Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Friday announced that a family member of the soldiers of Armed forces and paramilitary forces hailing from Haryana and police personnel of the State who achieve martyrdom will be given a job on compensatory grounds besides a financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh.
Addressing the Passing Out Parade of 133 CRPF officers at CRPF Academy Kadarpur in Gurgaon, Hooda said CRPF officers need to remain geared up with the latest techniques and knowledge as it keeps on changing very fast.
As many as 133 officers of CRPF joined their ranks as Assistant Commandants after completing rigorous training of 53 weeks at the academy which was set up in 2002. Out of these 133 officers, six are women officers. Besides taking salute of the attractive march past, Hooda presented awards to those officer trainees who excelled in various fields during their training.
In his address, Hooda said the academy has set up high ideals of professionalism, courage and dedication. At that same time, the chief minister said, “The country and CRPF has high hopes from officers who are leaders of future. You are the gazetted officers of largest paramilitary Force in the world”.
Earlier, in his welcome address, Dilip Trivedi, DG CRPF said that these officers were put to 53 weeks of rigorous training, indoor and outdoor subjects with thrust on law, CI Operations, Tactics, Jungle Survival, Police-Public Relations, Human Rights and developing shooting skills under combat conditions.
Savita Kumari, Assistant Commandant was declared All Round Best Trainee and was presented Sword of Honour and Home Minister’s Cup by the Chief Minister. Vinod Singh, Assistant Commandant declared Best Outdoor Trainee, while Govind Singh Negi Assistant Commandant won Best Indoor Trainee Trophy.