CM Nitish distributed 1239 new appointment letters for Bihar Police in a program organized at Bapu Auditorium located at Samrat Ashok Convention Center
3 people from transgender community joined Bihar Police for the first time
Patna, On the occasion of Police Smriti Diwas in Patna, Bihar, CM Nitish Kumar distributed 1,249 new appointment letters. On this occasion, three members of the transgender community have also joined Bihar Police. This has happened for the first time.
Statement of DGP Alok Raj came out
Bihar DGP Alok Raj said, 'Today is a proud moment for Bihar Police as 1,249 new appointment letters were distributed by the CM today. All the new appointees will be trained in Rajgir and then posted in various respective districts. For the first time, three members of the transgender community are joining Bihar Police to serve the people.'
What did the first transgender SI say?
Bihar Police's first transgender SI Madhu Kashyap said, 'I thank CM Nitish Kumar and express my gratitude to him on behalf of my entire community. They have changed the lives of the members of our community. I will perform my duty honestly. I think we will also live our lives well by joining the mainstream.'
CM Nitish said this with folded hands in front of the officials
CM Nitish Kumar gave appointment certificates to 1239 newly appointed police sub-inspectors (daroga) in Bapu Auditorium, Patna. During this, he folded his hands pointing towards the DGP and the Chief Secretary and asked them to make more appointments. However, this is not the first time that Nitish Kumar has been seen in this style. He has folded his hands to the officials on many occasions before.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today provided appointment certificates to 1239 newly appointed police sub-inspectors in a program organized at Bapu Auditorium located at Samrat Ashok Convention Center. During this, the Chief Minister symbolically provided appointment certificates to the newly appointed police sub-inspectors - Madhu Kashyap, Gautam Kumar, Shobha Rani, Ladli Kumari, Shivesh Kumar Jha, Komal Kumari, Reena Kumari and Roshni Kumari. Let us tell you that out of 1239 newly appointed sub-inspectors of police, 442 women have been selected.
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