Maharashtra govt. to recruit 5,200 police personnel by year-end, says State Home Minister
The Hindu
He said the State government has decided to strengthen cyber police stations to make them more effective in dealing with online crimes.
The Maharashtra government will recruit 5,200 police personnel by December 31 this year, State Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil said in Aurangabad on Monday. He said a decision on recruiting 7,000 more police personnel will also be taken. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Walse Patil said the State government has decided to strengthen cyber police stations to make them more effective in dealing with online crimes.
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