Police verification for govt job

241 votes

Generally, for most government jobs in India, including jobs with Municipal Corporations like MCD, police verification is a mandatory requirement. Even if an individual has submitted an affidavit at the police station, it does not replace the requirement for police verification for a government job.

The police verification process involves verifying the candidate's personal, educational, and employment history, as well as checking for any criminal records or involvement in any criminal activity. This process helps to ensure the integrity and security of government jobs.

Therefore, it is likely that police verification would still be required for a government job with MCD in India, even if an individual has submitted an affidavit at the police station.

LawRato LawRato

726 votes

Although there should not be any problem in the verification process but i would suggest that you should go to high court for quashing of FIR....since it FIR has already been done. Same affidavit can be presented before the high court.

Advocate Varun Kapoor LawRato

566 votes

Police verification is a character certificate in which local police station verifies the status of the person whether involved in any crime mainly heinous crime and also gives report of pending, disposed off cases. And, in your matter the compromise has been taken place hence it is not any huge issue. Positive verification is subject to involvement in any other crime. But, according to your version, positive verification is very much possible.

Advocate Jatin Sharma LawRato

602 votes

Yes you can get a government job, provided the case is finished and no proceeding has been made against you in court, usually these are not counted if fine is given and you have a receipt of the same i hope of the amount you paid for rupees 130

Advocate Aveek Bose LawRato

867 votes

You do not need to disclose it as the fine was not of Criminal nature. As per government service rules you only have to disclose if there is any pending criminal proceeding or you have been convicted or fined by court in criminal proceeding.

This was only a petty fine something similar to a traffic challan and will not create any hurdle in future.

LawRato LawRato

321 votes

Police Verification for Government Jobs in India:

1. Mandatory Requirement:
   • Police verification is typically a mandatory step in the recruitment process for government jobs in India, especially for positions involving security clearances or access to sensitive information.
2. Documents Required:
   • Candidates are usually required to provide specific documents for police verification, including:
     • Proof of identity (Aadhar card, passport, voter ID, etc.)
     • Proof of address (utility bills, rent agreement, etc.)
     • Educational certificates and mark sheets
     • Character certificates from previous employers or educational institutions
     • Passport-sized photographs
     • Any other documents specified by the recruiting agency
3. Verification Process:
   • The police verification process involves cross-referencing the information provided by the candidate with official records and conducting background checks.
   • The candidate's criminal record, if any, is also examined during this process.
   • In some cases, the local police station may visit the candidate's residence to verify the information.
4. Clearance and Disqualifications:
   • Candidates who receive a favorable police verification report are typically cleared for employment.
   • Those with adverse reports, criminal records, or discrepancies in their documents may be disqualified from the recruitment process.
5. Online Verification:
   • Some government agencies may facilitate online police verification processes to expedite the recruitment process.
6. Confidentiality:
   • The information obtained during police verification is often treated as confidential and is used solely for employment-related purposes.

It's essential for candidates applying for government jobs to provide accurate information and cooperate with the police verification process. Falsification of information or non-cooperation can lead to disqualification. Candidates should also be prepared to submit the required documents as part of the verification process. The specific requirements and procedures may vary by government department or agency, so candidates should refer to the official recruitment notifications and guidelines for detailed information.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato

237 votes

For reference, you must provide the names and addresses of at least two people of good standing in your area. The police would then check with them. If your neighbour has not charged you with a criminal offense, your police verification will remain unchanged.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato