Himachal Pradesh Police Recruitment For The Post Of Male & Female Constables In Shimla

Post Name : Constables
No of Vacancy : 1073 Posts (1005 for Male) & (195 for Female)
Pay Scale : Rs 10300-34800/-
Grade Pay : Rs 3200/-

Educational Qualification : 12th pass

Age Limit : Minimum & Maximum age limit is 18 to 23 years as on 0107.

2017
Job Location : Himachal Pradesh
Selection Process : Selection will be made on Physical & Other Standard, physical efficiency test (PET), Written Examination, Personality Test, Medical Examination & Verification of Character & antecedent

Application Fee : Candidates have to pay Rs140/- for General Category & Rs35/- for SC/ ST/ OBC/ IRDP in the form of Bank Draft or IP.

Os to be drawn in favour of district Superintendent of Police concerned

How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with photocopies of relevant documents & application fee send to the Office of the district Superintendent of Police concerned in HP on or before 2107.

2017

Himachal Pradesh as political entity came into existence on 15th April, 1948 It was constituted by integrating the princely States of Chamba, Mandi, Suket, Sirmaur and 26 smaller states known as the Punjab Hill States Subsequently, in 1954 Bilaspur, which was then a part "C" State, was also merged with Himachal Pradesh In 1960 District Kinnaur was carved out of District Mahsu which was earlier constituted by merging 27 hill states.



After the re-organization of Punjab in 1966, Shimla, Kangra, Kullu, Lahaul & Spiti Districts, Una Tehsil of Hoshiarpur District and Nalagarh Tehsil of Ambala District were also merged with the Union Territory of Himachal Pradesh In 1972 Districts of Kangra and Mahasu were reorganized District Kangra was trifurcated and Una and Hamirpur Tehsils were made into separate Districts Some areas of Mahasu District were merged with Shimla District while the others formed the new District of Solan

In 1948, states like Mandi, Chamba, Sirmaur, Suket and Bilaspur had their regular Police forces.

Other smaller states had a common Police Force The Rulers of Punjab Hill States, with the exception of Sirmaur and Bilaspur, realized the advantage of establishing a common system of Policing in their States The system was adopted as an experiment for three years from 1st April, 1943 This was, in the true sense, the beginning of Himachal Pradesh Police For proper administration of the scheme, an Executive Committee, consisting of 5 members was constituted.

Four members of this committee were elected by the Rulers from amongst themselves The 5th member was nominated by the Political Agent of the Punjab Hill States to represent such states which may be under his direct administration due to minority of the Rulers or for other reasons The Committee elected one of them as its chairman

In order to ensure proper administration of Police work, an officer of the status of Supdt of Police in British India was appointed.

He had the authority to exercise general supervision over the Police Cadre in these States

In 1948, after the constitution of the Union Territory, efforts were made to stream line the Police force in the State to bring it at par with other forces of the India Union The Police force drawn from different States having varying backgrounds and traditions were amalgamated to form the HP Police.

12th pass.

Himachal Pradesh Police is looking for 10th profile candidates.

Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along
with photocopies of relevant documents & application fee send to the
Office of the district Superintendent of Police concerned in H.P. on
or before 21.07.2017.

Himachal Pradesh as political entity came into existence on 15th April, 1948. It was constituted by integrating the princely States of Chamba, Mandi, Suket, Sirmaur and 26 smaller states known as the Punjab Hill States. Subsequently, in 1954 Bilaspur, which was then a part "C" State, was also merged with Himachal Pradesh. In 1960 District Kinnaur was carved out of District Mahsu which was earlier constituted by merging 27 hill states.

After the re-organization of Punjab in 1966, Shimla, Kangra, Kullu, Lahaul & Spiti Districts, Una Tehsil of Hoshiarpur District and Nalagarh Tehsil of Ambala District were also merged with the Union Territory of Himachal Pradesh. In 1972 Districts of Kangra and Mahasu were reorganized. District Kangra was trifurcated and Una and Hamirpur Tehsils were made into separate Districts. Some areas of Mahasu District were merged with Shimla District while the others formed the new District of Solan.

In 1948, states like Mandi, Chamba, Sirmaur, Suket and Bilaspur had their regular Police forces. Other smaller states had a common Police Force. The Rulers of Punjab Hill States, with the exception of Sirmaur and Bilaspur, realized the advantage of establishing a common system of Policing in their States. The system was adopted as an experiment for three years from 1st April, 1943. This was, in the true sense, the beginning of Himachal Pradesh Police. For proper administration of the scheme, an Executive Committee, consisting of 5 members was constituted. Four members of this committee were elected by the Rulers from amongst themselves. The 5th member was nominated by the Political Agent of the Punjab Hill States to represent such states which may be under his direct administration due to minority of the Rulers or for other reasons. The Committee elected one of them as its chairman.

In order to ensure proper administration of Police work, an officer of the status of Supdt. of Police in British India was appointed. He had the authority to exercise general supervision over the Police Cadre in these States.

In 1948, after the constitution of the Union Territory, efforts were made to stream line the Police force in the State to bring it at par with other forces of the India Union. The Police force drawn from different States having varying backgrounds and traditions were amalgamated to form the H.P. Police.