Bhopal, February 22: Madhya Pradesh Governor Mangu Bhai Patel emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program symbolizes positive change and showcases public participation in nation-building.
While addressing trainee police officers and newly recruited constables at the Madhya Pradesh Police Academy before the program’s broadcast, the Governor stated that ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is more than just a radio broadcast; it serves as a platform that highlights inspirational stories from across the country.
He noted that the program focuses on individuals who contribute to society despite challenges, exemplifying dedication and public service.
Patel mentioned that ‘Mann Ki Baat’ brings to light motivational stories that can help police force members develop a stronger sense of duty and sensitivity towards their professional responsibilities.
He urged the trainees to listen to the program regularly and draw inspiration from the shared experiences, rather than viewing it as a mere formal event.
The Governor stressed that the training period plays a crucial role in shaping the future careers of police personnel.
He remarked that the uniform is not just a symbol of authority but a pledge to serve those at the lowest rung of society.
Patel encouraged the police to earn the public’s trust and ensure that their conduct reflects both professionalism and empathy.
He further stated that the stories of social initiatives and achievements showcased in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ illustrate how individual efforts can contribute to significant social change.
The Governor also highlighted the importance of maintaining discipline, courtesy, and readiness among police personnel, ensuring that citizens feel safe when interacting with law enforcement officers.
He encouraged the trainees to consider how they can incorporate the program’s messages into their professional and personal lives, expressing confidence that they will uphold the values of public service and contribute to strengthening the police force.
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