PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOR ADHINAYAK LIPIK RECRUITMERNT EXAM

PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOR ADHINAYAK LIPIK RECRUITMERNT EXAM

10-JUNE-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

SASARAM--------------------------The written examination for the selection of 'Adhinayak Lipik' (Chief Clerk) in the Home Guard Service Cadre, conducted by the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (Patna), will be held on June 10, 2026. The exam will take place in a single shift across 17 centers in Sasaram. It will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, with the reporting time for candidates set at 8:30 AM. A total of 9,360 candidates will appear for the examination.

A briefing session for center superintendents, deputed magistrates, and police officials was held today at the DRDA Hall of the Collectorate to ensure the successful, peaceful, and malpractice-free conduct of the examination. The meeting was attended by the Additional Collector-cum-Additional District Magistrate, the Sub-Divisional Officer (Sasaram), the District Education Officer, and officials from relevant departments. During the meeting, instructions were issued to all officials to ensure strict compliance with the guidelines laid down by the Commission, as well as the joint order issued by the District Magistrate and the Superintendent of Police, Rohtas.

The Additional Collector-cum-Additional District Magistrate emphasized that the fairness and transparency of the examination are of paramount importance. Malpractice, the use of unfair means, or any laxity in security standards will not be tolerated under any circumstances. He directed all center superintendents and magistrates to ensure adequate security arrangements and adherence to prescribed protocols at the examination centers. In accordance with the Commission's directives, carrying mobile phones, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, or any other electronic gadgets and written materials into the examination center is strictly prohibited. Candidates will undergo thorough frisking upon entry into the examination centers.

It was announced during the meeting that the entry gates of the examination centers would be closed 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time—specifically at 9:30 AM. Entry will not be permitted under any circumstances after this time. Candidates must present their e-admit card and a valid photo identity proof to gain entry into the examination hall. All deputed magistrates and police officials were instructed to maintain constant vigilance at the examination centers and to immediately report any suspicious activity to the District Control Room. He also directed that continuous surveillance be maintained from the rooftops of the school buildings to ensure security and a malpractice-free environment, thereby effectively monitoring the activities of any external elements and upholding the fairness and transparency of the examination.

No candidate will be permitted to leave the examination center until the examination concludes. Additionally, no examinee will be permitted to visit the restroom during the final 30 minutes of the examination. Candidates visiting the restroom under special circumstances will be subject to mandatory frisking and monitoring. To ensure the smooth, fair, and malpractice-free conduct of the examination, a district control room has been established at the Rohtas Collectorate (Phone Nos.: 06184-226072/226093). Magistrates and police officers have been deployed at the control room; reserve static magistrates and reserve zonal magistrates have also been appointed. The Deputy Development Commissioner will hold overall charge of the district control room.

Activities at all examination centers will be closely monitored from the control room throughout the duration of the exam. Necessary resources—including fire services, medical facilities, traffic management, riot control vehicles (Vajra), water cannons, and tear gas—have been arranged to handle any emergency situation. Relevant officials have been issued necessary instructions in this regard.

Lalit Bhushan Ranjan, Additional Collector-cum-Additional District Magistrate, Rohtas, will be in overall charge of law and order on the day of the examination, while the Sub-divisional... The official in charge for Sasaram will hold overall responsibility for law and order within their jurisdiction.

All Centre Superintendents were instructed to ensure strict compliance with the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) issued by the Commission during the conduct of the examination and to immediately inform senior officials should any issue arise.