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Amit Shah Interacts with 78th Batch IPS Trainees, Highlights National Security and Policing Challenges

The Home Minister urges young officers to protect citizens' constitutional rights and remain vigilant against threats such as drug trafficking, cybercrime and foreign-sponsored terrorism.
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New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday interacted with Indian Police Service (IPS) officer trainees of the 78th Regular Recruitment (RR) Batch in New Delhi, highlighting their responsibilities in maintaining internal security, upholding constitutional values and strengthening public trust in the police.

The interaction provided the incoming officers with an opportunity to understand the challenges and responsibilities associated with their future assignments across the country. Shah also shared his views on the importance of professional commitment, discipline and leadership in policing, an official said.

The basic training of the 78th RR Batch began on December 8, 2025. The first phase of the training programme concluded on October 17, 2026, with a passing-out parade.

Amit Shah Discusses National Security and Policing Challenges

During the interaction, discussions focused on key aspects of policing and administration, including national security, maintenance of law and order, public service and effective administration.

The importance of discipline, leadership and sensitivity while performing police duties was also emphasised. The trainees were encouraged to understand their role in protecting citizens’ rights and addressing the evolving challenges to the country’s internal security.

Shah highlighted that IPS officers have a significant responsibility in ensuring public safety, maintaining law and order and responding effectively to emerging security threats.

Read also: 78th IPS Batch: Amit Shah Says ‘Stay Away from Publicity’, Stresses Zero Tolerance on Terrorism; Govind Mohan Flags 5 Security Challenges

Officers Must Remain Vigilant Against Emerging Security Threats

Sharing details of the interaction on social media platform X, Amit Shah said the meeting marked the beginning of the trainees’ careers as professionals responsible for protecting the constitutional rights of citizens and addressing challenges to internal security.

He specifically highlighted threats such as drug trafficking, cybercrime and foreign-sponsored terrorism, stressing the need for police officers to remain alert and prepared to tackle these challenges.

Shah also expressed confidence that the professional expertise, dedication and commitment of the young officers would contribute to strengthening the country’s security framework.

78th RR Batch Begins Journey Towards Police Service

The interaction marks an important milestone for the 78th Regular Recruitment Batch as its trainees prepare for their future responsibilities in different parts of the country.

As they move towards their professional assignments, the officers will be expected to uphold constitutional values, ensure effective law enforcement and serve citizens with dedication and sensitivity.

Shah said their expertise and commitment would further accelerate India’s journey towards greatness, underscoring the important role of the police force in building a secure and developed nation.

Read also: MHA Revises IPS Deputation Strength in CPOs and CAPFs: DG and SDG Posts Rise, ADG Posts Cut by Four


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