DYFI demands increase in constable posts and revised recruitment notification
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The Democratic Youth Federation of India is protesting against the Andhra Pradesh government's low number of advertised police constable vacancies.
The Hindu — Andhra PradeshThe brief
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- The Democratic Youth Federation of India staged a protest in Andhra Pradesh calling for an increase in the number of police constable vacancies.
- Aspirants argue the current notification of 1,156 constable posts falls far short of previous government assurances that 20,000 vacancies existed.
- Protesters are also demanding an increase in the upper age limit for applicants to 35 years and the provision of free coaching centers.
- The organization intends to escalate its agitation if the government fails to revise the recruitment process.
What to watch next
- Potential intensification of protests by unemployed youth
- Government response to demands for a revised recruitment notification
- Possible adjustment of the upper age limit for police recruitment
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Ramanna
DYFI State secretary
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“the notification issued by the State Level Police Recruitment Board had disappointed thousands of aspirants by providing for only 1,156 constable and 378 Sub-Inspector posts”
In the article
…the number of constable posts, warning that unemployed youth would intensify their agitation if the demand was not met. Speaking at a protest organised at Dharna Chowk here, DYFI State secretary G. Ramanna alleged that the notification issued by the State Level Police Recruitment Board had disappointed thousands of aspirants by providing for only 1,156 constable and 378 Sub-Inspector posts , despite repeated assurances by the government that a large number of police vacancies would be filled. He demanded that the government increase the number of constable posts by 11,639 and issue a revised notification.…
“the government and the Home Minister had on several occasions stated that around 20,000 police constable posts were vacant and would be filled.”
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…notification. He claimed that nearly eight lakh unemployed youth across the State had been preparing for police recruitment, spending years attending coaching centres, study halls and libraries. Mr. Ramanna said the government and the Home Minister had on several occasions stated that around 20,000 police constable posts were vacant and would be filled. Relying on these assurances, aspirants had continued their preparations, he said, adding that the latest notification had caused disappointment among them. DYFI State president M.V. Ramana presided over the protest.…
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