Hyderabad: For the third year in a row, a Women’s IPS representative will order the ‘dikshant parade’ from the IPS Trainee officer who came out of the SVP National Police Academy (SVPNPA) in the city on Friday.
This will be the sixth time a woman has led a parade since the beginning of the police academy.
The National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval will be the main guest in the 149 parade of experiments, which includes 132 participants of the IPS and 17 foreign training participants, director SVPNPA Atul Karwal said at a press conference on Wednesday.
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Darpan Ahluwalia will lead the parade because he is the overall topper of phase-i practice.
Overall, there are 27 female IPS officers and 4 participants of the female foreign officers in the parable batch of 2020.
This batch will be sent to France as part of the training program, Karwal said.
The SVPNPA authority was also in talks with officials in the United States to allow training for IPS experiments there.
After training phase-i and the passing parade, this experiment will be charged with the police station for three months.
Furthermore, they will return to the academy after a direct experience for the phase-2 training.
This is a scheme of things until 2014 and the academy returns to this pattern again this year.
From 2015-2020, the parade used to be detained after the trial period completed the second phase of the training.
During their field work at the Academy, they were trained at the AK-47, shooting shootings and rocket launchers.
About 90% fainted as a sniper.
Khaki in their family spurred them to dream: Khaki dream took the wings for some of these IPS experiments themselves.
For George Allen John from Kerala, who did his MBBS, the inspiration for writing UPSC came from his IPS officer and bureaucrat father.
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“My father is the chairman of the Indirect Tax Center and Customs (CBIC).
My sister has become an IPS officer.
So the influence is right at home,” John told reporters.
As for Dheeraj Kunubilli, who conducted computer engineering from IIT-Madras, there was no satisfaction in corporate work.
With his father a DSP at the AP police, Dheeraj decided to follow in his footsteps.
Now, he wants to use his uniformed IT skills.
In the case of Sambhav Jain, it was a dream of her grandmother to see ‘IPS’ on her shoulder.
He decided to make him dream of himself.
“He always wants to see me as an IPS officer.
I prepare to upsc while working as an inspector in CBIC.
It was difficult, but I managed to do it,” Sambhav said.