Jharkhand constable recruitment process stopped after 11 deaths, started again, these rules have changed

The Jharkhand constable recruitment exam is starting again from today (10 September). The exam was stopped after 11 candidates died in the excise constable recruitment race for 583 posts. Now the race is being conducted again with some changed rules. However, the recruitment process of the center Chianki Airport of Palamu, where the maximum number of 05 candidates died, was stopped.

According to the changed rules, if there is a need for a health check-up before the race, then adequate arrangements of doctors have been made for the candidates. Apart from this, arrangements for snacks/fruits have also been made for the participants at all the competition venues so that no one participates in the race on an empty stomach. Apart from this, there will be arrangements for oximeters and BP machines at all the centers.

These candidates will have their exam on 19th and 20th September

The race for excise constable recruitment for 583 posts has once again started from 10 September. However, the recruitment process of Palamu’s Chianki Airport, where the maximum number of 05 candidates died, has been stopped. The process of the race for the remaining candidates here is being done at other 6 recruitment centers. This means that this time the recruitment has been shifted to 6 centers instead of the center of Palamu. The race for the remaining 42 thousand candidates from Palamu will be held on 19 and 20 September.

So many candidates died

Police says that during this period 1 death has occurred in Ranchi, 4 in Hazaribagh and Giridih, 4 in Palamu, 2 in Musabani and Sahebganj. Police spokesperson AV Homkar said that a case has been registered and the matter is being investigated. He has described the death of the candidates as unfortunate. At the same time, doctors say that those who have not practiced may have some problem.

Doctors told the cause of death

Doctors say that running suddenly can reduce the oxygen level along with the pressure. Also, substances like steroids or energy drinks can be very harmful. They have appealed that this is not the last exam of life, so the candidates should be patient. Commandant rank IPS officer Mukesh Kumar, who is looking after the recruitment in Palamu, also said that the candidates need to be patient. They should not take short cuts. Taking energy drinks or medicines can also be a reason for death, which is being investigated. The behavior of some candidates was also strange.