Mon, 12 October 2026
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Mon, 12 October 2026
Kathmandu, Oct 12: Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said integrity and honesty are essential for professional success.
During a pass-out ceremony of Police Inspector Training held at the National Police Academy in Maharajgunj today, PM Shah directed the graduating police officers to fully internalize the lessons learned during training and put them into practice.
"Professional conduct and discipline should be reflected though proper adherence to the constitution, laws, rules, procedures and standards," he said, reminding it as vital for promoting one's professional success. PM Shah expected it from the new cadets.
The PM also reminded the police officers' role in providing service being at the forefront to maintain peace and security, carry out criminal investigations and safeguard citizen's right to exercise freedoms.
He urged them to be committed to discharging duties without entertaining influence or engaging in discrimination. "You must work as per sentiments of the citizens, and understand well the role and functions of the organization." Like cooperation and collaboration, the knowledge and use of IT count much for crime investigation and control.
"Impartial, fact-based, scientific and technology-driven crime investigations are need of hour. The police training plays a crucial role in this regard," PM Shah said, pledging government's full commitment to providing necessary resources for investigations and to fulfilling its obligations towards police persons as well.
He also congratulated the police officers who graduated today. Even the families of the police graduates were thanked for their continuous encouragement to those willing to serve nation through police force.
A total of 79 police inspectors graduated at the ceremony. (RSS)
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