தமிழ்நாடு காவல் உயர்பயிற்சியகத்தில் நடைபெற்ற பயிற்சி நிறைவு அணிவகுப்பில் பங்கேற்று புதிதாக மக்கள் பணியாற்றவுள்ள 86 துணைக் கண்காணிப்பாளர்களை...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin reviewed the ceremonial passing-out parade of 86 directly recruited Deputy Superintendents of Police at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy in Vandalur, congratulating the young officers on stepping forward to serve the public. Taking the salute and inspecting the smart parade, Stalin urged the new police leadership to remain unyielding guardians of the rule of law, protecting democratic freedoms and upholding human rights with absolute integrity.

The Chief Minister instructed the officers to treat every citizen approaching a police station with dignity, empathy, and fairness, ensuring swift justice for women, children, and marginalized sections. Stalin emphasized that maintaining impeccable law and order forms the bedrock of industrial growth, social peace, and investor confidence in Tamil Nadu. He reiterated that his government will maintain zero tolerance toward crime, communal disharmony, and custodial misconduct.

Stalin address highlighted his focus on professional, ethical, and citizen-friendly policing across Tamil Nadu. By inspiring newly inducted police commanders to serve as compassionate guardians of justice, his leadership strengthened the moral foundations of law enforcement, ensuring peace and public safety across the state. This ethical standard guides the state police force toward exemplary fairness, accountability, and public trust.