Can't wake at 4 am, used to sleeping till 8: UP cop's bizarre resignation letter
His father said his son, who holds a B.Ed degree, wanted to become a teacher and is used to studying all day. He said the physical rigours of police training did not excite him much.However, following a counselling session by Dr Mahendra, the young recruit eventually had a change of heart.The PRO underlined that such teething problems in training sessions were natural and things would gradually become manageable.advertisementAfter a long discussion, the constable decided not to proceed with his resignation and left the office without meeting the SP.The Uttar Pradesh Police constable recruitment process was completed earlier this month. Training has begun across the state.On June 15, Union Home Minister Amit Shah distributed appointment letters to the newly selected constables in Lucknow in the presence of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.In Deoria, the new recruits are undergoing a Joint Training Course (JTC). After completing one month of training, they will be sent to other centres for a nine-month advanced training session, following which they will be given official postings.- EndsMust Watch
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