Odisha's Chief Minister Expands Home Guard Force: What This Means for State Security

In a significant move to enhance security in Odisha, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has approved the addition of 2,500 home guard positions. This expansion will increase the total number of home guards to 20,175, reflecting the government's commitment to strengthening law enforcement. The Chief Minister had previously announced plans to create around 12,000 new posts within the Odisha Police, aiming to improve overall safety and order in the state. This initiative is expected to bolster the state's security framework significantly.
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Expansion of Home Guard Posts in Odisha

Odisha's Chief Minister Expands Home Guard Force: What This Means for State Security


Bhubaneswar: On Tuesday, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi of Odisha sanctioned the addition of 2,500 new home guard positions within the state.


With this decision, the total number of home guard roles will rise to 20,175, as per an official announcement.


Previously, Majhi had revealed plans to bolster the state police force, aiming to enhance law enforcement across Odisha.


He indicated that approximately 12,000 new positions would be established across various divisions of the Odisha Police.