Mangaluru: Senior police officers from all Dakshina Kannada and Udupi Regency have raised concerns about local residents who are not advanced to join the police.
In this case, the city of Mangaluru has launched a workshop for a month for the candidates who want to join the police as sub-inspectors or police.
Almost on a similar route, Vidyamaatha Academy in Putture also carried out workshops throughout the month for prospective PSI from rural areas, and for those who had passed physical tests, free coaching.
Police Station Bellare Police Sub-Inspector G V Anjaneya Reddy has motivated young people to join the police when they visit the police station, or during the beating meeting.
He sent them a warning, every time the government called for an appointment.
“While in other districts, 90% of staff are locals and 10% are outsiders, in Dakshina Kannada this trend is Versa Versa.
Having local officers help in better intelligence collection and deal with legal-and-order situations.
Below The guidance of our senior officer, we have motivated young people to join strength, “he told Toi.
Anjaneya Reddy has advanced to sponsor cash prizes for those who supported the mock test organized by the academy on September 15.
RS 3,000 and 2,000 cash prizes for those who add paper 1, and Rs 5,000, Rs 3,000 and Rs 2,000 and Rs 2,000 for those whose top paper 2, has been announced by PSI.
Only those who have cleared physical tests can take a written test.
Bhagyesh Rai, MD, Vidyamaatha Academy said, “We have completed two psi training batches and the third is active.
Training along the free month for those who have cleared physical tests.
IPS Officer Prakash Gowda has become an inspiration behind this course, and police station The rural puture of the Udaya Ravi, the Probationary of the ShreeSanth Rathod and Anjaneya Reddy has also taken several classes voluntarily, “he said.
Academy, wing Vidyamaatha Foundation, launched last year.
“After doing a weld job, we realized there were no takers for government jobs because there was a misunderstanding that you had to pay to get a job.
We first introduce coaching for the exam of the Staff Election Commission last year, and then trained for the PSI and the police candidate,” said Bhagyesh .
PSI motivates young people to join the police
