Isudan Gadhvi Criticizes Gujarat Over Deadly Police Recruitment Practices
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Isudan Gadhvi Criticizes Gujarat Over Deadly Police Recruitment Practices

AAP leader Isudan Gadhvi urges Gujarat government to ensure safety and proper facilities for police aspirants

by Tamanna

Gujarat :  The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has raised serious concerns after multiple young aspirants lost their lives while preparing for police recruitment in Gujarat. According to party sources, nine promising youths have died in the last 20 days during running practice sessions for the police recruitment process.

AAP leader Isudan Gadhvi took to social media to express his grief and demand immediate government action. “The police recruitment process should be rigorous and precise, but not deadly,” he said. “I request the government to pay attention to this matter and provide appropriate facilities for the youth.”

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The deaths have sparked outrage among parents, activists, and opposition leaders, who argue that the government has failed to ensure proper safety measures and medical supervision for candidates undergoing physically demanding training.

AAP has urged the Gujarat government to review recruitment protocols, provide adequate training facilities, medical support, and ensure that future aspirants are not put at risk. The party criticized the government for negligence, warning that such incidents undermine public trust and discourage young people from serving in law enforcement.

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As Gujarat continues to pursue law and order recruitment drives, citizens and political leaders are demanding urgent reforms to prevent further tragedies.

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