Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has granted major relief to candidates from the 2025 batch selected for the post of sub-inspector in the Uttar Pradesh Police. The Chief Minister has waived the recovery of the ₹8 lakh bond amount deposited by 1,057 candidates, including 1,030 constables and 27 computer operators, who were selected for the post of sub-inspector through an examination. This amounts to a total waiver of ₹84.56 crore. The Chief Minister’s decision has brought cheer to the personnel who have moved up from the rank of constable to sub-inspector.
These candidates, who were serving as constables and computer operators in the Uttar Pradesh Police, appeared for the examination and secured selection to the post of sub-inspector. Following their selection, each candidate was required to deposit a bond amount of ₹8 lakh during training. The candidates had approached Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath seeking relief from the recovery of this amount. Taking a compassionate view of their concerns, the Chief Minister decided to waive the recovery.
The Chief Minister’s decision will provide relief from recovery to a total of 1,057 police personnel, comprising 1,030 constables and 27 computer operators. All of them were selected for the post of sub-inspector through an examination. The waiver of the recovery of the ₹8 lakh bond amount deposited during training will provide financial relief to each candidate. The issue of recovering the bond amount had been a cause of concern for the candidates.
On November 6, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath distributed appointment letters to 4,543 candidates newly selected for the post of sub-inspector in the Uttar Pradesh Police. On the occasion, the Chief Minister emphasised further strengthening the state’s law and order machinery and making the police force more modern, capable and accountable.
Relief extended to 1,030 constables and 27 computer operators promoted to sub-inspector posts; exempted from recovery of ₹8 lakh bond amount each
Candidates relieved of the financial burden of recovering the ₹8 lakh bond amount deposited during training
Candidates had appealed to CM Yogi for a waiver of the ₹8 lakh recovery
