The Railway Protection Force (RPF) is extending a fervent call to the Northeastern populace, with Nagaland specifically in focus, to apply for job opportunities within its ranks. This appeal was articulated by Bimal Chandra Das, the Assistant Security Commissioner of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) stationed in Dimapur, during a press briefing held on Saturday, May 4, at the Dimapur office.
Addressing the media, Assistant Security Commissioner Das underscored the RPF’s keen interest in enlisting a significant number of youths from the Northeast for various roles within the force. “RPF is actively seeking participation from the Northeastern states in its recruitment drives,” Das emphasized, stressing the importance of disseminating this message far and wide.
The recruitment initiative aims to fill 4,026 vacancies for constables and over 200 vacancies for Sub-inspectors, with the application deadline set for May 14. The eligibility criteria stipulate a minimum educational qualification of Class 10 for constable positions and graduation for sub-inspectors.
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