Addressing a passing out parade at Razzakabad Police Training Centre, the chief minister congratulated the forces and said that the sacrifices of the martyrs would not go in vain. The CM announced Rs150 million each for Razzakabad Police Training Centre and Saeedabad Police Training Centre.
“We should unite and fight against terrorism,” said Shah. “The forces will get modern weapons and training for better performance in fighting terrorists.” He added that the police were facing the criminals with courage and bravery, while the terrorists were attacking in ambush.
The passing out parade was held on the completion of the training of 803 personnels of the Elite Force and 140 Eaglets. Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Elite Police Training Centre Razzakabad Commandant, Maqsood Ahmed, said that police would be provided with the latest weaponry.
“This training centre is an exemplary centre for giving specialised training to counter terrorism,” said Ahmed in his address.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 29th, 2014.
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First of all friend "honesty, responsibility and hardworking attributes are not associated with gender it comes within a character Second of all women is not working everywhere in the world conditions are different in under and developed countries and last but not least yes, our women are talented and those who are aware are doing wonders for this country@Muhammad Rizwan Ali:
How many Karachiite are in these new graduates? for sure none of them and it is a major problem of Karachi. NO LOCAL REPRESENTATION IN ADMINISTRATION
Is there any woman Graduated as policewoman, if not ,why? Woman are more honest,hardworking,responsible we should give chance to our women also to work for country same as men, in every country WOMEN doing very well in all department, our women also so talented and hardworking..