Uttar Pradesh government has waived the recovery of rupees 84.56 Crore Bond Amount for 1,057 Newly Selected UP Police Sub-Inspectors.

 

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has waived the recovery of the bond amount of eight lakh rupees each from 1,057 candidates, including 1,030 police constables and 27 computer operators, who were selected for the post of Sub-Inspector through the recruitment examination. The total amount of recovery waived by the Chief Minister stands at 84 crore 56 lakh rupees.

 

The candidates were serving as constables and computer operators in the Uttar Pradesh Police before appearing in the examination and securing selection for the post of Sub-Inspector. Following their selection, each candidate was required to deposit a bond amount of eight lakh rupees during the training period. The candidates had approached Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath seeking exemption from the recovery of this amount.

 

Taking a sensitive view of their concerns, the Chief Minister decided to waive the recovery, providing significant financial relief to all 1,057 police personnel. The decision has been widely welcomed by the newly selected Sub-Inspectors.

 

Earlier, on November 6, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had distributed appointment letters to 4,543 newly selected Sub-Inspector candidates in the Uttar Pradesh Police. On the occasion, he had emphasised further strengthening the state’s law and order machinery and making the police force more modern, efficient and accountable.