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Strictness showed its effect in the SI recruitment exam, with 61% candidates in attendance, while many were left out due to strict rules.

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The first phase of the Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment exam in Rajasthan was conducted under strict supervision and security. The exam went smoothly, but this time the administration's strictness was evident at every level. Overall, only about 61% of candidates were able to appear for the exam, while a large number of candidates were absent.

Strict checking before entry, even shoes and jewellery were removed

Candidates were thoroughly searched at examination centers. Shoes, socks, watches, belts, and even jewelry were removed to prevent cheating or malpractice. At many centers, candidates were only allowed in the necessary clothing.

Shirt sleeves cut, unique solution to prevent copying

At some exam centers, candidates' shirt sleeves were even cut off to prevent cheating. This step was taken to prevent candidates from concealing prescriptions or electronic devices in their clothing. This strictness came as a surprise to the candidates.

If you arrive late, there is no entry.

The administration also adopted a zero-tolerance policy regarding time constraints. Candidates arriving after the scheduled start time were not allowed into the exam center. This prevented many candidates from taking the exam, and anger was also seen outside the centers.

Strict surveillance by police and CCTV

Heavy police presence was deployed at every examination center. CCTV cameras monitored every activity. Flying squads also conducted frequent inspections to maintain control over the situation.

Lessons learned from past incidents, more strictness this time

In light of the paper leaks and fraud that have surfaced in recruitment exams in previous years, security has been further strengthened this time. The administration says this strictness is necessary to ensure a fair examination.

The second phase will be held today, the administration is on alert mode.

The second phase of the SI recruitment exam is being held today. Based on the first day's experience, the administration is on high alert, and the same strict rules will apply at all centers. Candidates are advised to arrive early and follow the guidelines.

While the first phase of the SI recruitment exam was conducted with strictness and discipline, it also caused inconvenience to many candidates. However, these steps are considered necessary to maintain transparency and fairness.

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