A total of 119 trainee constables became part of the Uttarakhand civil police after the passing out parade at police line Chamba. The inspector general (Training) Dr PVK Prasad exhorted the newly inducted constables to become better guardians of the law with discipline and honesty.
The 119 recruits, who had undergone a nine-month intensive training at Chamba police line, were administered the oath of responsibility, post and secrecy. Reviewing the passing out parade, he addressed the newly inducted police constables to always maintain the beliefs of discipline, hard work and honesty to progress further in life. He said, “The police has an identity different from that of other Government departments. Police men and women have to face dangerous situations while being on duty for serving the public round the clock,” said Prasad.
The Tehri superintendent of police Barinderjeet Singh said that the newly inducted police constables will be attached to various police stations in the State for about six months. After this, they will be accorded posting according to the work, added Singh.
Constable Gaurav Bhatt was awarded for topping the section with Rajendra Singh in the first group, Arjun Panwar of second group, Manoj Singh of thrird group, Sunil Ramola of fourth group and Ankit Rawat of fifth group also being felicitated. Ankit Kumar was awarded for discipline.
Though all the 120 trainee constables had passed their training, one of them was unable to attend the passing out parade due to ill health.
He will be included in the passing out parade to be held in the future, said officials. The CO, BD Dobhal, block head Anandi Negi and others were also among those present on the occasion.