Uttar Pradesh Police Parade: A Display of Commitment and Excellence

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended a police pass-out parade in Lucknow, highlighting enhanced training infrastructure's impact on police professionalism. Lauding Uttar Pradesh Police as a global benchmark, he stressed the significance of modern training systems. The ceremony also celebrated the success of 2,700 trainees, including 2,100 Agniveers.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended the police constables' passing out parade for the 2025 batch in Lucknow, showcasing the state government's investment in training infrastructure. Accompanied by Director General of Police Rajeev Krishna, Adityanath reviewed the ceremony, positively noting the improvements in training standards.

During his address, the Chief Minister praised the newly inducted personnel for their professionalism, asserting that the Uttar Pradesh Police stands as a leading force globally. He emphasized that the enhancements in training facilities have been vital in preparing officers to set examples of professional excellence.

The event underscored the benefits of modernized training systems and upgraded infrastructure. Simultaneously, the Passing Out Parade at INS Chilka was noted, where 2,700 trainees, including 2,100 Agniveers, completed 16 weeks of ab-initio training, marking a significant milestone in their journey to serve the nation.