Bihar Police SI case studies
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The Bihar Police Sub-Inspector examination is the recruitment gateway to the post of Sub-Inspector (Daroga) in the Bihar Police. It is meant for graduates who want a supervisory police career in the state, and it is run by the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC). The Bihar Police SI case studies are 6 cases and about 4,462 words.
1The Announced, Notified or In Force Problem in a Current-Affairs Bulletin
A district information officer must prepare a one-page current-affairs bulletin on a new state welfare allowance for 40 trainees at a police recruitment coaching cell. Over five weeks the file has moved through these stages, all of them reported in newspapers: (1) the Finance Minister announced the allowance in the budget speech; (2) the department issued a press release with photographs; (3) the Finance Department issued a formal resolution sanctioning funds; (4) draft rules were placed on the department's website inviting objections; (5) the Gazette notification fixing 1 April as the date of commencement has not appeared, and no circular has reached the districts.
690 words, about 3 min2Siting a Relief Camp After a Predicted Embankment Breach
Continuous rain has pushed a north Bihar embankment to the point of a breach at 11 pm, and the block office must open relief camps within 12 hours for about 3,000 people and 400 head of livestock from nine villages. Three sites are available.
795 words, about 4 min3Allocating Night-Shift Constables Across Six Beats
A station house officer has 18 constables available for the night shift after leave, training and court duty. Standing orders require a minimum of two constables on every beat, one constable at the station diary and one in reserve; a constable cannot be counted twice.
831 words, about 4 min4Testing Whether Three Witness Accounts Can Stand Together
A bicycle is reported stolen from outside a cloth shop in a bazaar. The complainant says the cycle was chained at 6:40 pm and found missing at 7:10 pm.
728 words, about 4 min5Editing a Hindi Press Note Before It Reaches Two News Agencies
634 words, about 3 min6Vetting an English Press Note Before Newspaper Publication
A sub-inspector drafts a press note on a recovery of a country-made pistol at a bus stand and sends it for vetting before release to three newspapers. The draft reads: 'Acting on a tip-off, a raid was conducted by the police at the new bus stand, and one person was apprehended with a country-made pistol and four live cartridges.
784 words, about 4 min