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IPS Officer Trainees of 2014 batch call on PM

Published By : Admin | November 18, 2015 | 18:09 IST
QuoteOver 100 IPS Officer Trainees of 2014 batch meet Prime Minister Modi
QuoteThe uniform of IPS officers is a symbol of 'power': PM Modi
QuoteIPS officers should ensure that this 'power' is used to 'empower' the common man: PM
QuoteIPS officers have the rare opportunity to work for country; there should be no compromise on their commitment: PM

Over 100 Officer Trainees of the 2014 batch of the Indian Police Service, today called on the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, at 7 Race Course Road.

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Interacting with the Officer Trainees, the Prime Minister said that their uniform was a symbol of power, and they should ensure that this 'power' is used to 'empower' the common man. He said that they have the rare opportunity to work for the country, and there should be no compromise on their commitment.

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The National Security Advisor, Shri Ajit Doval, was present at the interaction.

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