Prasagraj: In the movement of the novel, sub-inspector (SI) posted at the Bara Police Station in the Trans-Yamuna area, Shailendra Yadav, on Tuesday took a class of around 50 children studying in elementary school in Panditpura Village and taught them Hindi lessons and taught them poetry.
The Yadav does not only teach Hindi lessons and poems to children in elementary school, but also interact with students to increase their interest in the study.
This initiative was taken under the ‘Panal’ initiative program.
Not only Yadav, but the police posted at the Office of Inspector General of Police (the range of Prayagraj) also took part in noble initiatives and a survivor to teach children who were less able in the park and slums.
Interestingly, IG KP Singh himself has been wearing a hat of a teacher last month for less capable children and teaching geography and political science to 7th and 8th grade students.
More than 50 children have attended a class of about an hour.
Speaking to Toi, IG said that the police rank from the police to senior police officers save time to teach various subjects to different children on different days.
He added that the first initiative was taken by a police officer named Ashish Mishra, who was the police with the office of Prayagraj’s range, and began teaching children a few weeks back.
Gradually, other police from various posts and rankings also joined him and decided to teach children of various subjects.
Police teach poems for underprivileged children
