CM Raghubar Das inspects passing out parade
Chief Minister Raghubar Das today inspected the passing out parade of 2,504 sub inspectors who have been inducted in the State Police force after 14 months of training at Police Training Centre, Hazaribag and Jungle Warfare School, Netarhat. The CM, while addressing the newly inducted SIs, exhorted them to play a greater role in maintaining law and order in the State and serve the people with a sensitive approach.
The CM congratulated the SIs, including 138 women SIs and hoped that they would contribute in making Jharkhand extremism free. “Your parents are feeling proud today and we wish that this pride continues. You have to work with full honesty and make friendly relations with the masses. A big responsibility has been entrusted to you. You have to communicate with the masses, coordinate with them and solve their problems as per law,” said the CM. Das said that after a long gap such a large number of sub-inspectors are being appointed. “After State’s formation, we inherited extremism. Since 2014, we have made a lot of efforts to control extremism, in which we have also succeeded. Now with your arrival, 70,000 policemen working in the State will get your support. During the training also you have discharged your duties efficiently. Before the training of all of you, the work of training was done in another State outside Jharkhand. When this thing came to my notice, the Government decided to arrange training in the three training institutes of the State and we were successful in this task. I congratulate all those who have done the training seamlessly,” he said.
The Chief Minister said that the Jungle Warfare School at Netarhat has the distinction of being the best training center in the eastern region. In the coming days, CTC Musabani, Hazaribagh Training Center and Jungle Warfare School at Netarhat will be developed as Centers of Excellence.
The CM said that newly appointed officers have been given training in cyber crime and computers in accordance with the changing weapons and changing time. Today, cybercrime is increasing rapidly. All newly appointed Sub-Inspectors are covered by higher education. They should try to give their best by using the technical information you got from your education and training.Director General of Police Kamal Nayan Choubey said that such a large number of appointments are being made or it is a matter of pride. “These appointments have been done in a clean and transparent manner. Congratulations to everyone for their appointment.