Police Training Graduation in Chennai Features Chief Minister’s Address

Chennai – The passing out parade of the 14th batch of Deputy Superintendents of Police will be conducted at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy on October 7. Chief Minister S. Joseph Vijay is scheduled to attend as the chief guest, overseeing the parade that begins at 4 p.m. on the higher training ground near Unamancheri, outside the city.

During the ceremony, the chief minister will present trophies and medals to officers who have excelled during their training, and will deliver a speech praising their dedication and urging them to uphold law and order across the state. The programme combines a formal graduation ceremony with the traditional parade, providing a platform to recognize the achievements of the batch.

The invitation list includes the Director General of Police, Mahesh Kumar Agrawal, senior ministers, members of parliament, legislators, and representatives of local bodies. Their presence reflects the significance of the event in the state’s policing framework.

The evening’s agenda centers on the graduating officers, featuring the parade, award presentations and a heartfelt address by the chief minister. The venue, located near Vandalur, will host the ceremony and related activities, celebrating the successful completion of the officers’ training.