
The first phase of running has concluded at the Agniveer army recruitment rally at the District Sports Stadium in Sikar. Over the past eight days, a total of 4,749 youth from Jaipur and Sikar districts completed the 400-metre run, which is the first test in the selection process.
Selected candidates will undergo medical tests on Saturday, 10 October. Those who pass the medicals will move to the next physical test phase. The recruitment rally will continue until 23 October, with a rest day on 9 October and fitness test day on 10 October.
Army Recruitment Officer Colonel Harish Chandra said more than 12,000 candidates from Sikar and Jaipur districts are expected to participate. In the next 14 days, over 7,500 candidates will run. The second running phase begins 11 October. A total of 12,270 candidates have applied for the rally.
The completion of the running phase for nearly 4,800 candidates marks the first major screening step in Sikar's Agniveer rally. With over 12,000 applicants, the medical tests starting Saturday will be the next bottleneck. Candidates who clear medicals still face physical tests before final selection. The rally runs until 23 October, giving a full fortnight to process the remaining applicants. Colonel Chandra's figures suggest roughly 7,500 more runners will be tested in the second phase, keeping district administration and army officials on alert for the scale of the event.
Source: bhaskar.com
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