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Kargil Police Gears Up SI Aspirants with Exam Orientation Drive

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffApril 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Kargil, April 16, 2026: District Police Kargil organised an orientation programme for Sub Inspector aspirants appearing in the upcoming Ladakh Police Recruitment written examination. The programme was held at Syed Mehdi Memorial Auditorium Hall, Kargil.

The program was attended by Shri Nitin Yadav (IPS) SSP Kargil; Shri Ishtiyaq Ahmad Kacho (JKPAS) ASP Kargil; Shri Tundup Dorjay, DySP DAR Police Line Kargil; DySP DAR UTDRF; DySP DAR Traffic; police officials and a large number of Sub Inspector aspirants.

The program commenced with a welcome speech by Shri Tundup Dorjay. He welcomed all participants, including resource person Mehboob Elahi and SI Mehdi Khan. He briefed about the two-day orientation program and stated that the Orientation Programme is being conducted on the directions of the worthy DGP UT Ladakh, Sh. Mukesh Singh -IPS and under the supervision of SSP Kargil Sh.Nitin Yadav -IPS to provide aspirants with an understanding of the examination pattern for Constables and Sub Inspectors.

Shri Ishtiyaq Kacho inspiring the aspirants highlighted the role and responsibilities of police personnel. He stated that wearing a khaki uniform is an honor and pride. He said that “Service and Courage” is the motto and urged aspirants to prepare for the examination to secure selection and serve the nation.

Resource person Mehboob Elahii spoke on preparation for the examination. He covered study plan, examination overview, subject-wise weightage, syllabus, and the importance of mock tests, revision and practice of previous year questions. He also informed about an application “Roam Prep,” developed for Ladakhi students and aspirants of KSSRB, LSSRB, LSSSSB, Constable and Sub Inspector examinations, and gave a demonstration.

Sub Inspector Mehdi Khan delivered a presentation on eligibility criteria, mode of recruitment, selection process, and the advantages of NCC certification and other deserving certificates.

Shri Nitin Yadav interacted with the participants and said that he noted the participation of aspirants during the session. He stated that vacancies are limited and the number of aspirants is high, and advised them to work hard and prepare well. He said that the police department is a visible force requiring discipline and dedication, and that public expectations from uniformed personnel are high. He conveyed his best wishes to all aspirants and thanked everyone who contributed to the conduct of the two-day orientation program.

An interactive session was held during which aspirants asked queries and responses were provided by the panel. Questions were also posed by the panel and answered by the aspirants. Correct answers given by aspirants were provided Ladakh Academy preparation books.

Appreciation letters were also presented to the resource person, Department of Youth Services and Sports, and media for their support during the program. The program was convened by Haji Mohmad Nissar RI DPL Kargil.

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