A significant event unfolded at the CRPF Academy on April 20, 2026, as the Director’s Parade showcased the 46 trainee officers of the 56th batch of Deputy Assistant Grade Officers (DAGOs). This ceremony marked a pivotal moment in the careers of these young officers, completing their rigorous training.
The parade was notably reviewed by Shri Amit Kumar, Special Director General and Director of the CRPF Academy, who took the salute, underscoring the importance of the event. Accompanying him were Shri Suresh Sharma, IG and Joint Director, along with other senior officials, emphasizing the high profile of the occasion.
During the parade, the trainee officers exhibited remarkable precision, discipline, and professionalism, reflecting the extensive training they had undergone. This display not only highlighted their individual capabilities but also the collective spirit and commitment to serving in one of the nation’s premier forces.
The ceremony represents a critical milestone as the officers prepare to assume responsibilities within the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). Their training has equipped them with the necessary skills to uphold the values and duties expected of them in various challenging situations.
Moreover, the induction of this new batch strengthens the CRPF’s mandate in maintaining internal security, law and order, and engaging in counter-insurgency operations throughout the country. As these officers step into their roles, they are poised to contribute significantly to the peace and stability of the nation’s security landscape.
