The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has officially announced the results for the JK Police Constable exam for 2025. Candidates who participated in the written examination can now view their results on the official website, jkssb.nic.in.

The written examination for the JK Police Constable position was held on December 1, 8, and 22, 2024, at designated centers across Jammu and Kashmir to facilitate smooth participation for all candidates.

Conducted offline in an OMR-based format, the exam consisted of 100 multiple-choice questions designed to assess candidates’ general knowledge, aptitude, and job-specific skills required for the Constable role. Each correct answer was awarded 1 mark, while incorrect answers were penalized with a deduction of 0.25 marks due to negative marking. Candidates had a total of 2 hours to complete the examination, which was conducted in English.

Steps to Check the JK Police Constable Result 2024:

To access their results, candidates can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official JKSSB website at jkssb.nic.in.
2. Go to the “Quick Links” section on the homepage and click on the “Results” tab.
3. Find and click on the link labeled “JK Police Constable Result 2024.”
4. Enter your roll number and date of birth as prompted.
5. View and download your result. It is advisable to print a copy for future reference.

Direct Link: https://jkssb.nic.in/Pdf/Result_Constable_15012025.pdf

Candidates who pass the written examination will advance to the next stages, bringing them closer to their goal of becoming Police Constables in Jammu and Kashmir.

JKSSB Police Constable Merit List 2024

The Merit List will feature the roll numbers of candidates who have successfully qualified for the Physical Test. Candidates who achieve the necessary marks will be ranked according to merit. The Merit List PDF will be available for download on the official website once the results are released.

JKSSB Police Constable Cut-Off Marks 2024

The Cut-Off Marks for the JK Police Constable Exam 2024 will be announced alongside the results. For reference, the expected Cut-Off Marks for the General Category are likely to range between 72 and 78 out of 100.

Important Points to Remember

• The selection process comprises three stages: Written Examination, Physical Test, and Document Verification.
• Only candidates who meet the minimum Cut-Off Marks will qualify for the Physical Test.
• The JK Police Constable Result 2024 will be published in the form of a Merit List on the official JKSSB website.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday expressed his disagreement with L&T chairman Subrahmanyan’s proposal for a 90-hour workweek, emphasising the principles advocated by Jawaharlal Nehru and BR Ambedkar regarding workers’ rights to an eight-hour workday.

He made these comments during a speech to party leaders following the inauguration of the Congress’ new headquarters at 9A, Kotla Road, Delhi, which was constructed by L&T. While thanking the company for their work, Kharge responded to Subrahmanyan’s suggestion with a touch of sarcasm, saying, “Some dues are also left from our side,” which elicited laughter from those present.

“I appreciate L&T construction, the architects, and the labourers involved in this project. However, I cannot agree with the CEO’s proposal for a 90-hour workweek,” Kharge stated.

He recalled the historical perspective of Nehru and Ambedkar while formulating the Factories Act, which established that workers should not be required to work more than eight hours a day, highlighting that a labourer becomes fatigued after eight hours of work.

Kharge also remembered past discussions about a 70-hour workweek initiated by former Infosys chairman Narayana Murthy, noting that there have been suggestions for longer hours since then. “While the L&T chief mentions 12 to 14 hours, I believe he should reconsider that stance. Nevertheless, I commend the company for their excellent work,” Kharge added.

Subrahmanyan’s controversial remarks, including his disappointment over not being able to schedule Sunday work for employees, have sparked debate about work-life balance. He said, “What do you do sitting at home? How long can you just sit there with your spouse? It’s time to come to the office and start working.”

In an undated video that circulated on social media, he further lamented, “I regret I cannot make you work on Sundays. If I could have you work on Sundays, I would be much happier because I work on Sundays.”

On Tuesday night, two bombs—suspected to have been dropped by drones—exploded in Kangchup Phayeng, Imphal West, according to Manipur police. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

In addition, a large stockpile of arms, explosives, and ammunition was discovered on Wednesday in the border areas of Aigejang and Leimaram Uyok Ching in Bishnupur district. An officer indicated that Kuki militants are believed to be behind the drone attack in Imphal West.

An officer has indicated that Kuki militants are believed to be responsible for the drone attack in Imphal West. The attack involved two bombs that exploded around 9:27 PM and 9:30 PM, reportedly dropped from drones, with the blasts occurring approximately 15 feet away from a temporary security barrack and sentry post of the Manipur police. This incident marks the first drone bombing in 2025.

A similar attack took place in the area on November 11, 2024. Forensic experts who investigated the site recovered fragments of the bombs, including drone propellers attached to a ring.

Manipur police commandos and the Lamshang police responded to the incident, but no additional gunfire was reported. A police officer, who preferred to remain anonymous, stated, “We are implementing necessary security measures to avert any further incidents.”

Ajit, a resident of Kangchup—a predominantly Meitei area—shared with HT that no drones had been seen in the region since November 11 of the previous year. “Yet, in the past three days, drones have been frequently observed flying overhead. We didn’t panic, thinking they were just surveillance drones,” he remarked.

The incidents occurred in the hilltops of Kangchup and nearby areas in Kangpokpi district, where central forces, including four companies from the 112th and 158th battalions of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), are stationed.

“We are not seeking compensation for injuries or deaths from militant attacks. Our priority is to restore peace with the help of the nearly 60,000 central forces reported to be deployed in Manipur,” Ajit emphasized.

A case has been registered at the Lamshang police station, and further investigations are ongoing.

In a separate development, a joint operation by state and central security forces led to the recovery of a significant cache of arms, explosives, and ammunition in the border areas of Aigejang and Leimaram Uyok Ching. This included an SLR rifle with a magazine, a 51 mm mortar tube launcher, a sniper rifle, three 40 mm lathode shells, four live rounds for the SLR, four HE grenades, a smoke bomb, two wireless sets, various cartridges, rubber bullets, and additional shells.

This operation was conducted following intelligence reports regarding armed miscreants and potential weapon caches in the area. The recovered items have been forwarded to the Nambol police station for further investigation.