
The annual Agniveer recruitment rally concluded on Wednesday, 14 October, at Indira Gandhi Engineering College in Sagar, organised under the aegis of the Gwalior army recruitment office. On the final day, the Women Military Police (WMP) recruitment was held, in which 204 women candidates from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh participated.
After physical tests and competition, 128 women cleared the running event and advanced to the next stage. The rally ran from 1 October to 14 October, conducted jointly by the Sagar district administration and the Gwalior army recruitment office in a transparent, smooth and secure environment.
The recruitment office appealed that selection in the Indian Army is completely impartial, transparent and based solely on merit, with no place for touting or unfair means.
Of 204 women who showed up, 128 cleared the first physical hurdle, meaning just over 62 percent moved forward. The recruitment office’s explicit warning against touting and unfair means suggests the process has faced integrity concerns in the past. With the rally over, these 128 candidates now wait for the next selection stage, the details of which have not been announced yet.
Source: bhaskar.com
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