About 1700 candidates who became sub-inspectors from constables in UP Police got relief, decision to remove the condition of recovery related to old training and salary.
Tezzbuzz Desk – Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given big relief to the candidates of 2025 batch who have become sub-inspectors from constables in UP Police. The Chief Minister has decided to waive recovery of up to Rs 8 lakh on the basis of the bond amount deposited during the training. This will provide relief to those candidates who were facing the condition of returning the amount related to old training and salary after selection for the post of Sub Inspector.
4543 candidates have been selected
A total of 4543 candidates have been selected in UP Police Sub-Inspector Recruitment-2025. Among these, there are about 1700 candidates who were already posted as constables in Uttar Pradesh Police. Now these candidates have been selected for the post of Sub Inspector.
Many candidates recruited for the post of constable had achieved success in the sub-inspector recruitment examination. After selection on a higher post, he was facing recovery of old training and salary related amount before new appointment. On the basis of the bonds deposited during the training, there was talk of recovery of up to Rs 8 lakh.
The candidates said that they are not going to leave the police department and work somewhere else, but are going from the post of constable to sub-inspector in Uttar Pradesh Police. In such a situation, such a huge amount should not be recovered from them.
The matter of recovery of Rs 7.34 lakh came to light in September.
According to the information revealed in September 2026, some selected reservists were being demanded to deposit about Rs 7.34 lakh as training expenses and salary. This was said to include Rs 2,70,982 in training expenses and Rs 4,63,150 in salary.
The candidates had argued that they were going to serve on a higher post in the same police department, hence this amount should not be taken back from them.
The candidates affected by the condition of recovery had sought intervention from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He said that he has secured the post of Sub-Inspector by passing the competitive examination, but the old training and the condition of returning the salary amount is creating financial problems for him.
Now, with the decision of the Chief Minister, these candidates will get relief from recovery of up to Rs 8 lakh and they will be able to take up their new responsibility on the post of Sub Inspector without any financial burden.