Assam Police Aims For Zero Vacancy, Holds Largest Ever Passing Out Ceremony
The Assam Police aims to leave no post vacant and conducted a passing out parade of its biggest ever contingent of recruits. In all, 1,715 newly recruited unarmed constables of the Assam Police, including 535 women, passed out of the Lachit Borphukan Police Academy on Thursday, making it the largest batch in the state's history. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, accompanied by Director General of Police GP Singh, took the salute from the recruits at the passing out parade at the academy's campus in Dergaon. In the last two years, 14,000 police personnel have been recruited in Assam.
