1,000 police constable positions is currently underway, 33% of these positions are reserved for women: Chief Minister

Agartala, Mar 24, 2025, By Our Correspondent

Agartala: Mar 24: The recruitment process for 1,000 police constable positions is currently underway, with a significant focus on gender inclusivity. During a recent session of the Legislative Assembly, the Home Minister and Chief Minister, Professor (Dr.) Manik Saha, shared details regarding the recruitment in response to a query from MLA Sudip Roy Barman. He revealed that 33% of these positions are reserved for women, emphasizing the government’s commitment to enhancing female representation in law enforcement.

Dr. Saha also highlighted the state’s ongoing efforts to address vacancies in the security administration. As of March 1, 2025, the state has identified multiple vacancies across various levels, and a comprehensive list has been prepared. This move is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the state’s security forces and improve overall public safety.

The recruitment process, in line with the 33% reservation policy, is designed to ensure equal opportunities for women while also addressing the growing demand for more police personnel. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to not only improving law enforcement capabilities but also promoting gender equality within the police force.

The Chief Minister assured that the recruitment process is being carried out meticulously and transparently. The inclusion of women in law enforcement roles is seen as a positive step toward empowering women in the state and creating a more balanced representation in the security sector.

Overall, this recruitment drive represents a significant step toward strengthening the state's security framework while ensuring that both men and women have equal opportunities to serve and protect the public.