Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Goa Police Recruits Graduate After Training in Assam
Goa police recruits finished their training in Assam.
They learned about being fit, how to handle weapons and other skills.
The chiefs of both states were there to celebrate.
This shows how different parts of India can work together and learn from each other to make better police officers.
The academy in Assam has also helped train police from other places too.
700 Goa Police recruits completed 43-week training at Assam's LBPA.
Recruits underwent training in physical fitness, tactics, and weapon handling.
Assam and Goa Chief Ministers attended the passing-out parade.
The training program is seen as a symbol of national unity and cooperation.
LBPA has also trained Manipur Police cadets and is set to train Bhutanese personnel.
- Who
- 700 Goa Police recruits and Assam and Goa Chief Ministers.
- What
- Graduation of 700 Goa Police recruits after 43-week training.
- When
- August 12, after 43 weeks of training.
- Where
- Lachit Barphukan Police Academy (LBPA) in Assam.
- Why
- To enhance law enforcement capabilities through inter-state cooperation and training.
- Trained Personnel
- 700 Goa Police recruits
- Training Duration
- 43 weeks
- Training Location
- Lachit Barphukan Police Academy (LBPA), Assam
- Attending Officials
- Assam CM, Goa CM
- Training Focus
- Physical fitness, tactics, weapon handling
- Inter-state Focus
- Goa and Assam
