A minor bone in the nose took away the police job? Know what is this strict medical rule:

News India Live, Digital Desk: A very shocking and emotional news has come to light for the youth who dream of becoming police constables. Many such candidates, who worked day and night to clear the written exam and after sweating hard to qualify the physical test, are now out of the medical test due to a small technical reason. this is the reason Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS).

Surprisingly, the medical board declared many youth unfit just because their nose bone was found to be slightly crooked. This has ruined the dreams of those candidates who were very close to wearing the uniform.

What is DNS (crooked nose) and why is it a hindrance in police recruitment?

in medical language it Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS) It is said. In this, the bone in the middle of the nose (septum) bends to one side.

Difficulty in breathing: Police job involves heavy physical labour, running around and working in difficult conditions. Doctors believe that due to DNS, the candidate may have trouble breathing while running fast or at heights.

Danger of sinus: Crooked bones can cause future problems like sinus or frequent colds, which can become a hindrance in the performance of duty.

Strict Standards: The physical standards in defense and police services are very stringent. Like eyesight, flat feet and knock-knee, the shape of the nose is also examined closely.

Candidates’ pain: “Everything was perfect, still out”

Many such cases have been reported from centers like Mathura and Agra where candidates have broken down after being declared medically unfit. A candidate said, “I topped the written examination and also completed the race before time, but the doctor ruled me out because my nose was crooked. I never had any problem in breathing.”

What is its solution? (Expert Advice)

According to experts, DNS is a problem that can be solved with a minor surgery (Septoplasty) can be corrected through.

Re-medical option: If a candidate is excluded on this ground, he can appeal for ‘Re-Medical’.

Timely surgery: If surgery is done on time and the nose bone becomes straight, then there is a possibility of being fit in the examination again. However, lack of time is a major challenge during the recruitment process.