An impressive passing out parade of police personnel, who had successfully completed their special anti-terrorism training, was held at Padhar Training Centre near Jhelum. As many as 160 policemen of the Punjab Police completed the specialised anti-terrorism training under auspices of the Pakistan Army at Padhar Training Centre.
Brigadier Tariq Mahmood, Brigade Commander reviewed the parade. This training is a sequel to ongoing special anti-terrorism training, which is being imparted by Pakistan Army to the police personnel in all the four provinces. It may be mentioned here that prior to this 792 personnel of Punjab Police have already been trained by Pakistan Army while over 8400 personnel of the NWFP Police have also been trained so far in various Army units since July 2007.
Speaking on the occasion Brigadier Tariq Mahmood congratulated the passing out personnel and emphasised the importance of specialised training to combat prevailing menace of terrorism. He expressed confidence and hoped that special anti-terrorism training imparted by dedicated Army personnel will go a long way in improvement of professional acumen of Law Enforcement Agencies.
He urged the passing out police personnel to maintain the standard of marksmanship, physical fitness and mental robustness which they have attained during the course of training.
Later, chief guest awarded the prizes to those policemen who distinguished themselves during training period. First prize was awarded to constable Qaiser for being over all best in all training events. ASI Faisal won the 2nd position prize while ASI Abdul Rehman won the 3rd position respectively.
A scintillating demonstration of anti-terrorism drill was also presented by the passing out police personnel, which was appreciated by all. Among others the ceremony was also attended by SSP Jhelum Dr Azam Khan and SP Rawalpindi Muhammad Ishfaq.-PR
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