Minister urges police constables to stay disciplined, technically aware
Participating in the passing-out programme of trainee constables, Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy says government giving top priority to filling vacant posts in the police department
The District Training Centre in Chittoor recently concluded the graduation ceremony for 142 police constable trainees from Srikakulam and Vizianagaram districts. The SCT PC-2025 batch received their diplomas after nine months of rigorous training. Chief guest Minister for Transport and district in-charge Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy expressed satisfaction at the presence of well-educated youth joining the police force.
The government has prioritized filling vacant police department posts, with a recent notification issuing 5,000 constable positions simultaneously. Trainee stipends have also been raised from ₹4,500 to ₹12,000. Minister Reddy urged the new constables to maintain discipline and integrity, emphasizing the need for technical awareness in the face of rising artificial intelligence and cybercrime.
District Collector Sumit Kumar highlighted the critical role of constables as the first point of contact for many citizens, stressing the importance of upholding justice, safety, and good service. Superintendent of Police Tushar Dudi called on the graduates to maintain their high standards in the field, promising to bring honor to their DTC Chittoor and the state police force through their actions.
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