The Prime Minister visited the police parade in Sarada
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited and saluted the graduation parade of the 38th BCS (Police) batch at Police Academy in Sarda.
On Sunday (January 29) at 11:17 a.m., the country's head of government entered the parade ground of Sarda Police Academy.
He was escorted on stage in a well-decorated motorcade. At this time he was given a guard of honor by the policemen. At this time, the Prime Minister visited the parade in an open jeep. Later he took the parade salute from the welcome stage.
In this parade, Adjutant Assistant Superintendent of Police Yakub Hossain and Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Shubhra Dev served as parade commanders and 97 Apprentice Assistant Superintendents of Police participated in the parade, including 12 female officers.
The Prime Minister attended the parade as the chief guest and after visiting the parade, distributed awards among those who achieved excellence in various subjects.
In this one-year training, Best Academic Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Jahangir Kabir, Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Sajjadur Rahman in Equestrian, Best Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Shubhra Dev in Field, Best Suitor Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Russell Rana and Best Apprentice Apprentice Assistant Superintendent of Police Russell Rana. The Prime Minister presented the trophy to Superintendent of Police Sakibul Alam Bhuiyan. After that, he gave an orientation speech to the new officers.
Interior Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, IGP of Police Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun, Principal of Police Academy Abu Hasan Muhammad Tariq and senior officers of police and high-ranking military and civil officers, parents of junior officers were present on the occasion.
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