Haryana Governor Satyadeo Narain Arya on Monday interacted with 22 officer trainees of Indian Police Service who visited on an educational and cultural tour of India from Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel National Police Academy, Hyderabad.
The Governor learnt about their experiences related to their training. Five of these officers were of Royal Bhutan Service. The officers of Bhutan's police and civil service are also trained in Hyderabad and Dehradun academy.
Arya first spoke with Aishwarya Sagar of Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), who got the West Bengal cadre. She said that she selected IPS considering the duty and commitment of police officers.
On this, the Governor congratulated her and said that due to the apt policies of women empowerment, the women are showing their mettle in every field. This shows the prosperity and progress of the country.
Arya said that today, Haryana is the leading state in the field of cleanliness, education, health and safety and they are very fortunate to have got the opportunity to come to Haryana during their India tour.
The Governor also presented souvenirs to the officer trainees.