Written competitive examinations for police constable posts conducted peacefully in Yadgir and Raichur
‘The examinations were conducted in a transparent manner and were completely peaceful,’ Rahul Pandve, Deputy Commissioner of Yadgir, told The Hindu.
Written competitive examinations for civil police constable (CPC) posts held in a peaceful manner in Yadgir and Raichur districts, according to reports. The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) conducted the exams on Sunday, August 2, with security arrangements in place. Nineteen examination centers were set up in Yadgir district, and 7,979 candidates enrolled for the morning session, while 6,592 applied for the evening session.
In Raichur, 15,239 candidates registered for the morning session, with 14,632 appearing for the exam, and 11,749 candidates enrolled for the evening session, with 11,318 taking the test. The authorities reported that the examinations were conducted transparently and without any issues in either district. Local officials, including Deputy Commissioner Rahul Pandve of Yadgir and Superintendent of Police Pruthvik Shankar, confirmed the smooth conduct of the exams and the presence of adequate police personnel at each center.
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