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Govt seeks applications for additional 913 posts in police dept

PANAJI
The Goa government on Friday released an advertisement inviting applications for additional 913 posts of constables and sub-inspectors in the Police department of the State by an addendum to the earlier advertisement issued in March this year. The police department had earlier advertised for 1,097 posts in various ranks of police. The department has clarified that those who have applied earlier need not apply again.

The police department on March 28, 2021 had issued an advertisement for the posts of 145 police sub-inspectors, 857 police constables, 1 searcher, 6 assistant sub-inspectors, 1 photographer, 2 laboratory technician, 11 police constables (bandsman), 1 police constable (Mast luskar), 29 police constables (wireless messanger), 10 stenographers and 34 Lower Division Clerks (LDC).  

Now, due to an increase in the number of vacant posts the department has issued an addendum to the earlier advertisement to add additional vacant posts. Total 767 male and 146 female police constable vacancies have now been advertised. In addition, posts for 15 sub-inspector (master) and 10 sub-inspector (engine driver) have also been advertised which was released on Friday.

The last date for submission of application forms for all the posts advertised in Advertisement 1 in 2021 released in dailies on March 28, 2021, is extended till May 26, 2021. However, the cut-off date for age, educational qualification, documents, etc remains the same as on April 30, 2021.

The application forms for the posts are available at the administrative block, GRP Camp, Altinho Panaji and Bicholim, Mapusa, Ponda, Quepem, Margao, Vasco police stations.

The candidates have to produce a mark list and caste certificate while submitting the application at the counters. 

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Published May 1, 2021, 12:20 AM IST
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