Home and Jail Minister Babulal Gaur has said that police need best training. Police personnel discharge duty to protect people's lives, properties and rights. Gaur was dedicating the newly-constructed hostel building of the Police Training Institute, Bhauri here on Saturday.
Gaur said that police should display people-oriented approach. Their conduct should be such that common people do not hesitate in visiting police stations to seek help and security. Training should be imparted in such a way that these traits are visible in conduct of police personnel.
Referring to ancient Ashram system and Guru-Shishya tradition, Gaur said that both trainer and trainee must understand that their work is towards public welfare and to help suffering and exploited people. Gaur directed to construct approach road upto Bhauri training institute and make available drinking water there.
DGP Surendra Singh told trainees that their works will carve identity of the institute. They should implement better training imbibed by them in field. Chairman of Police Housing Corporatoin Rishi Kumar Shukla informed that this hostel with 144 occupancies has been constructed at a cost of Rs 8.50 crore. Director of Police Academy Pramod Phalnikar said at present 227 SIs are undergoing training at the institute. The Academy has capacity of training of 400 to 500 trainees. Minister Gaur also inspected arrangements at the Police Academy Training Institute.