A Cyber Police Station has been established in every district
8 contingents of 452 soldiers of ex-servicemen cadre marched past the convocation ceremony
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh, May 10 -
Haryana Director-General Police Shatrujeet Kapur today inspected the Passing Out Parade of Basic Course Batch Number S-14 for Ex-Servicemen recruitment held at POP Ground, Police Training Center Sunaria, Rohtak.
After taking the salute at the parade, DGP addressed the soldiers, stating that the Passing Out Parade is a proud moment for any police officer. He congratulated all the soldiers on an excellent convocation parade after the Recruitment Basic Course, and said that all 452 constables in this batch are ex-servicemen who have received training in the army and are now serving the country. Their experience will now benefit the citizens of the state. He said that every police officer must maintain law and order and ensure the citizens' safety and security.
He said that Haryana Police is fulfilling every legal and departmental requirement to completely eradicate crime and criminals. Mahila Police Station and Mahila Desk have been established in every district for the safety of women. A special Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau has been set up to completely eradicate the drug trade in the state and to keep the youth away from drugs, which is taking strict action against drug traffickers involved in the drug trade, along with running a drug-free campaign in every district. The immense participation in the Cyclothon organised by the department is evidence that the people of the state are fully aware of the fight against drugs and are working together against drugs.
He said that Cyber Police Stations have been set up in every district to deal with cybercrime. Our cyber cell has done the best work in stopping cybercrime across the country. In this context, the team deployed at the 1930 helpline has done excellent work. With all these efforts, Haryana is at the forefront of catching cybercriminals in the country.
He further said that while boosting the morale of the newly appointed constables, society expects service, security, and support from the police. Every policeman is working diligently to meet the standards of these expectations. On this occasion, the DGP honoured the constables who secured the first, second, and third positions. A total of eight contingents of the Ex-Servicemen cadre of 452 soldiers passed the march past at the Passing Out Parade.
Additional Director General Police, Police Complex Sunaria, Rohtak Division, Sh. Krishan Kumar Rao, DIG/PTC, Sunaria, Sh. Shiv Charan, Rohtak superintendent of police (SP), Sh. Himanshu Garg, Superintendent of Police, Charkhi Dadri, Pooja Vashishtha, Additional Superintendent of Police, Sh. Logesh Kumar and other officers and family members of the soldiers remained present.