Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Praises Police for Tackling Dacoity and Naxalism
CM Mohan Yadav commends police efforts in combating dacoity and Naxalism during a passing-out parade for new officers in Bhopal.
Bhopal, November 3 (Daily Kiran) : Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh has lauded the state police for their effectiveness in eradicating dacoity and Naxalism, showcasing their commitment and capabilities. Speaking at the passing-out parade for newly trained officers at the Madhya Pradesh Police Academy in Bhopal, Yadav emphasized the discipline and dedication displayed by the officers during the event.
The parade, marked by synchronized movements and precision, underscored the officers’ commitment to serving both the state and the nation. Yadav highlighted the police force’s historic achievements, particularly in confronting the challenges posed by dacoits in the Chambal and Rewa regions. He noted that the Madhya Pradesh police have successfully contributed to the elimination of Naxalism ahead of the timelines set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the central government.
Addressing government initiatives, Yadav mentioned plans to provide jobs to athletes and assured support for the families of police personnel who have lost their lives in the line of duty. He reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of mafia activity, pledging strict action against offenders.
The Chief Minister commended the police for their display of discipline and resolve during the parade, urging them to maintain their commitment to duty. He stressed the importance of living a life that honors service to the nation and society, ensuring that the responsibilities entrusted to them are fulfilled meaningfully.
Yadav acknowledged the significant challenges the police face, including dacoity, Naxalism, and drug-related issues. He expressed confidence that the police would tackle these challenges decisively, aiming for substantial success in the fight against drugs by 2029. As both Chief Minister and Home Minister, addressing police issues and boosting morale remains a top priority for him.
Discussing police recruitment, Yadav noted that in the past two and a half years, 17,710 positions have been filled, with recruitment processes ongoing for an additional 22,500 roles. He also announced promotions for many police officers and staff, recognizing over 60 personnel from Naxal-affected areas with out-of-turn promotions for their bravery and dedication.
