2,345 police constables to take oath tomorrow
The Hindu
Chief Minister to attend parade online
Oath-taking ceremony of 2,345 police constables of the second-batch Integrated Police Recruit Training Centre (IPRTC) will be held on Thursday at the Parade Ground of the Kerala Police Academy here and various Battalion parade grounds, strictly observing physical-distancing norms as part of the COVID-19 protocol.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will be the chief guest and will attend the parade online. He will receive the compliments of the parade. State Police Chief Anil Kant will attend the ceremony online.
IGP (Training), Director of the Kerala Police Academy and Director, IPRTC Ramavarmapuram, Thrissur, P. Vijayan will attend the oath- taking ceremony at the Kerala Police Academy and receive the compliments of the parade.
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