Batch of 237 cops pass out of Maha Police Academy

The 114th batch of Maharashtra Police Academy (MPA) comprising a total of 237 police sub-inspectors passed out of the academy here today.
Chief guest Maharashtra Director General of Police (DGP) Satish Mathur while reviewing the passing out parade of the batch exuded confidence that the young officers will face challenges in their work with aplomb and fulfil the expectation of the government and people.
The 237 sub-inspectors included 183 male and 54 female officers.
Kalpeshkumar Chavan was adjudged as the best cadet of the batch and was honoured with the 'Sword of Honour'.
The cadets, belonging to different parts of the state, completed the 12 month training, including laws, detection of crimes, finger print science, forensic science and cyber crime. They will be posted at different places in the Maharashtra police force.

Mathur also presented prizes to cadets those who stood first in various subjects during the training.
The cadets on the occasion presented a disciplined passing out parade before the chief guest.
Additional Director General S Jagannathan, Special IG (Nashik range) Vinay Kumar Chobe, Commissioner of Police, Nashik Ravindra Singhal and others were also present on the occasion.