TN Police SI case studies
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The TNUSRB Sub-Inspectors of Police (Taluk & AR) recruitment is the Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board's direct-entry process for the rank of Sub-Inspector in the Taluk and Armed Reserve wings. It is aimed at graduates who want a uniformed career in the Tamil Nadu Police and who are willing to clear both a written screen and a physical battery. The TN Police SI case studies are 5 cases and about 2,575 words.
1Tamil Eligibility Score Short by Two Marks
A constable with nine years' service applies for departmental promotion to SI. In the Tamil Language Eligibility Test (100 marks, 40 to qualify), he scores 38.
575 words, about 3 min2Allocating 18 Local Staff and 40 Reinforcements for a Temple Festival
The Kottur police station has 24 sanctioned personnel: 4 on leave, 2 at training, and 18 available. It must run a 24-hour station with a minimum of 4 staff per 8-hour shift, send two two-person patrols per shift, and provide bandobast for a temple festival expected to draw 20,000 people.
512 words, about 3 min3Chain of Custody When the CCTV DVR Was Kept in a Cupboard
A jewellery shop burglary is reported at 7 a.m.: 18 sovereigns of gold and Rs 40,000 cash missing. The sub-inspector reaches at 8 a.m., prepares a search memorandum with two shop employees as witnesses, and seizes a CCTV DVR, a crowbar, and a partial fingerprint lift.
529 words, about 3 min4UPI Fraud Reported After 72 Hours With a Missing UTR
A 62-year-old retired teacher reports at a rural police station that Rs 4.8 lakh was debited from her savings account in three UPI transactions over 72 hours. She has screenshots for two transactions, no UTR for the third, and the bank branch 40 km away says it cannot act without an FIR.
493 words, about 2 min5A 30-Minute Tamil Public Warning About a Cracked Bridge
A police station must warn 15,000 residents that a bridge on the main road will be closed for 30 hours after a crack is found. The station has 30 minutes to issue the warning through a WhatsApp group of 800 people, a loudspeaker vehicle, and two notice boards.
466 words, about 2 min