Hyderabad: Three years ago, when Sirisetti Sankeerth lost an 800 meter race a few seconds, his dream of becoming a police officer rose in smoke, or so he thought.
Come on Friday and Sanseerth will now be March Shoulder-Toshoulder with 132 IPS trainees in the ‘Dikshant Parade’ from IPS Trainee officers who fainted from the National Police Academy of Sardar Vallabhai Patel in Hyderabad.
The 27-year-old failed to realize his dream to enter the police service and become sub-inspectors after he failed to clean 800 meters to check candidate fitness three years ago.
The son of an electrician, Sankeerth, who came from the village of Bellampalli in the Telangana District, has notified the State Examination to become a police officer.
“I should clean the mandatory race of 800 meters in 160 seconds.
But I failed to meet the requirements by the mustache,” said Sankeerth Toi.
After realizing that he had to work hard on his fitness, the young man dreamed of his dreams and even took a job as an executive machine assistant at Mission Bhagiratha, the government’s superior water project, to help his father, to help his father, to help his father earn a little at Singareni Collieries.
“I used to go to the office at 7:30 a.m.
and prepare for UPSC.
My actual work was at night.
So, I used to arrange time by preparing all day.” When working on his fitness, Sankeerth also began taking the UPSC exam, but felt It’s hard to clean.
However, he did not give up.
“In my fifth effort, I cleaned upsc and during my training at the SVP National Police Academy (SVPNPA) I also did it well in sports and won some medals too,” Sanherth beamed, which was ranked 330 in the latest UPSC exam, said.
Sankeerth completed his civil engineering from the University of Osmania and has now been allocated by Telangana cadres.
“Is my father’s dream to see me as IPS officers,” he added.
Sankeerth and fellow IPS training participants will now be sent to France as part of the training program.