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CM Vijay Awards Medals as 25 Trainee DSPs Graduate from TN Police Academy
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News18•07-10-2026, 23:15
CM Vijay Awards Medals as 25 Trainee DSPs Graduate from TN Police Academy
- •Twenty-five trainee DSPs, including 11 women, graduated from the Tamil Nadu Police Academy in Oonamanchery after completing a 52-week comprehensive foundation program.
- •Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay reviewed the passing out parade and presented medals, with D Aneesh Pradeep receiving the prestigious Sword of Honour and Chief Minister's Trophy.
- •The rigorous training included legal studies, cybercrimes, modern technologies, a 10-day jungle warfare module, and practical field deployments during major events and elections.
- •The newly inducted officers took an oath of unbiased public service before Director General of Police Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal ahead of their field duties.
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D Aneesh Pradeep was awarded the Sword of Honour, along with the Chief Minister's Trophy and the Gold Medal for overall excellence during training.
The comprehensive 52-week program covered legal studies, cybercrimes, investigation techniques, community policing, and modern technologies like CCTNS. It also featured a 10-day jungle warfare module with the Special Task Force and practical field deployments during major events.
Twenty-five trainee DSPs, which included 11 women, formally graduated from the Tamil Nadu Police Academy in Oonamanchery.
