LEH, OCT 17: Director General of Police, Union Territory of Ladakh, Anand Jain, inaugurated the second phase of pre-promotional training courses for Selection Grade Constables and Constables at the Police Training School, Stongsar, Chushot, Leh, underscoring the importance of professional competence, discipline and continuous capacity-building within the police force.
The inaugural ceremony was attended by DIG Leh-Kargil Range Kaushal Kumar Sharma, and Principal, Police Training School Stongsar, Chushot, and Commandant, IRP 25th Battalion, Altaf Ahmad Shah.
The DGP was accorded a guard of honour by the trainees before formally inaugurating the training programme. The courses commenced on October 15, 2026, and are designed to strengthen the professional capabilities of police personnel preparing for career advancement.
Addressing the trainees, Altaf Ahmad Shah welcomed the dignitaries and urged the participants to make optimum use of the 45-day training period through hard work, dedication and intensive learning. He stressed the importance of actively participating in the programme to enhance their knowledge and professional abilities.
DIG Kaushal Kumar Sharma highlighted the significance of discipline, professional competence and continuous skill development in effective policing. He emphasised that personnel must consistently upgrade their capabilities to meet the evolving demands of police service.
In his address, DGP Anand Jain exhorted the trainees to approach the programme with sincerity and commitment, acquire essential professional skills and maintain the highest standards of discipline and dedication throughout their careers. He stressed that training plays a vital role in preparing police personnel to discharge their responsibilities efficiently and uphold the standards expected of the force.
The second phase of the pre-promotional courses reflects the Ladakh Police leadership’s emphasis on strengthening human resources through structured training and professional development, enabling personnel to enhance their skills and prepare for greater responsibilities in the organisation.
