குடியரசுத் தலைவரின் வண்ணக்கொடி என்ற உயர்ந்த அங்கீகாரத்தைத் தமிழக காவல்துறை பெற்றிருப்பதோடு அதை வழங்க மாண்புமிகு குடியரசுத் துணைத்தலைவர்...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin expressed immense pride as the Tamil Nadu Police force was formally bestowed with the prestigious President's Colours, the highest national honor awarded to any military or state police establishment. Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu presented the ceremonial ensign at a grand parade held in Chennai, marking a momentous milestone in the state police's 160-year history. Stalin noted that receiving this rare accolade brings double delight, serving as national recognition of the force's professional excellence, operational discipline, and valor in maintaining public peace.

The Chief Minister commended the police personnel for upholding law and order, managing disaster relief operations, and ensuring public safety with exemplary dedication. Stalin emphasized that being recognized as one of India's premier law enforcement agencies brings greater responsibility to serve citizens with compassion, transparency, and fairness. He urged officers and constables to win the trust and goodwill of ordinary people through courteous conduct and prompt redressal of grievances. Stalin reiterated his government's steadfast commitment to modernizing police infrastructure, upgrading welfare schemes for police families, and ensuring human-centric policing across Tamil Nadu.