MP Govt plans to reduce height criteria for police recruitment: Shivraj Singh

He was speaking at 'Ladli Shiksha Parv' (Girl Education Festival) organised to celebrate the birth anniversary of Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia, who endeavoured for betterment of girls.

The Madhya Pradesh Government on Thursday has planned to reduce height criteria before next police recruitment to encourage girls to take up employment in to the state police force.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said, "We have decided to reduce height criteria of 158 cm before next police recruitment so that more and more daughters can apply."

He was speaking at 'Ladli Shiksha Parv' (Girl Education Festival) organised to celebrate the birth anniversary of Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia, who endeavoured for betterment of girls.

Chouhan announced that "We'll provide Rs 31,000 Cr to the families of our daughters and implement laws so that their education is not affected."

"Rs 2000 was provided to daughters who took admission in Class 6. They will be provided some amount again if they go to next class," he added.

Shivraj Singh Chauhan presenting scholarship

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan presenting scholarship certificate to 6th standard girl and wished her success. Courtesy:@CMMadhyaPradesh

Ladli Shiksha Parv in Bhopal

As part of 'Ladli Shiksha Parv', Shivraj Singh Chouhan distributed scholarship certificates to 6th-grade girls and extended greetings and good wishes. Courtesy: @CMMadhyaPradesh

Birth anniversary of Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia

The Ladli Shiksha Parv was organised on the occasion of birth anniversary of Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia. Courtesy:@ChouhanShivraj

CM pledges financial support to girls' education

CM Shivraj Singh said it's his goal to help the girls realise their dreams. Courtesy:@CMMadhyaPradesh

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