Chief Minister Mohan Yadav stated that police service is a lifelong commitment that keeps officers dynamic. Acknowledging the continuous challenges faced by the Police, he expressed pride in the Madhya Pradesh Police for successfully overcoming obstacles and setting new benchmarks of excellence.
He commended the police force for its round-the-clock dedication to ensuring the state's and society's security. Dr. Yadav emphasized the need to strengthen internal unity within the force, highlighting the significance of service meets in fostering collaboration. He noted that such gatherings provide officers an opportunity to share experiences, learn from one another, and implement best practices. Speaking at the inauguration of the Indian Police Service Meet (IPS Meet) at Kushabhau Thackeray Auditorium on Friday, the Chief Minister directed the Director General of Police to implement a grading system for police stations at the district, division, and state levels based on work performance. He also stressed the importance of rewarding police officers and personnel for exemplary work. This, he stated, would enhance both the credibility of the police force and public trust.
Yadav stated that the police are becoming a center of hope for everyone, and society should support and cooperate with them in their work. He emphasized the importance of developing good values in life. Dr. Yadav highlighted that Madhya Pradesh is progressing toward a crime-free, fear-free, and positive environment, crediting this achievement to the police force's dedication, discipline, and relentless hard work. He assured that the government is actively working toward the modernization of the police force. He urged that the IPS Service Meet should not be viewed merely as a gathering but as a valuable training workshop. Stressing the importance of service and duty, Dr. Yadav remarked that serving society is a divine opportunity, and officers should dedicate their full potential to ensuring security, social welfare, and cultural development. He called this commitment to duty a true form of Karma Sadhna.
Yadav stated that the police serve as the last ray of hope for people when all other options are exhausted. He emphasized that maintaining public trust is paramount. Dr. Yadav stressed the importance of continuous skill enhancement through dialogue, collaboration, and training. He urged officers to use the IPS Service Meet not merely as a formal gathering but as a platform to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and refine their abilities.
The Chief Minister advocated for establishing a tradition of recognizing and rewarding police officers and personnel for exemplary work in police stations across the state. He emphasized that maintaining law and order is the government's top priority and that the police play the most crucial role in achieving this objective. Encouraging police officers to remain ever-vigilant in ensuring security and justice in society, Dr. Yadav reaffirmed the government's commitment to equipping the police force with modern resources and state-of-the-art technology. He mentioned that Bamhorikalan Police Station in Tikamgarh district has been recognized among the best police stations by the Union Home Ministry. In recognition of this honour, Chief Minister Yadav felicitated Superintendent of Police, Tikamgarh, and Police Station Incharge of Bamhorikalan, Rashmi Jain, for their outstanding service.
Director General of Police Kailash Makwana stated that the police force remains fully committed to ensuring public safety. He emphasized that Madhya Pradesh Police has effectively implemented the new criminal law, earning recognition from the Union Home Minister and the Union Home Secretary. Focusing on modernization and advanced training, Makwana highlighted the police force's past achievements, including the successful eradication of the dacoit menace through coordinated efforts with society.