Andhra Pradesh principal secretary Mukesh Kumar Meena expressed hope that the officers, who have completed their training would bring pride to the government and their families through their hard work, discipline, and professional expertise. He noted that while prohibition and excise department personnel may encounter various challenges and pressures, they could be effectively overcome if they had the knowledge, skills, and self-confidence.
He was speaking at the passing out parade for sub-inspectors of the AP prohibition and excise department, who completed their training at the Raja Bahadur Venkatarama Reddy Telangana Police Academy here. Senior AP officials, including Chemakura Sridhar, commissioner of prohibition and excise department, Rahul Dev Sharma, director of enforcement, and D. Muralidhar, course director at the Police Academy, participated in this event.
Meena stated that every officer, who had completed their training, should strive to enhance their professional skills and consistently uphold professional standards. He emphasised that officers should be sensitive when addressing the problems and complaints raised by the public and staff. He advised them to listen to the perspectives of those affected, with patience. He further noted that by thoroughly understanding issues and making appropriate decisions based on the specific circumstances, officers can ensure effective administration.
Training director Muralidhar explained that the training program was designed to provide an understanding of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, as well as to enhance the professional skills necessary for the effective discharge of official duties.
Meena presented trophies to the officers, who demonstrated excellence during training.
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