193 jawans take part in 1st passing out parade at JAP 7

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In the parade ground of JAP (Jharkhand Armed Police) 7 Hazaribagh, the first batch of 193 jawans of the State took part in the passing out parade. Among the jawans who have received their basic training, there were many of the district police forces and jawans of JAP of Jharkahnd State.

The chief guest of the function Inspector General of Police, Training, Umesh Kumar Singh said on this auspicious occasion that he was feeling extremely glad that even though there was a lack of resource for giving training the jawans have been provided with best training. He also said that the trainers of the JAP are praiseworthy as this is the first training in the JAP 7.

He also congratulated the jawans for getting good training and said that this is the basic training but training never ends. During the duty also if a jawan takes his job seriously and serve the nation well, that would also be a part of the training.

This training was started on 27.08.12. The jawans have completed their 173 days of training .Now these young men have turned from common man to police. The jawans have been well trained in jungle warfare, patrolling, in handling arms and ammunition, he added.

The function was anchored by sub inspector Md. Kayoom Khan. Out of the 193 jawans, 87 are of Saraikela force, 24 of Ranchi, 4 of Chatra, 1 of Hazaribag, 8 of Koderma and 49 of Giridih.

The special guest present on this occasion was DIG of Hazaribagh Range Suman Gupta. On this occasion SPs of Giridih, Koderma, Hazaribagh and Chatra were present along with the officials of JAP 7.

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