A group of 17 trainee Indian Police Service (IPS) officers met Uttarakhand Governor KK Paul at Raj Bhawan on Monday. The trainees of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel National Police Academy Hyderabad are on a ‘Bharat Darshan’ programme which is a part of their curriculum. In this programme the trainees visit different parts of the country to understand the culture, languages and traditions in diffrereyt parts of the country.
Providing a mantra of success to the trainees, the governor said that they should focus on CAT, wherein C stands for Credibility, A for accountability and T for transparency. He said that the faith of common people can be won only by following the mantra of CAT.
Paul also enphasised a need to close interaction between police and public and reminded the trainees that the police is for serving the public. The Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dehradun, Sadanand Date accompanied the touring group to Raj Bhawan.
The IPS trainees also met the Director General (DG) of Uttarakhand Police, M A Ganapathy at Police Headquarters on the day. These officers interacted with DG P on the issues like geographical features, law and order of Uttarakhand.
The DGP also shared his experiences with the touring would be police officers. The trainees are part of the 2015 batch and included two women. These officers are from Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Bihar, Odissa, Aasam, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Manipur, Tamil Nadu and Royal Nepal cadre.