Reet became a litmus test for the police today

Jaipur: Rajasthan police claims about complicated security settings will be included in the litmus test on Sunday when more than 16 Lakh students will appear for REET (Rajasthan’s feasibility exam for teachers) throughout the state.
In running to Mammoth practice, the state government held a series of video conferencing with district collectors and police supervisors to strengthen that they would be responsible if there were unwanted situations.
Therefore, police officials throughout the state on Saturday abbreviated their SPS and shos about maintaining legal and order on the streets, controlling crowds outside the examination room and communicating throughout the day.
All roadside activities are stored under strict supervision.
Restaurants, tea shops, food connections and kiosks that sell cigarettes are directed to close at 11pm.
Likewise, vehicles patrolled all police offices fan, conduct rounds in the Tribun Bus, the inspection center and train station.
The police hold place exercises and regulate the traffic assistance booth.
According to a senior official, the command crew will keep a strong room where the answer sheets will be saved.
After a big accident where six REET students were killed in Chaksu, monitoring the highway and arterial roads was the main cause of concern.
In some districts, the highway patrol unit was told to include additional routes to make an examination of the driver of a reckless driver.
Elsewhere, the highway was intended for patrolling the police bike.
Police officials said that every student would be truly clay before they could enter the examination hall.
Two police officers, two housekeepers and at least two policemen will be used for Frisk and search so there is no constabulary armed Rajasthan cheating device) to support the local police.
Additional companies have also been posted to GRP (government train police) to control students in a rush of students at the train station.
“Our main responsibility is to prevent fraud, controlling student movements and ensuring the security of ordinary people on Sunday,” said the official.
However, with the swelling of the number of students poured into the city for Reeet, the police unit also stretched.