கல்வியே காவல் என மாணவர்களைக் கல்லூரிகளுக்கு அழைத்துவர முயற்சிக்கும் காவல்துறையினருக்குப் பாராட்டுகள்!

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin commended the state police department for spearheading grassroots educational outreach programs that guide young students toward college admissions and vocational training. Under community-oriented policing concepts embodying the motto that education serves as true protection, police officers actively identify school dropouts and economically vulnerable youth, facilitating their enrollment in government collegiate and polytechnic institutions across various districts. Stalin lauded the personnel for looking beyond routine law enforcement to act as compassionate social mentors and academic guides.

The Chief Minister emphasized that steering underprivileged youth toward higher learning effectively addresses social disparities, curtails juvenile delinquency, and secures dignified career avenues. By collaborating with local colleges, education department officials, and welfare boards, field officers assist first-generation students in completing application procedures, obtaining government fee waivers, and accessing state scholarships. This supportive model transforms police stations into accessible community support hubs that uplift disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Stalin affirmed that transforming institutional mindsets toward compassionate public service exemplifies the humane spirit of Dravidian Model governance. He encouraged police personnel to expand community mentorship drives across urban settlements and rural districts.