Sikkim PSC Recruitment 2025

The Sikkim Public Service Commission (Sikkim PSC) Recruitment 2025 for 39 posts of Sub Inspector. Candidates with Any Graduate Can Apply Online. The online application opens on 20-05-2025, and closes on 30-06-2025. The candidate shall apply online through Sikkim PSC website, spsc.sikkim.gov.in.

The Sikkim PSC Sub Inspector Recruitment 2025 Notification PDF has been released on 20-05-2025 at spsc.sikkim.gov.in. Check the complete job details, vacancy, age limit, application fee, selection process and how to apply from the article.

Name of the Post: Sikkim PSC Sub Inspector Online Form 2025

Post Date: 20-05-2025

Total Vacancy: 39

Brief Information: The Sikkim Public Service Commission (Sikkim PSC) has announced a notification for the recruitment of Sub Inspector Vacancy. Eligible Candidates who are interested in the vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the notification & Apply.

The Sikkim Public Service Commission (Sikkim PSC) has officially released a recruitment notification for Sub Inspector. For all details regarding the recruitment process, eligibility, and application procedure, refer to the official notification.

Application Fee

• For all candidates: Rs. 200/-

​Sikkim PSC Recruitment 2025 Important Dates

• Starting Date for Apply Online: 20-05-2025
• Last Date for Apply Online: 30-06-2025

​Sikkim PSC Recruitment 2025 Age Limit (as on 01-06-2025)

• Minimum Age Limit: 18 Years
• Maximum Age limit: 25 Years
• Age relaxation is applicable as per rules.

Qualification

• Degree from a recognized University.

 Core Duties & Responsibilities

1. Investigative Authority & Law Enforcement

• Case Investigation & Charge-Sheeting: As the first-ranking officer authorized to file charge sheets in court, SIs typically serve as the first investigating officer (FIO) in criminal cases 

• Crime Detection & Patrols: Leading criminal investigations, gathering evidence, conducting searches, collecting witness statements, and organizing patrols in assigned beats.

2. Station House Officer (SHO)

• If posted in rural areas or smaller stations, an SI may act as Station House Officer, overseeing day-to-day station operations, managing constables, and maintaining law and order .

3. Charge of Police Outposts ("Chowkies")

• In smaller police outposts, SIs often superintend operations, handle minor criminal complaints, local disputes, and maintain good community law enforcement 

4. Supervision & Command

• Reporting chain: SI is positioned above Assistant Sub-Inspectors (ASIs) and constables and reports to Inspectors or DSPs. They may also lead squads in crime-sensitive situations 

 Administrative & Operational Duties

5. Record-Keeping & Reporting

• Maintaining comprehensive general diaries, case files, arrest registers, charge-sheet documents, and logs of station activity and resources.

• Preparing periodic reports for sub-divisional/district headquarters.

6. Public Order, Licenses & Traffic

• Enforcing local laws, responding to public complaints or disturbances.

• May be involved in processing license applications (e.g., arms, movement restrictions under CrPC Sec.144) in coordination with licensing authorities.

7. Judicial Duties

• Court Appearances: Presenting case files and evidence before the judicial magistrate and prosecution of cases.

Specialized Functions & Coordination

8. Duties in Reserve or Technical Units

• In roles such as Reserve SI, Motor Transport SI, or Telecommunications SI, responsibilities include arms/ammunition custody, vehicle workshops, tear-gas deployment, log maintenance, and technical operations within the police force 

9. Emergency Response & Coordination

• Coordinating reserve forces during communal or law-and-order situations.

• Collaborating with senior officials, such as DSPs, during emergencies and escalation.

10. Community Engagement

• Engaging with local communities, handling local conflicts, gathering intelligence, and overseeing community-centric policing initiatives.

Hierarchy & Structural Placement

• SIs are the first officers empowered by law to file charge sheets. In rural assignments, they may function autonomously as station in-charges 

• In urban stations, SIs perform investigative duties under an Inspector, and lead constable teams.

Day-to-Day Activity Snapshot

An SI’s typical day may include:

• Supervise constables and station functions

• Review and oversee ongoing investigations

• Patrol key beats and respond to incident calls

• Conduct interviews and gather aforestated statements

• Visit crime scenes to collect evidence

• Maintain station records and documentation

• Present cases in court and support judicial process

• Coordinate with superiors and local community leaders

Summary

The Sub-Inspector is a pivotal rank in the Sikkim Police, acting as the primary operational and investigative officer at the station level. Your duties span crime detection, legal filing, station management, public order maintenance, administrative tasks, documentation, community liaison, and possibly specialized roles such as arms custody or technical units.