Archive · 15 Dec 2025
CM Naidu to Distribute 6,000 Police Letters
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is going to give appointment letters to 6,000 new police constables on December 16.
This is a special event where the Chief Minister himself will hand over the letters, which usually senior officials do.
The new constables and their families are invited to this event.
After getting their letters, the constables will start their training on December 22.
The training will last for nine months.
Many of these new constables are very educated, with some having degrees like BTech, MTech, and even MBAs.
The event will take place at the 6th Battalion Parade Ground in Mangalagiri, Guntur district.
The government and the public both see this event as important for different reasons.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will personally hand over appointment letters to 6,000 newly selected police constables on December 16.
The event marks a new tradition of direct engagement between the Chief Minister and newly recruited government employees.
The formal launch of training for the newly recruited constables will also take place on December 16, with training commencing from December 22.
The training will span nine months, with the first phase lasting four-and-a-half months, followed by a week’s leave and a second phase of training.
Out of 6,100 notified posts, 5,551 candidates were certified as ‘fit for training’, with a significant number of highly educated youth, including 810 candidates with technical qualifications.
- Who
- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and 6,000 newly selected police constables
- What
- Distribution of appointment letters and launch of police training
- When
- December 16 for the distribution and December 22 for the training
- Where
- 6th Battalion Parade Ground in Mangalagiri, Guntur district
- Why
- To set a new tradition of direct engagement between the Chief Minister and newly recruited government employees
Government Perspective
Public Perspective
Event Significance
Government Perspective
The government views the event as a significant step in direct engagement with new recruits, setting a new tradition.
Public Perspective
The public sees it as an opportunity for transparency and direct interaction with the Chief Minister.
- Event Date
- December 16
- Number of Constables
- 6,000
- Training Start Date
- December 22
- Training Duration
- Nine months
- Highly Educated Candidates
- 810 with technical qualifications
- Graduate Candidates
- 67.35% of selected candidates
- Event Location
- 6th Battalion Parade Ground, Mangalagiri, Guntur district
