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MP CM Launches Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan, Announces 18k Police Jobs

MP CM Launches Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan, Announces 18k Police Jobs
MP CM Mohan Yadav Launches Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan In Chhindwara, Announces 18k Police Recruitments, Other Vacancies | VIDEO · freepressjournal.in

A leader named Mohan Yadav, who is the Chief Minister of a big state in India called Madhya Pradesh, visited a town called Chhindwara.

He started a new program called the Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan to help people get better government services.

The program will run for six months.

During this time, government workers will visit different areas, listen to people's problems, and try to solve them quickly.

The Chief Minister also announced that about 18,000 new police officers and employees will be hired over the next two years.

He said many other government jobs will also be filled in September and October.

He told everyone that the state has already hired one lakh (100,000) people in the past two and a half years.

At the ceremony, new employees received their appointment letters.

The goal is to make the government friendlier, closer to the people, and easier to trust.

Key facts

Campaign Name
Mukhyamantri Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan-2026
Campaign Duration
6 months
Launch Location
Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh
Launch Date
August 7, 2026
Police Recruitments Announced
Around 18,000 officers and employees over the next two years
Recruitment Timeline
September and October
Recruitments Completed
1 lakh posts in the last two-and-a-half years
Recruitments Underway
Process for 2 lakh posts; fresh drive for 17,000 posts

Quotes

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister

“The remaining vacancies for the current year will also be filled during September and October, along with the pending vacancies from previous years. At the same time, we are also bringing in new posts and new appointments.”
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“Every department is being opened for recruitment on an equal basis. For the police department alone, we are going to appoint around 18k officers and employees over the next two years.”
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