Nagpur City Police Achieves 2nd Place at State Duty Meet
Nagpur City Police secures second position in the Maharashtra State Police Duty Meet, winning 12 medals in various categories.
Nagpur City Police won 12 medals at the Maharashtra State Police Duty Meet.
Competitions included portrait sketching, videography, and dog squad events.
Police Commissioner praised the team's skills in investigation and technology.
The Nagpur City Police achieved a commendable second place at the Maharashtra State Police Duty Meet, which took place in Pune. The team showcased their talent by winning a total of 12 medals across multiple disciplines, including portrait sketching, police videography, and dog squad competitions.
In the competition, Police Inspector Prashant Thawre represented Unit 1, participating in events focused on criminal law, forensic science, and medical law. Assistant Police Inspector Ashwini Kale demonstrated her skills in a fingerprint identification event, while Kunal Hatewar showcased his expertise in information technology. Additionally, Palash Waghmare from the police force competed in proficiency and software development challenges.
The event also highlighted the contributions of female officers, with Woman Police Personnel Pratiksha Nagpure and Woman Police Constable Rasika Ghayvat competing in portrait sketching. Notably, Chandraprakash Patne secured a medal in the police videography category. The Nagpur police dog squad also made a significant impact, with Police Dog Surya and handler Police Constable Sukhdev Dhurve excelling in various tests, including narcotics detection and obedience.
The performance of the Nagpur City Police at the Duty Meet not only reflects their dedication but also their proficiency in investigation, technology, forensic work, and specialized policing. Police Commissioner Vishwas Nangre Patil commended the team for their exceptional skills and teamwork during the event.
Looking ahead, the Nagpur City Police aim to build on this success and continue enhancing their capabilities in various policing areas. Future competitions and training sessions are expected to further develop their skills and prepare them for upcoming challenges.
