CAPF HC Ministerial case studies
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The Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces Examination is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC), the recruiting body named on the Commission's own site. SSC describes the examination as the route by which it "conducts the Sub-Inspector (SI) in Delhi Police exam to recruit candidates for the position of Sub-Inspector in the Delhi Police department"; the same examination title also covers Sub-Inspector posts in the Central Armed Police Forces. The CAPF HC Ministerial case studies are 5 cases and about 4,083 words.
1Winter Clothing Procurement: Stretching a Fixed Budget
A battalion quartermaster must equip 750 personnel for winter from a sanctioned clothing budget of ₹18,00,000. The authorised scale is one jacket at ₹2,400 and one sweater at ₹900 per person; gloves at ₹350 a pair are authorised only for the 60 per cent detailed on night duty.
695 words, about 3 min2Five Highway Pickets: Verifying a Deployment Chart
A stretch of national highway in a battalion's area of responsibility has five pickets, CP1 to CP5, numbered in order from north to south. Five head constables - Ajay, Birendra, Chetan, Dinesh and Eshwar - must be posted, one to each picket, for the coming flood-relief window.
685 words, about 3 min3An RTI Request That Gets No Reply
A candidate who appeared in the written examination for Head Constable (Ministerial) writes to the battalion's public information officer, paying the prescribed fee, and asks for four things: (i) his own paper-wise marks; (ii) copies of his own answer sheets; (iii) the model answer key and the minutes of the moderation committee that finalised it; (iv) the category-wise cut-off marks for all candidates. He files the request on 3 March and receives no reply at all.
907 words, about 5 min4Repairing a Draft Inquiry Report
The Sub-Inspector, along with two constables, were proceeding to the spot. Neither the loudspeaker nor the barricades was in place.
901 words, about 5 min5Barracks Repair Before the Monsoon
A barracks block housing two companies must be repaired before the monsoon, which is now forecast to break in 24 days. The engineering store reckons the job at 1,200 worker-days - the equivalent of 30 workers for 40 days at the sanctioned pace.
895 words, about 4 min