The Uttar Pradesh government, under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, plans to fill more than 81,000 positions in the police department this year. The recruitment spans various roles like Sub-Inspector, Constable Civil Police, and more. Adityanath highlighted the importance of this recruitment drive for aspiring candidates in the upcoming financial year.
Officials have been directed to conduct the recruitment transparently and efficiently, following merit and reservation guidelines. Adityanath stressed the need for a modern and energetic police force to enhance law enforcement in the state. The focus is on technology, transparency, and skilled human resources to boost public trust in the policing system.
The review meeting also addressed the PRV-112 emergency response service, aiming to reduce the current six-minute average response time. Adityanath emphasized strategic positioning of Police Response Vehicles for better visibility and deterrence. Additionally, the Chief Minister called for the transfer of personnel stationed at key establishments in Lucknow for administrative efficiency.
In efforts to combat cybercrime, Adityanath highlighted the prevention of fraud worth Rs 425.7 crore in the previous year. The cyber helpline 1930 saw a significant increase in call handling capacity. The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of swift and technology-driven responses to cyber threats, prioritizing the protection of citizens’ financial interests.
The review encompassed various aspects of law enforcement, including vigilance cases, prison department arrangements, and training initiatives. Adityanath emphasized the need for outcome-oriented training modules and stricter actions against financial crimes. The government’s focus remains on enhancing manpower, modernizing systems, and improving public safety measures across Uttar Pradesh.
