New Delhi, July 7
The Delhi Police hosted passing out parade of 125 constables including 25 women constables at Delhi Police Academy in Jharoda Kalan.
This is the 117 batch that has taken oath to join the police force.
Dr. Rishi Pal Director of Delhi Police Academy took the salute of Parade.
The official said that 125 Constables were inducted after completing their basic training from the academy. They are well educated and technically sound.
Out of these one recruit constable is MCA, two are MBA, one M.Sc, one M.Com, two M.A, five B.Tech, three BCA, one BHM, three BBA, 13 B.Sc, 10 B.Com, 25 BA and 58 recruit constables are intermediate.
They are from different states with 35 trainees from Delhi, 39 from Haryana, 29 from Utter Pradesh, 12 from Rajasthan, 03 each from Uttrakhand and Himachal Pradesh, two from Kerala and one each from Jharkhand and Manipur.
Deputy Director, Delhi Police Academy, Subodh Goswami welcomed the chief guest and congratulated the trainees on completion of their training. He reiterated that during this training the trainees have been imparted knowledge of wide spectrum of topics viz. Law, Police Procedure, Computer Science, Human Behaviour & Criminology and Personality Development. For the development of their physical abilities they have been trained in PT, Parade, Gym, Yoga and Games.
‘All Round Best’ trophies were given by the Chief Guest to recruit constable Suraj Nathan P and women recruit constable Ritu.
Dr. Rishi Pal, the Director of Delhi Police Academy congratulated the 125 recruit constables for successfully completing their basic training emphasizing the importance of training for effective and efficient police working. The zeal and enthusiasm of all these trainees is commendable, said the Chief Guest.
The officials guided them to learn the field working deeply after joining various Districts and Units to be capable of performing duties efficiently. He also called upon them to be ready for law and order arrangements, fighting against terrorism, VIP security, helping weaker sections and traffic management.