Be courteous, treat people with respect, Stalin advices newly-inducted police personnel
Virtually addressing the newly-inducted personnel at the Passing Out Parade in the Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Mr. Stalin adviced them to employ latest technology in their work and that they should constantly update their knowledge.
'Each of you should focus on using scientific techniques in investigations. Like the way you remain fit while being in the field, you should always remain fit,' Mr. Stalin said.
The CM also adviced them to take care of their health and also spend time with their families, despite the burden of official duties. They should stand by the people of Tamil Nadu and in maintaining law and order in the State, he said.
A total of 24 Deputy Superintendents of Police, including nine women officers completed their training at the academy on Friday. Director-General of Police Shankar Jiwal and senior police officers were present in the venue during the event.
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