A group of 436 personnel, consisting of 47 women, finished their foundational instruction at the National Highways and Motorway Police Training College situated in Sheikhupura. The 15th Basic Passing-Out Parade celebrated the graduation.
Commandant DIG Masroor Alam Kolachi reviewed the formation and accepted the salute. He placed a floral wreath at the Martyrs Memorial and paid tribute to personnel who lost their lives while performing official duties.
The event drew Deputy Commandant Zafar Ali Malik, SP Faisal Akram, members of the force, civil society representatives, and relatives of the newly passed-out officers.
During his address to the new personnel, Kolachi asked them to maintain honesty, politeness, professional skill, and dedication to helping citizens. He emphasized unbiased application of rules and urged staff members to build confidence among the public through their behavior.
He pointed out the value of advanced technology and artificial intelligence for better highway safety. Even with restricted assets, he stated, the agency keeps carrying out its duties.
Kolachi stressed personal development together with job instruction. He additionally requested ongoing backing for the relatives of fallen personnel. On the same note, Malik stated that order, cooperation, and shared duty remain vital for successful police work.
Junior Patrol Officer Farhat Hussain Shah took the top spot overall, earning honors in both studies and vehicle operation. Muhammad Shahzaib took second place overall.
Maimoona Rehman won the award for top academic performance, Hassnain Haider for best shooting, Shahmeer Panhwar for best drill, Zubair Ahmed for best driving, and Zahid Hassan for best conduct.
Umair Rasool, Iqrar Ali, Samiullah, and Muhammad Umar Moaz achieved second place finishes in shooting, drill, driving, and conduct, respectively.
