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6 days ago
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- News18
Policing is built on respect and cooperation, says Nagaland CM
Dimapur, Jul 23 (PTI) Nagaland Chief Minister Dr Neiphiu Rio on Wednesday said that policing is not merely a function of authority but a relationship built on cooperation and mutual respect. Speaking at the inauguration of the Nagaland Police NGOs Mess and the Nagaland Police Officers' Central Mess at Chumoukedima, Rio stated that law enforcement and administration form the backbone of governance. He reiterated the importance of civil-police coordination in maintaining peace and fostering development. He said that police forces should not operate through diplomacy or compromise, but rather 'serve with the highest standards of professionalism, impartiality, and integrity." He urged the personnel to let their conduct inspire public trust and confidence. Acknowledging the challenges faced by police personnel and their families, particularly regarding housing and working conditions, Rio assured them that the state government would continue to review and enhance support, sustenance, and welfare measures wherever possible and feasible. He said that the government is committed to equipping the police force with the latest technology, professional training, and modern infrastructure to make it more effective and result-oriented. Deputy Chief Minister Y Patton, in his address, said that the newly constructed officers' accommodation has been designed to meet the needs of a modern institution. The new infrastructure includes facilities to house 24 officers and their families in the Officers' Mess, and accommodation for 64 non-gazetted officers in the NGOs Mess. He added that these buildings reflect the government's commitment to providing dignified, comfortable, and efficient spaces for the police personnel who serve the state with dedication and courage. PTI CORR NBS NN view comments First Published: July 23, 2025, 19:15 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Morocco World
14-05-2025
- Politics
- Morocco World
Morocco's Crown Prince Hosts Dinner in Celebration of FAR's 69th Anniversary
Rabat — Morocco's Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan led Rabat's Officers' Mess to celebrate the 69th birthday of Morocco's Royal Armed Forces (FAR). The Crown Prince represented King Mohammed VI, FAR's Supreme Commander and Chief of General Staff. The Army Corps General greeted the Crown Prince as he arrived at the venue. Following this welcome, Prince Moulay El Hassan inspected a Headquarters Battalion detachment that performed ceremonial honors, according to military officials. A lineup of top military and government leaders paid their respects to the Crown Prince after the inspection. These included the Head of Government, the National Defense Administration Minister, the Royal Gendarmerie Commander, the Chief of the FAR's 3rd Bureau, the Royal Air Forces Inspector, the Royal Navy Inspector, and the Delegated Arms Commander for the Rabat-Sale area. The guest list for the royal lunch featured Moroccan leadership, including government officials, parliamentary leaders, royal advisors, judicial authorities, constitutional body presidents, senior military officers, and foreign military attaches stationed in Rabat. Military installations across Morocco also celebrated the 69th anniversary of the creation of FAR, with flag raisings, public readings of the King's special message, decoration ceremonies for distinguished service, and formal military parades. The event marks nearly seven decades since the establishment of Morocco's modern military forces, which operate under the direct authority of the King. Earlier today, King Mohammed VI addressed an order of the day to FAR's officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates on the same occasion. His message recognized FAR's relentless efforts to preserve Morocco's peace and security. The King also commended Morocco's military contribution to the UN's international peacekeeping missions, urging them to fortify their capabilities to face challenges and unprecedented regional and international disruptions. Tags: Crown Prince Moulay El HassanFAR 69th anniversary
