Police Constable/Riflemen

Intended candidates may contact the District Superintendents of Police, Additional Superintendents of Police, Kangpokpi and Jiribam Sub-Division . The Application Forms may be collected from the concerned SsP and Addl. SsP. Last date for the receipt of applications is on 01/06/2016

There was no formal policing in Manipur, as such, before the arrival of the British on the scene. There was a system known as the “Lallup System”, which meant free labour of the people to the King. The people were allotted a plot of land for which they were not required to pay revenue, instead had to serve the state 3 months in a year, or 10 days in every 40 days, to be precise. This service of the people was used by the King in various parts of the administration such as guards, construction work and in providing some sort of informal policing. Since the same person was not continually employed for the purpose nor paid any salary, it would be easy to appreciate that in tracking down of criminals and keeping a watch on their activities, the system was most inadequate and could hardly be called policing.