Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Trainee Constables Dismissed for Fake Leave Documents
Imagine you're in a special school to become a police officer.
You're allowed a few days off.
Some officers in training, including 13 women, were found to have changed dates and information on their leave papers to get more time off than they were supposed to.
The school caught them and decided that they could not finish the training program and had to leave.
Now, there is an investigation into the supervisors, and it is possible that the officers could get a second chance to join the program.
14 trainee constables were disqualified from the Police Training School in Indore.
They allegedly used fake documents to take leave.
13 of the disqualified constables are women.
An internal inquiry revealed the irregularities.
A departmental inquiry has been initiated against five officers.
- Who
- 14 trainee constables
- What
- Disqualified for using fake documents for leave.
- When
- Recent event during training.
- Where
- Police Training School in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Allegedly used fabricated documents to obtain unauthorized leave.
- Event
- 14 trainee constables expelled for using fake documents
- Location
- Police Training School, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Number of Disqualified
- 14 trainee constables
- Inquiry
- Departmental inquiry against five officers
- Training Period
- Nine months
- Leave Entitlement
- 5 casual leaves, 10 for exam appearing