Amit Shah to review Haryana Police passing-out parade in Panchkula tomorrow; 5,061 constables to join force

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be the chief guest at the event and take the salute at the parade, lending national importance to the occasion. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, along with senior police and administrative officers and other dignitaries, will also be present.

A traffic rehearsal and thorough inspection of the entire route of the home minister and other dignitaries was conducted by the police force across Chandigarh and Panchkula on Tuesday.

“The recruits have undergone an intensive and multi-dimensional training programme conducted at Madhuban, PTC (Police Training Centre) Sunaria, RTC (Recruit Training Centre) Bhondsi, Ambala, and Naval Training Centres from December 16, 2024, to September 22, 2025. The training focused on physical fitness, legal awareness, weapon handling, field tactics, disaster management, human rights and effective public interaction, preparing the constables for modern and citizen-oriented policing,” A S Chawla, Director of the Haryana Police Academy, was quoted as saying in a press statement.

“The batch stands out for its strong academic profile. Among the 5,061 recruits, 969 are postgraduates, 3,324 are graduates, and 768 hold 10+2 or diploma qualifications. Many of them are proficient in Hindi, English and Punjabi, which is expected to strengthen communication with the public, enhance cybercrime handling and support technology-driven policing. All recruits have also been registered on the Karmayogi Portal and encouraged to undertake further capacity-building courses,” Chawla added.

“Women recruits have recorded notable achievements in this batch, reflecting growing empowerment and equal opportunity within the Haryana Police. Nishu from Jind secured the Overall First Position, Mohit from Gurugram stood second, while Manjeet Chahal from Hisar secured third position and also won the Best Outdoor Trophy,” Chawla added.

Chawla said that 32 recruits from other states had also successfully completed the training and will now serve in the Haryana Police, further strengthening diversity within the force.

After the passing-out parade, the newly inducted constables will be deployed across Haryana. “With their induction, the Haryana Police aims to further reinforce public trust through sensitive, accountable, and citizen-centric policing,” a police spokesperson said in the statement.