Sargodha:A two-day physical testing process for recruitment of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) sergeants began at Police Lines Sargodha on Monday and
would continue until October 13.
A total of 2,381 candidates, including 635 women, have applied for 50 vacancies, according to the district administration. On the directions of Deputy Commissioner Hussain Ahmad Raza Chaudhry, committees were constituted to ensure a transparent and well-organized recruitment process.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Headquarters Ahmad Mughees and other committee members
remained present at Police Lines from the morning and supervised all stages of the physical tests.
Physical tests of 1,000 candidates, including women, were conducted on the first day.
Candidates underwent running, physical measurements and other fitness assessments in accordance with the prescribed criteria and standard operating procedures (SOPs). The district administration said transparency, merit and compliance with recruitment rules were being ensured throughout the process. Candidates who qualify in the physical tests would subsequently be called for a written
examination.
The remaining 1,381 candidates would undergo physical tests at Police Lines Sargodha on Tuesday, October 13. All candidates were directed to arrive at the prescribed time and follow the instructions and SOPs issued for the tests.