Allahabad High Court has issued a major order regarding Constable Recruitment 2025 in UP Police. High Court has ordered re-measurement of height and chest of constable recruitment candidates. This will provide a second chance to those candidates who were disqualified due to their height or chest measurement being less than the prescribed standard to appear in the physical test.
A board constituted by King George Medical University will look into the matter on October 31. The court has ordered the principal of Lucknow KGMU to form a medical board. In fact, a petition was filed in the High Court on behalf of candidate Anuj Kumar and 60 others, after hearing which the High Court gave this decision.
The High Court ordered hearing on 47 petitions
The Allahabad High Court gave this order while hearing a total of 47 petitions, while the court rejected six petitions in a series of demands. While the three applications have been separately instructed to list the matter after two weeks. Apart from this, the court also dismissed five other writ petitions from the case. The court said that there are many petitioners involved in these petitions and orders will be passed separately in these writ petitions.
The report will be presented in a sealed envelope on November 4.
In the writ petition in which the court has directed to re-measure, the court will next hear on November 4. The report will be produced in court on November 4 in a sealed envelope. The case was heard in the court of Justice Manish Kumar Nigam. The High Court said that there is no possibility of a person’s height or chest size changing in a year or two. Hence the possibility of errors in the measurement of candidates cannot be ruled out.
More than 28 lakh candidates applied
This recruitment process of UP Police was conducted for more than 32 thousand posts, the result of which was declared on 14 October. The written examination for this was conducted on June 8, 9 and 10 in all 75 districts of the state. A total of more than 28 lakh candidates applied for this recruitment, including about 19 lakh males and about 9 lakh females.
