To give better direction to the state, better arrangements have to be made. Our effort is to strengthen the system so that you do not face any kind of problem with the system on the path of your duty,” said Chief Minister Hemant Soren today in the parade ceremony of IRB-9 at Zap-3 parade ground, Govindpur, Dhanbad while addressing the trainee constables full of enthusiasm and energy. On the occasion, he inspected an impressive march past by the trainee jawans and took the salute. Earlier, the Chief Minister paid homage to the immortal soldiers by paying floral tributes at the martyr's site and gave the message of environmental protection by planting saplings at the Sarna site.
The Chief Minister told the trainee jawans, “You have successfully completed the basic training. Now you are ready to walk on the path of duty. As an integral part of the government, you have an important responsibility to perform. In such a situation, the training you have received will enable you to deal with the challenges in the times to come by making you self-confident and accountable for your responsibilities and tasks.”
The CM said that after entering the duty life, apart from what you have achieved in training, many challenges will come in front of you. Especially in the field you are going to join, there is a lot of risk along with challenges. In such a situation, your intelligence, discretion and training will matter a lot in dealing with these challenges and risks. I hope that you will be able to successfully deal with all the challenges and risks.
Soren said that you have to fulfill an important responsibility in the field of law and order and crime and extremism control. In such a situation, you should perform your duties with full honesty and loyalty, so that there is an atmosphere of peace, peace and harmony in the state.
The CM said that in the training centres where I got a chance to visit, I got information about lack of infrastructure and basic facilities. In such a situation, the government has taken it into consideration with full seriousness. Comprehensive renovation of all police training centers will be done within the next 2 years, so that the training programme can be conducted in a better way in a better environment.
Soren said that along with the police force, the participation of women in other fields is also increasing continuously. Women are now walking in step with men. We see this as a strong initiative towards women empowerment and it is a pleasant message for the state and the country.
The CM said that he had the opportunity to participate in the passing out ceremony of trainee jawans at police training centers located at Musabani, Lesliganj, Bokaro and Govindpur (Dhanbad). It is a matter of great pleasure for me and more pleasure that out of a total of 2445 jawans who have successfully undergone basic training here, 813 are women, he said.
As many as 512 constables of India Reserve Battalion-9 (IRB), Giridih have successfully undergone 215 days of basic training at Jharkhand Armed Police-3 (JAP) Training Centre. These include 182 women constables. The Chief Minister honored Havildar Pranendra Kumar Singh, Best Cadet (Female) Pratima Singh and Best Cadet (Male) Ramkumar Bedia as Best Instructor at the function.
On this occasion, MLA Tundi Mathura Prasad Mahato, Director General of Police Neeraj Sinha, Secretary to Chief Minister Vinay Kumar Choubey, ADGP Prashant Singh, Deputy Commissioner Dhanbad, Sandeep Singh, DIG Zap, Sunil Bhaskar, Senior Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Kumar, Superintendent of Police Giridih Amit Renu, Police Superintendent Dhanbad R Rameshan, Commander Zap-3 Priyadarshi Alok and other police officers, trainee constables of IRB-9 and their relatives were present.