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Amit Shah to Distribute 10,000 Police Appointment Letters in Rajasthan Visit

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will begin a two-day visit to Rajasthan, with a key event at the Rajasthan Police Academy in Jaipur. During the program, appointment letters will be distributed to 10,000 newly recruited police constables. The visit follows a state-level police conference focused on modernizing policing and contributing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Vision 2047. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma reviewed arrangements ahead of the high-profile event.

Key Points: Amit Shah Rajasthan Visit: 10,000 Constables Get Appointment Letters

  • Amit Shah's two-day Rajasthan visit
  • 10,000 constables get appointment letters
  • Focus on modern, people-centric policing
  • Conference aligns with PM's Vision 2047
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Amit Shah to attend Rajasthan Police Academy event, appointment letters to 10,000 constables

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visits Jaipur to distribute appointment letters to 10,000 new police constables and attend a state police conference.

Amit Shah to attend Rajasthan Police Academy event, appointment letters to 10,000 constables
"appointment letters will be distributed to 10,000 newly recruited police constables - DGP Rajeev Sharma"

Jaipur, January 9

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be on a two-day visit to Rajasthan starting Friday, during which he will attend a key programme at the Rajasthan Police Academy in Jaipur.

Ahead of Shah's visit, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma reached the Police Academy and reviewed the programme venue and security arrangements. Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Sharma was also present during the inspection, officials said.

Addressing a press conference in Jaipur, DGP Rajeev Sharma shared details of the state-level police conference and the schedule of the Union Home Minister's visit. He said the state-level police conference was organised at the Rajasthan Police Academy on January 8 and 9, with the participation of senior police officers from across the state.

The DGP said that wide-ranging discussions were held during the conference on the role of the police in achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Vision 2047 for a developed India. He added that deliberations focused on strengthening policing by making it more modern, accountable and people-centric.

Rajeev Sharma further said that, as per the directions of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, students will be taken on visits to police stations on January 12, to mark Youth Day. The initiative aims to familiarise the younger generation with the functioning of the police and help them better understand legal procedures.

Providing further details of Amit Shah's Jaipur visit, the DGP said that the Union Home Minister will attend a programme at the Rajasthan Police Academy, where appointment letters will be distributed to 10,000 newly recruited police constables. He said that candidates who topped the recruitment process will receive their appointment letters directly from Amit Shah, while the remaining appointment letters will be handed over by senior police officers.

Responding to a question regarding reports of the Chief Minister's displeasure over actions taken by police from other states, DGP Rajeev Sharma clarified that the Chief Minister is not upset. He said that the Rajasthan Police remains fully informed at all times and that actions are taken in coordination with the concerned authorities.

- ANI

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Sarah B
While the job creation is commendable, I hope there is equal focus on proper training and ethical policing. The initiative to take students to police stations is a great step towards building trust with the younger generation.
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Ananya R
So many jobs! This is wonderful news for Rajasthan's youth and their families. A stable government job is a dream for many. Hope the recruitment process was completely transparent and merit-based. 🤞
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Vikram M
Good to see high-level focus on state police. However, these events often feel like photo-ops. The real test is whether this translates into better ground-level policing, faster response times, and less corruption in thana culture. Actions matter more than ceremonies.
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Karthik V
Aligning police work with Vision 2047 is a forward-thinking approach. A modern, tech-savvy, and people-friendly police force is crucial for a developed India. The student visit program is also a smart move for community policing.
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Priya S
Hope the new constables receive good training, especially in dealing with the public and handling cyber crime. Wishing all the new recruits the very best for their careers in service! 🙏

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