Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Friday invited students from Jammu & Kashmir, who are on a “Bharat Darshan” tour, to join the force's YUVA initiative and assured them of jobs on completion of the course.
The CP appreciated this gesture of Jammu and Kashmir Police and thanked the children for accepting Delhi Police’s hospitality during their foray in exploring the nation. The CP also offered two of them whose family members got martyred jobs on the completion of YUVA programme.
According to police, a total of 172 children of age group from 11 to 21 years from Reasi and Bandipora districts of Jammu and Kashmir are on a “Bharat Darshan” tour organised by the J&K Police under goodwill measures of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
“I want to offer the two students from Jammu and Kashmir whose family members got martyred to join the YUVA programme of the Delhi Police and we will look after them and will provide them jobs," Asthana said.
“We can take permission from the government and reserve some seats in YUVA for those children of Jammu and Kashmir whose parents got martyred or who need some kind of support," he said.
“These are your formative years and whatever you see and learn during this period will make you become better human beings,” he said.