Admiration for J&K Police Nationally for Their Resolve and Professionalism: L-G Sinha

Synopsis
During a ceremony in Srinagar, L-G Manoj Sinha praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their professionalism and determination, urging recruits to protect the nation and adapt to new challenges.
Key Takeaways
- J&K Police is recognized nationwide for its professionalism.
- New recruits are encouraged to serve with diligence.
- Adapting to technology is essential for operational effectiveness.
- The importance of data-centric policing was emphasized.
- Community safety is a priority amidst evolving threats.
Srinagar, April 18 (NationPress) Manoj Sinha, the Lieutenant Governor (L-G) of Jammu and Kashmir, remarked on Friday that the police force of the state is esteemed nationwide for its professionalism, unwavering grit, and determination.
The L-G was present at the Passing Out Parade for the 16th batch of the Basic Recruit Training Course (BRTC) conducted by Jammu and Kashmir Police at the Manigam police training centre in Ganderbal district.
L-G Sinha honored the courage of the Jammu and Kashmir Police and urged the new recruits to serve with diligence and high professionalism to safeguard the nation.
"The nation appreciates the J&K Police for their invaluable sacrifices. Citizens enjoy peace and freedom because they trust that our police force is steadfast in protecting lives and combating terrorism and crime."
"The remarkable courage shown by the J&K Police and their supreme heroism reassures the community that the Union Territory is secure."
"Currently, the J&K Police Force is respected across the nation for its professionalism, persistent grit, and determination. In recent years, the J&K Police Force, along with the Army and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), have successfully diminished terrorism in the Kashmir Valley; however, rising terrorist incidents in the Jammu division are concerning."
"Our commitment is to eradicate terrorism from both the Jammu and Kashmir divisions."
"The J&K Police Force must adapt to new technologies and utilize them to improve their operational capabilities."
"We require a future-ready police force equipped to effectively tackle evolving threats from terror and organized crime."
"Given the rapid technological advancements, our strategy should focus on data-centric policing to effectively address challenges, analyze crime trends, and predict patterns to make necessary adjustments in investigations."
"I am confident that besides their professional skills, the life values instilled in the new recruits at the Manigam Police Training School—such as courage, valor, patience, self-sacrifice, and discipline—will prepare them to confront all challenges ahead," stated L-G Sinha.
The L-G emphasized that the J&K Police, Army, and CAPFs are unwavering in their mission to eliminate terror.
"In recent years, the J&K Police Force, Army, and CAPFs have effectively reduced terrorism in the Kashmir Valley, yet increasing terrorist activities in the Jammu division remain a concern."
Wishing success to the passing out trainees, the L-G expressed that the skills, knowledge, and values acquired during their training will lay a solid foundation and enhance their abilities to fulfill their duties with utmost sensitivity.
A total of 438 recruits, including 86 women, successfully completed their rigorous training on Friday at the Manigam Police Training School. Among them, 211 courageous constables had previously served as Special Police Officers.
Zubair Ahmad Khan, Principal of the Manigam Police Training School, provided an overview of the program and various activities conducted during the training course.
The L-G took the ceremonial salute and reviewed the parade.
He also honored the new recruits who excelled during their training.
An oath was administered to the new recruits, pledging to perform their duties with dedication and integrity.
Present were J&K DGP Nalin Prabhat, SJM Gillani, Chairman and MD of Police Housing Corporation, Anand Jain, ADGP Armed J&K, Mandeep K. Bhandari, Principal Secretary to L-G Manoj Sinha, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, Kashmir Divisional Commissioner, Vidhi Kumar Birdi, IGP Kashmir, Jatin Kishore, Ganderbal Deputy Commissioner, along with senior officials from the Police, Security forces, civil administration, and family members of the passing out trainees.