Until now, a stipend of ₹4,500 was provided during training. This amount has now been increased to ₹12,500. The decision was described as part of wider reforms. Priority has been given to strengthening law and order across the state. No compromise will be made on public safety, it was stated.

The responsibility of enhancing the dignity of the police force has been taken up by the government. In return, protection of citizens has been urged from the police personnel. Commitment to duty and discipline was highlighted during the address. Strong policing was linked to public trust and safety.

A total of 6,100 constable posts were notified by the state government. From these, 6,014 candidates were selected. Out of them, 5,757 trainees have joined training. The batch includes 3,343 civil constables and 2,414 APSP constables. Training has already been commenced.

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Continuing in his father’s footsteps, Minister Nara Lokesh has intensified public outreach efforts. On Tuesday, he personally led the Praja Darbar at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri, meeting citizens face-to-face to discuss their grievances and ensure quick solutions.

Since early morning, people gathered in large numbers at the venue. Long queues stretched to the main road as hundreds arrived with petitions, hoping for relief. Many expressed confidence that Lokesh’s leadership would address their long-pending issues effectively.

Citizens also praised Lokesh’s efforts to attract investments and support weaker sections. His direct involvement in the Praja Darbar is seen as a reflection of the TDP’s renewed commitment to governance that listens and responds to people’s needs.

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The CM stated that there will be no compromise on law and order, adding that the police must make extensive use of CC cameras, drones, and digital tools like Google Takeouts to enhance surveillance, crime prevention, and investigation capabilities.

Chandrababu also highlighted that police welfare is the responsibility of the government, and praised personnel for their sacrifices, noting that officers often set aside family life in the line of duty.

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Addressing the gathering, Home Minister Anitha said sniffer dogs handle tasks beyond the reach of advanced technology. She announced that 35 trained dogs will soon join the force, boosting policing strength. She praised the squad’s role in ensuring public safety and highlighted its importance in crime prevention.

DGP Harish Kumar Gupta explained that, for the first time in Andhra Pradesh police history, dogs have been trained to detect drugs. He noted that the force has intensified efforts to curb marijuana and narcotics with these specialized units.

The DGP added that constant surveillance and strict checks are now in place. He said modern technology combined with skilled dog squads already reduced crime across Andhra Pradesh, strengthening the police system further.

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