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Chaganti advises police trainees to cultivate patience

Chaganti advises police trainees to cultivate patience
Chaganti advises police trainees to cultivate patience · thehansindia.com

A very wise and famous speaker named Chaganti Koteswara Rao gave a special talk to people who are training to become police officers.

About 5,560 police trainees watched his talk on a video screen.

He spoke to them from the district police office in a city called Kakinada.

He told them that being a police officer can be stressful, so they must learn to handle their feelings.

He said it is important to be honest, disciplined, and patient.

He also told them to listen carefully to people who are sad or scared and to be kind to them.

Getting angry can make people feel even worse, he explained.

He suggested reading good books and funny stories to feel calm and peaceful inside.

Many senior police officers joined the talk as well.

Key facts

Event
Awareness programme for police trainees via video conference
Speaker
Brahmasri Chaganti Koteswara Rao
Audience
Around 5,560 SCTPC (State Cadet Training Police Constable) trainees
Organised from
Kakinada District Police Office
Participation
Trainees and police training institutions across the State; principals of 21 police training colleges
Key advice
Honesty, discipline, patience, empathy and courtesy while dealing with people in distress
Recommended books
Guravayanam by Dr Gurava Reddy; humorous works by Chilakamarti Lakshminarasimham and Jandhyala
Senior officials present
Training IG Amburajan, AIG (Training) Sattibabu, Kakinada District SP G Bindumadhav, Additional SP Dr Mahanti Kishore Kumar, Commandant K Naveen Kumar

Quotes

Chaganti Koteswara Rao

Spiritual speaker and state moral values adviser

“Honesty, discipline and patience were essential qualities that would help police personnel rise to higher levels in their professional and personal lives.”
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“He stressed the need for police personnel to listen patiently to the problems of people in distress and respond with empathy.”
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