371 newly trained jawans took the oath to serve the country
Border Security Force Training Centre and School, Meru, organised a passing out parade at Rani Jhansi parade ground in its campus on Friday morning, in which newly trained 371 jawans took part and took oath to serve the country. The chief guest of the passing out parade was Director General of BSF Pankaj Kumar Singh.
As many as 371 jawans have completed their basic training in the centre before passing out parade, in which 184 are from batch 154 and 187 are from batch B.
On this occasion the chief guest said in his speech that the all jawans are going to induct in the force. Now they have to serve the country as well as the bordering area of the country.
He further said that the Border Security Force is a frontline organization in force. This is the duty of every jawan to stop the smuggling of drugs and weapons and other objectionable items which can be a threat to the peace of the country.
He also appreciated the efforts of the guardians of the jawans for sending them to force. He has also appreciated the efforts of the instructors who trained the jawans for their maximum utilization in the force.
The Commandant of Meru centre IG PS Bains said in his welcome speech that the Meru centre will be highly obliged to the DG to accept the invitation and witness to this passing out parade.
On this occasion the commando jawans have shown their ability with the help of different events. The vote of thanks was given by the commandant of STC Kumud Kumar Jha.
The Director General of Border Security Force Pankaj Kumar Singh said
on the occasion, "We are continuously trying to modernise the BSF on all fronts. We are using an anti drone technique, 3 D Printer and day night surveillance through modern equipment."
On the question of space help from ISRO, he said, "We are taking help from ISRO. He further said BSF is always welcome of any type of help from any government organization. We are trying paperless BSF offices soon. We have opened an e-office of BSF in New Delhi."