Arunachal Pradesh Police made history by conducting its largest-ever passing-out parade, a remarkable event that inducted 885 new constable recruits into the force. This significant milestone marks a new chapter in the state’s efforts to bolster law enforcement and maintain public safety.
The Grand Ceremony
The passing-out parade was held at the Police Training Center (PTC) in Banderdewa, a venue that buzzed with energy and pride as family members, senior officials, and dignitaries gathered to witness the historic occasion. The event showcased a stunning display of discipline and coordination, reflecting the rigorous training that these recruits underwent.
Address by Dignitaries
The ceremony was graced by Chief Minister Pema Khandu and the Director General of Police (DGP), both of whom applauded the recruits for their dedication and hard work. In his address, CM Pema Khandu highlighted the importance of this milestone, stating, “This is not just a day of celebration but also a day of commitment towards the safety and security of our people.”
Rigorous Training for the Recruits
The 885 recruits, comprising both men and women, have completed an intensive training program that included modules on physical fitness, weapon handling, cybercrime, and community policing. Special emphasis was placed on preparing the recruits to tackle modern challenges such as drug trafficking, cybercrime, and insurgency.
Strengthening Law Enforcement
This unprecedented addition to the police force is a crucial step in addressing the increasing demands on law enforcement in Arunachal Pradesh. The state, known for its diverse geography and unique challenges, now has a stronger force ready to serve and protect its citizens.
A Vision for the Future
The event also highlighted the government’s commitment to modernizing the police force. Plans were announced to provide advanced training and technology to ensure Arunachal Pradesh Police remains at the forefront of public safety.
Public Reactions
The parade drew widespread appreciation, with many taking to social media to congratulate the new recruits. Families of the recruits expressed pride and joy, calling it a dream come true.