Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Andhra Pradesh Police Aspirants Rally For Mega Recruitment
Police job applicants in Kakinada held a large rally on Monday.
They want the government to announce new police jobs soon.
They said they have been preparing for these jobs for a long time.
The protesters carried signs and shouted slogans about jobs.
They first gathered near Sharadamba temple.
Then they went to the collector’s office and held a sit-in protest.
Police redirected traffic while the protest was taking place.
A district official promised to share their concerns with the government, and the applicants ended their protest.
Police job aspirants held a rally in Kakinada on Monday demanding a mega recruitment notification.
The protesters gathered at Sharadamba temple on Military Road carrying placards and raising slogans.
They demanded immediate recruitment and the filling of vacant police department posts.
The aspirants later staged a dharna and picketed the collector’s office, causing traffic diversions.
District Revenue Officer D. Tippe Naick assured them he would present their concerns to the government, after which they ended the protest.
- Who
- Police job aspirants in Kakinada and District Revenue Officer D. Tippe Naick.
- What
- A rally and dharna were held to demand a mega police recruitment notification and the filling of vacant posts.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- Kakinada, including Sharadamba temple on Military Road and the collector’s office.
- Why
- The aspirants want immediate recruitment announcements and said they have been preparing for police jobs for a long time.
- Location
- Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh
- Protesters
- Police job aspirants
- Main demand
- Immediate release of a mega police recruitment notification
- Additional demand
- Filling vacant posts in the police department
- Starting point
- Sharadamba temple on Military Road
- Government response
- District Revenue Officer D. Tippe Naick said he would take the issues to the government
- Outcome
- The protesters called off the agitation after the assurance