In a significant move, the Nagaland Police will begin the recruitment process for 935 constables, following a ruling by the Gauhati High Court. The court quashed previous appointments made between January 2018 and October 2019, stating that the recruitment process lacked proper advertisement. The decision has sparked a renewed focus on transparency and legal compliance within the police force. The Director General of Police, Rupin Sharma, emphasized the importance of adhering to legal guidelines and ensuring that all recruitment processes are open and fair.
The court’s ruling has led to a fresh round of recruitment, where the Nagaland Police will re-advertise the positions, making sure the procedure follows the guidelines set by the court. This initiative is expected to bolster the police force’s numbers and improve overall law enforcement capabilities in the region. The police department is committed to ensuring that the recruitment process is transparent and that all applicants have a fair opportunity to join the force.