The state government recorded an answer in the HC on the issue of 26,000 opening in the police division

The state government recorded an answer in the HC on the issue of 26,000 opening in the police division 

Sanjay Joshi, Ahmedabad: As on July 31, the state police division has educated the High Court that there are 217 opening in the state police office. The state government had expressed the above certainty in its answer to the Suomoto appeal documented by the High Court in the entire issue. There are as of now in excess of 3,000 opening in the state against a sum of 1.04 lakh endorsed posts in the police office. In any case, the administration additionally explained that the enlistment cycle for 214 posts has been begun and thus, the quantity of opportunities will be decreased to 12.

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According to the realities expressed by the state government under the watchful eye of the High Court, there are 2107 opening for unarmed police constables and 5019 opportunities for outfitted constables. 

Which drives the most opening in the police power. There are additionally opportunities for 3 unarmed police auditors and 3 sub-assessors. 117 posts of unarmed colleague sub-auditors, 212 posts of unarmed head constables and 4 posts of furnished collaborator sub-investigators have likewise been pronounced empty. Aside from that, there are 6 opportunities in different classes of State Reserve Police. Out of these opportunities, it is proposed to enlist for 11,507 posts in 2019-20. 

Suomoto's non-revelation application has been recorded by the High Court on account of an absence of working conditions for the police in the state and the opportunity of a few significant posts. In which an answer with nitty gritty information from the state government has been submitted. In a testimony documented in the Supreme Court in 2016, the state government said that against the quality of an all out police power of 1.06 lakh in the state, 30 posts were empty as on January 31, 2018. At that point on March 11, 2015, the Supreme Court guided the High Court to make suo moto move and guided the state to explain the current circumstance of the police office.