Kargil, Apr 17: An orientation programme for Sub-Inspector aspirants concluded in Kargil on Thursday, with District Police wrapping up a two-day session aimed at preparing candidates for the forthcoming Ladakh Police recruitment examination.
Held at the Syed Mehdi Memorial Auditorium Hall, the programme brought together senior officers and a large number of aspirants, focusing on examination strategy, syllabus clarity, and the demands of police service in a competitive recruitment environment.
The initiative was conducted under the directions of Mukesh Singh and supervised by Nitin Yadav, who interacted with participants and underscored the need for disciplined preparation, noting that the number of aspirants far exceeds the available vacancies.
Earlier, the session opened with remarks by Tundup Dorjay, who outlined the objectives of the programme and welcomed participants, including resource experts and police personnel. The orientation was designed to familiarise candidates with the examination pattern for both Constable and Sub-Inspector posts.
Addressing the gathering, Ishtiyaq Ahmad Kacho spoke on the responsibilities associated with police service, describing the uniform as a mark of duty and public trust. He called upon aspirants to approach the recruitment process with commitment and a sense of purpose aligned with the force’s ethos.
Technical sessions formed the core of the programme, with resource person Mehboob Elahi detailing preparation strategies, including structured study plans, subject-wise weightage, and the importance of mock tests and revision. He also demonstrated the “Roam Prep” application developed to assist aspirants from Ladakh preparing for various competitive examinations.
Further, Mehdi Khan briefed candidates on eligibility norms, recruitment procedures, and the value of additional certifications such as NCC in enhancing prospects during selection.
An interactive session saw aspirants engage directly with the panel, seeking clarity on examination-related queries. Participants who responded effectively to questions posed during the session were awarded preparation material by the Ladakh Academy.
The programme concluded with the presentation of appreciation letters to contributors, including the resource team, the Department of Youth Services and Sports, and media representatives. The event was convened by Haji Mohmad Nissar, RI DPL Kargil.
