Governor gets emotionl to see the bravery and hard practice of new women constables
Saturday - October 23, 2021 10:32 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Bhopal 23 October 2021: Human values should be sown in police training. After the training, along with the security of the society, the police personnel should also have a resolve to establish human values. Governor Mangubhai Patel said this in a programme at Police Training College in Indore. Governor Patel also became emotional after seeing the rigorous practice and exercise of the new women constables here. He said that he was feeling happy on seeing the shining faces and brilliance of these constables. At the same time, tears are also flowing today along with the feelings of happiness and pride. He also saw the courageous and astonishing feats of the new constables.
Governor Patel said that training is being imparted to the police personnel in a very good way in the training college. "I am also seeing the bright future of Madhya Pradesh Police", he said. The police have a great responsibility of security of the society and he has full confidence that the police personnel will continue to fulfill this responsibility with full honesty and sense of duty. In the programme, the women constables also gave astonishing performances full of courage and valour. They displayed by forming a variety of fronts for security and also demonstrated the skill of operating different types of weapons. There was also a demonstration of fighting without arms and security related tricks by the women constables. The spectators present at the event were stunned when the cops jumped through the fire balls. Not only this, the feat of breaking stones by martial arts was also demonstrated. The sight of climbing up a height of one storey with great swiftness was also thrilling.
Inspector General of Police Indore Harinarayanchari Mishra, DIG Manish Kapuria and Chandrashekhar Solanki, Superintendent of Police of Police Training College Nimish Agrawal, Superintendent of Police Ashutosh Bagri and other guests were present in the programme – Window to News
