CG Police Constable case studies
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The CG Police Constable recruitment examination is the selection process used by the Chhattisgarh Police to fill constable posts in the state force. It suits candidates who want a uniformed, disciplined public-service career in Chhattisgarh and who can combine written-test preparation with sustained physical training. The CG Police Constable case studies are 5 cases and about 4,732 words.
1The Overnight 'Detention for Inquiry'
You are the duty constable at a police station in Raipur on a Tuesday night. At 21:40 a beat constable brings in a 19-year-old scrap collector found near a shop whose shutter was found open; goods worth about Rs 8,000 are missing.
971 words, about 5 min2Choosing a Relief Camp Before the Mahanadi Peak
In the last week of August, the sub-divisional magistrate of a block in Gariaband district must shift 340 people from three low-lying villages on the right bank of the Mahanadi near its confluence with the Pairi and Sondur. The IMD has forecast 180 mm of rain in the catchment over 48 hours, and the Water Resources Department has started releasing water from a reservoir upstream on the Mahanadi.
1,000 words, about 5 min3A Crime Review Where the Figures Do Not Add Up
At the monthly crime review of a police station in Bilaspur, the station house officer places the quarter's figures on the table. Beat A: 60 theft cases registered, 21 detected.
886 words, about 4 min4Borderline Measurements at the Recruitment Ground
At a district police lines ground, a recruitment board is conducting the physical measurement and physical efficiency tests for constable posts. The board must finish by 17:00 and 40 candidates are still waiting.
946 words, about 5 min5A Rumour, a Festival and Two Languages
You are posted at a police station in a block of Kanker district where a village mela in honour of the village deity is to be held next week. About 60 per cent of the village speaks Halbi, with smaller groups speaking Gondi and Chhattisgarhi; the notice board and the school use Hindi.
929 words, about 5 min