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Kerala police seek creation of 15,000 new posts
The Morning Standard
|August 12, 2024
REELING under a severe manpower crunch that has created hurdles in effective policing, the state police have proposed the government to create 15,075 new posts in the law and order wing.
The proposal in this regard was sent from the police headquarters to the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) recently.
The law and order wing, which handles the day-to-day activities of police stations, currently has 21,842 personnel on its roll.
The new proposal is to create additional posts so that the total strength of the wing increases to 36,917. As per the proposal, the department wants five additional posts of Inspectors, 580 sub-inspectors, 1,819 assistant sub-inspectors, 6,195 senior civil police officers and 6,476 civil police officers or women civil police officers.
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