Is there a discount for the grandson of a soldier who was injured in the first class because of the war to apply for the auxiliary police?

Grandchildren of first-class disabled and war-disabled soldiers can enjoy certain preferential treatment if they apply for the auxiliary police. However, the specific preferential policies may vary by region and department. It is recommended that you consult the relevant auxiliary police recruitment unit or human resources department to understand the specific preferential policies and application process.

In some areas or units, relatives of first-class disabled soldiers may get extra points or other priority to get more opportunities in recruitment. These preferential policies usually need to provide relevant supporting materials, such as veterans' ID cards and disability certificates.

However, the specific details of preferential policies may be different in different regions and departments. Therefore, it is suggested that you contact the recruitment unit directly to find out the recruitment requirements, application details and possible preferential policies of the auxiliary police position. This will ensure that you get the most accurate and timely information.