Gayatri clinches the 22nd rank in UPPSC.
The elder brother of Gayatri Yadav revealed that his younger sister accomplished her graduation from Janata College in Bakewar, Etawah district.
Etawah, formerly popular for Chambal’s dacoit terror, is now witnessing a positive change. Gayatri Yadav, hailing from Sunderpur Athalkada village in Bakewar, Etawah district, Uttar Pradesh, has achieved the esteemed position of Deputy SP. Her success, securing the 22nd rank in UPPSC, marks a significant milestone.
The district and the family of 23-year-old Gayatri Yadav are filled with pride as she clinches the 22nd rank in UPPSC, securing the position of Deputy SP. Gayatri’s father, Vinod Yadav, is a farmer, and her elder brother serves in the Mumbai Customs Department. The news of Gayatri’s success was unveiled on Tuesday evening when the exam results were announced, bringing happiness to the entire family.
Uday Pratap Singh, the elder brother of Gayatri Yadav and an official in the Mumbai Customs Department, revealed that his younger sister accomplished her graduation from Janata College in Bakewar, Etawah district. Subsequently, she continued her studies in Allahabad, where she passed the UPSC exam on her first attempt. Uday Pratap Singh conveyed his belief in Gayatri’s capabilities, highlighting her steadfast academic record. Presently situated in Allahabad, Gayatri is busy with self-study.
Vinod Yadav, Gayatri’s father, shared that he owns approximately 15 bighas of agricultural land in the village. He attributes his younger daughter’s accomplishment as Deputy SP to the support of relatives and close acquaintances, emphasising her hard work as a significant factor.
Gopal Yadav, the State Secretary of the Samajwadi Party, conveyed congratulations to Gayatri Yadav via social media for her achievement as Deputy SP. In his congratulatory message, Gopal Yadav emphasised that Gayatri Yadav’s success has heightened the respect and honour of Etawah.
A Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) is a senior police officer responsible for overseeing the police force in a district. DSPs hold a higher rank than Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs) but operate under the authority of Superintendents of Police (SPs).
DSPs have the following responsibilities:
Managing law and order
Investigating crimes
Maintaining peace in a district
Preventing crime
Administering and managing police stations
Enforcing special and local laws
