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IGP Jammu Tejinder Singh reviews training standards, operational preparedness of recruit constables at CTC Sunjwan

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JAMMU, OCT 30: Inspector General of Police (IGP), Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, attended the closing ceremony of a month-long specialised training course for Recruit Constables (Batch-I) at the Commando Training Centre (CTC), Sunjwan, on Friday, marking the completion of an intensive training programme aimed at strengthening the professional and operational capabilities of newly recruited police personnel.

During the ceremony, the Principal of CTC Sunjwan presented a comprehensive overview of the training programme, outlining the specialised modules, practical activities and essential skills imparted to the trainees during the month-long course. The programme focused on equipping the recruit constables with the necessary knowledge and capabilities required for their field assignments.

SP SOG Jammu was also present at the closing ceremony.

As part of the concluding proceedings, the trainees were evaluated on various performance parameters, and those demonstrating outstanding performance were recognised for their achievements during the course.

Addressing the newly trained personnel, IGP Tejinder Singh congratulated them on successfully completing the specialised training and stressed that the knowledge, techniques and skills acquired at the training centre must be effectively translated into professional performance while carrying out their operational responsibilities.

He underscored the importance of discipline, professionalism, physical fitness and continuous preparedness, observing that these qualities remain essential for police personnel in meeting the demands and challenges of field duties.

The IGP exhorted the recruit constables to uphold high standards of conduct, remain physically and mentally prepared for their assignments and discharge their responsibilities with dedication and commitment.

The closing ceremony highlighted the importance of specialised training in preparing newly recruited personnel for operational responsibilities and strengthening the professional standards of the Jammu and Kashmir Police.

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