Rajasthan Police SI case studies
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The Rajasthan Police Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment examination is the selection process through which the Rajasthan Police recruits candidates to the rank of Sub-Inspector - a supervisory, investigative and station-level leadership role rather than an entry-level constable post. It suits graduates who want a career in policing with responsibility for case investigation, law-and-order supervision and junior staff management, and who are willing to clear both a written assessment and physical testing. The Rajasthan Police SI case studies are 5 cases and about 5,095 words.
1The SHO Who Called a Dowry Assault 'a Civil Matter'
on 14 August, Sunita (28) walks into Kotwali police station in District X. She alleges that on 11 August her husband and mother-in-law beat her and demanded ₹5 lakh more dowry.
1,022 words, about 5 min2Deployment Arithmetic for a Fourteen-Day Mela
A sub-divisional police officer must plan static deployment for a 14-day fair. Effective strength available to him is 6 head constables and 44 constables; three more constables are on medical leave, and one SI is held back for supervisory rounds and is not counted in static deployment.
936 words, about 5 min3Three Constables, Two Claims Each
At 02:40 a truck driver reports that two men stopped him at a highway checkpost, held a knife to him and took ₹18,000 from his wallet. Three constables - A, B and C - were on the 22:00–06:00 shift.
982 words, about 5 min4Two Thousand Angry People in a Four-Metre Lane
It is the sixth day of a ten-day temple fair in a Rajasthan district. The mela is held in a temple town whose main lane is 4 metres wide, lined with about 60 shops; on the peak day the administration expects 1.2 lakh visitors, against 80,000 last year.
1,079 words, about 5 min5The KYC Call and the ₹85,000 That Left in Four Hours
A woman teacher, 41, comes to your police station at 4:15 p.m. She says that at about 11:30 a.m.
1,076 words, about 5 min