DCP, ADCP Review Security Arrangements for UP PET 2026 Exam
Greater Noida, October 30: Police officers in Gautam Buddh Nagar have intensified preparations to ensure that the UP PET 2026 examination, conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission, proceeds in a peaceful, transparent and secure manner. Regular inspections of examination centres are being carried out to maintain law and order and to give candidates a safe atmosphere.
As part of this effort, DCP Central Noida Dr. Praveen Ranjan Singh and ADCP Central Noida Swatantra Kumar Singh, acting under the guidance of Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh, inspected the centres established in the Ecotech-3 and Bisrakh police station areas along with police personnel. The UP PET 2026 examination is being held at these centres.
The inspection covered security provisions, deployment of police forces and duty allocation at each centre. Officials also assessed the security and monitoring conditions in the neighbourhoods surrounding the centres. Their central message was that the examination must not be disrupted by any disorder, inconvenience or law and order concern.
On-duty police officers and staff received specific instructions to stay alert. They were told to keep watch both within the centres and in the surrounding zones and not to overlook any suspicious activity. Officers were reminded to fulfil their duties with full readiness, vigilance and impartiality.
The DCP and ADCP further instructed the officers concerned to work together in a coordinated manner. They underlined that there should be no laxity in security during the examination, and asked all officials to maintain communication and ensure prompt action when needed.
Police have made clear that completing UP PET 2026 safely is their priority. Close surveillance will be maintained at the centres and in nearby areas so that candidates face no hardship in taking the examination, and the entire process is concluded peacefully. Gautam Buddh Nagar Police has issued the required guidelines to keep law and order in place and security arrangements effective during the examination.