Crime
Karnataka to Fill 7,925 Police Vacancies and Allocate ₹142 Crore for Modern Technology
The Karnataka government announced plans to recruit 7,925 personnel for the state police and earmark ₹142 crore for technological upgrades.
The Karnataka government has confirmed that it will soon fill 7,925 vacant positions in the state police department, a move aimed at further strengthening law‑enforcement capabilities across the state.
The recruitment drive is part of a broader effort to bolster the police force, addressing existing manpower gaps and enhancing operational efficiency.
In addition to the hiring initiative, the government has allocated ₹142 crore for the procurement and deployment of modern technology within the police department, signalling a focus on contemporary policing tools.
Officials said the combined measures are intended to improve public safety and ensure the police force is equipped to meet current and future challenges.
The recruitment drive is part of a broader effort to bolster the police force, addressing existing manpower gaps and enhancing operational efficiency.
In addition to the hiring initiative, the government has allocated ₹142 crore for the procurement and deployment of modern technology within the police department, signalling a focus on contemporary policing tools.
Officials said the combined measures are intended to improve public safety and ensure the police force is equipped to meet current and future challenges.