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Punjab Police has announced multiple vacant positions in Special Branch departments. Are you looking for Punjab Police Jobs? If yes, then this is good news for you. You choose the right place for your future. Here you can see and read all the information and instructions to apply for jobs.

All vacancies such as Senior Station Assistant (SSA), and Police Station Assistant (PSA) are announced in all districts of Punjab. Below are several official commercials. Holders of a Punjab domicile are welcome to apply. Men and women who meet the requirements can apply for these positions.

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Details for Punjab Police Jobs:

Updated on:	23 December 2023
Published in:	12 August 2023
Last date:	20 December 2023
Newspaper:	Jang
Organization:	Punjab Police
Job type:	Permanent / Contract base
Salary base:	PKR
Number of Seats:	225
Job Location:	Punjab.

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All vacancies details for Punjab Police Jobs:

1. Intelligence Operator:

Paying Scale:	BPS-07
Domicile:	Punjab
Qualification:	Minimum Intermediate
Age-Limit:	18 to 25 Years
Number of Seats:	225

How to apply for Punjab Police Jobs:

The completed forms can be sent to the following Regional Offices of the Special Branch, together with their attested credentials:
- SSP, Special Branch, Sheikhupura
- SSP, Special Branch, Lahore
- SSP, Special Branch, Faisalabad
- SSP, Special Branch, Multan
- SSP, Special Branch, Bahawalpur
- SSP, Special Branch, Gujranwala
- SSP, Special Branch, Rawalpindi
- SSP, Special Branch, Sargodha
- SSP, Special Branch, Sahiwal
- SSP, Special Branch, DG Khan
An application and 100/-worth of stamp paper must be sent together.
Applications are accepted between December 5, 2023, and December 20, 2023.
Applications of any kind sent after the deadline will not be considered.
The list of qualified applicants will be posted on the Punjab Police website, www.punjabpolice.gov.pk, and displayed on the District Police Line following the verification of each applicant’s documentation.
You may get all the information you need about the exam center and recruitment timetable by visiting the Punjab Police website or calling the local police line.
The deadline for applying to be an intelligence operator for a Punjab Police Special Branch position is December 20, 2023.

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About Punjab Police:

The Police Order of 2002 established the Punjab Police, which is governed under the Police Rules of 1934. The Legal Affairs Division (Legal Branch), Finance and Welfare, Operations, Training, and Research and Development are some of the branches of the Central Police Office (CPO) in Lahore. Through their Additional Inspectors General of Police, the branches submit reports to the Inspector General of Police. The Regional Police Officers do not belong to the Punjab CPO; instead, they answer to the Inspector General of Police.

The British government replaced the zamindars, who were responsible for police duties, with magistrates who had dargahs and other subordinate personnel. By Madras Regulation XI of 1816, the dargah system in Madras was abolished, and the tehsildars were appointed to perform both police and tax tasks.

Bombay Regulation XII of 1827 established a comparable system in that city. Due to the lack of a subordinate revenue organization in Bengal, the system of dargahs was not abolished; however, in 1811, some of their cognizance powers were removed, which had the effect of limiting their authority.