Biharsharif / Patna: Overall 1,582 newly trained sub-inspectors, including 596 female police, officially appointed in the Bihar police on Thursday at the ceremony through the Academy of the Bihar Police Rajgir (BPA) in front of CM Nitish Kumar.
Overcoming the event, Nitish said it was a matter of pride that Bihar sustained a list of women’s recruitment in the police in this country.
“Bihar has the highest number of women in the police in this country.
This is a great achievement.
However, it is not like the others, I do not believe in advertising.
Carry out good work secretly and firmly make me happy.
Every police station in the state has Women’s officers and all necessary facilities have been given to them, “Nitish said.
He asked for new recruits, who underwent 11 months training at the Academy in Rajgir, to do our best to ensure that the ban on liquor was strictly implemented in the area where they were posted.
Referring to other initiatives taken by the state government for women’s empowerment, CM said, “We have worked for the progress of women since we were given the opportunity to work in the state.
We provide 50% of reservations for women in Pancayati Raj Institutions.
The government also introduced a reservation 35% of women in police services in 2013 and in all government services in 2015, “Nitish said.
“The sophisticated training academy in Rajgir was built after his needs were felt after Bifurkasi Bihar and Jharkhand in 2000.
Hazaribagh, now in Jharkhand, has a police academy in Bihar who is not divided,” Nitish said.
He added, “he added,” In addition to the construction of the Police Academy, where police personnel from all ranks can be trained, a number of infrastructure development work, including the construction of the police station and providing new vehicles has been carried out to increase law and order.
“CM said efforts to increase strength.
Police to ensure the smoothness of law and order in the state.
Speaking on the occasion, CM also asked officials to ensure strict implementation of Covid-19 guidelines in the light of the possibility of the third wave of pandemic.
The extensive campus of the Bihar Police Academy spread in an area of ​​133 hectares Built in 2018 at RS 290 Crore expenditure.
The sophisticated police academy can train 4,000 police officers from different rankings simultaneously, including 2,000 men and 2,000 women.
The first batch of 136 sub-inspectors has succeeded in completing the two-year training in BPA in February 2020 SE.
Develop the first 80 batch of sub-division police officers who have fainted in January this year.
The Director of State of Police General S Kinghal, Dig Police Academy and Nalanda DM Yogendra Kumar Singh, among others who attended the occasion.