Chhattisgarh Police has announced the final results of the Sub-Inspector, Subedar, and Platoon Commander Recruitment for 2021, marking a major milestone after a prolonged delay of six years. This decision has brought immense relief and joy to the candidates, many of whom had been waiting anxiously for the result.
In a major development, the Chhattisgarh Police has declared the final results of the Sub-Inspector (SI), Subedar, and Platoon Commander Recruitment 2021, much to the relief of thousands of hopeful candidates. This marks the first time in six years that the state has announced the result of the Sub-Inspector recruitment examination. The process, which began in 2018, was delayed due to various reasons, including legal issues and the search for eligible candidates.
The recruitment aimed to fill 975 posts, but only 959 positions were successfully filled, as several vacancies remained unfilled due to the lack of qualified candidates. The final result is based on the interview of 1,436 candidates, and the selected list has been posted on the official website of Chhattisgarh Police, cgpolice.gov.in.
The announcement of this result was eagerly awaited by the youth of Chhattisgarh, who have been struggling for years, with some even staging protests to expedite the process. The decision to declare the results just before Diwali has been termed as a “gift” by many successful candidates, particularly SI Roshni Yadav, who expressed immense joy and gratitude, calling it the best Diwali gift.
Key Highlights:
- 975 Posts: Initially, there were 975 positions to be filled, but only 959 were filled due to the unavailability of suitable candidates.
- Candidates Selected: A total of 1,436 candidates were interviewed, and the final list of selected candidates has been released.
- Diverse Posts: The recruitment includes 57 posts for Subedar, 577 for SI, 69 for SI (Special Branch), 247 for Platoon Commander, and various specialized posts like Finger Print and Computer-related positions.
- Court’s Influence: The High Court intervened in the case, ordering the state government to announce the results by Diwali, offering a ray of hope to waiting candidates.
The long wait is now over, and with the final results released, many candidates are now one step closer to their dreams of serving in the Chhattisgarh Police. The government’s decision to finally conclude the recruitment process has brought joy and optimism to the youth of the state.