LAHORE: The Pakistan Railways

Police (PR-Police) has temporarily sus-pended the recruitment process for 250 constables following directives issued by the National Assembly's Railways Standing Committee on Jan 24.

According to a PR police spokesman, the written examination and interviews, origi-nally scheduled for Feb 2 and 4, have been postponed. New dates, venues, and times for the tests and interviews will be commu-nicated to candidates at a later stage.

In line with the standing committee's instructions, the recruitment process for an additional 230 constables and other

posts will also be re-advertised in national and provincial newspapers. However, candidates who have already cleared the physical test under the previous adver-tisement will not need to reapply. They will only be required to appear for the written test and interviews, for which new roll number slips will be issued.

By Our Staff Reporter

LAHORE: The Pakistan Railways

Police (PR-Police) has temporarily sus-pended the recruitment process for 250 constables following directives issued by the National Assembly's Railways Standing Committee on Jan 24.

According to a PR police spokesman, the written examination and interviews, origi-nally scheduled for Feb 2 and 4, have been postponed. New dates, venues, and times for the tests and interviews will be commu-nicated to candidates at a later stage.

In line with the standing committee's instructions, the recruitment process for an additional 230 constables and other

posts will also be re-advertised in national and provincial newspapers. However, candidates who have already cleared the physical test under the previous adver-tisement will not need to reapply. They will only be required to appear for the written test and interviews, for which new roll number slips will be issued.