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Free training for police job aspirants concludes in Kothagudem
Superintendent of Police Amber Kishore Jha urged the aspiring police personnel to work hard and get good results in order to get jobs in the Police Department
Kothagudem: Superintendent of Police Amber Kishore Jha urged the aspiring police personnel to work hard and get good results in order to get jobs in the Police Department.
Addressing the candidates who are undergoing training for police recruitment on the concluding day of the programme at Kothagudem Club meeting hall here on Wednesday, Jha said the district police had provided 45 days of free training to the aspirants of police jobs.
The SP was attending as the chief guest of the closing ceremony of the free training programme for aspirants of police jobs. He said several job aspirants made good use of the programme, adding that they were provided study materials free of cost. Without hard work and commitment, no one could achieve success in anything, the SP said.
He wished that all aspirants get jobs in the department. He said the government had released notification for 18,000 posts in the department and urged the aspirants to make use of available facilities and get jobs. Jha was felicitated by job aspirants on the occasion.
The candidate who attended the free training programme expressed gratitude to the police department for conducting the training camps for police jobs in the district. They said the training was very helpful for them.
Additional Superintendent (Operations) D Uday Kumar Reddy, Circe Inspectors Ravinder, Srinivas, Sukhoor, Kumara Swamy, Venkateswara Rao, SIs Rateesh, Rajesh, and police job aspirants attended the programme.
