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1,418 New Rajasthan Police Recruits Take Oath in Jodhpur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jodhpur
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 03:31 PM
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At the Rajasthan Police training centre in Jodhpur, 1,418 fresh recruits pledged duty, discipline and loyalty, with ten of them receiving medals for exemplary performance.
The Rajasthan Police training centre in Jodhpur hosted a grand joint graduation parade on Saturday, where 1,418 newly inducted constables formally swore an oath to uphold duty, discipline and loyalty to the state. The ceremony, attended by senior police officials and dignitaries, marked the culmination of several months of rigorous physical and academic training.
During the oath‑taking, each recruit placed a hand on the national flag and recited the police pledge, reaffirming their commitment to protect citizens and maintain law and order. The event underscored the force’s ongoing effort to strengthen its manpower ahead of upcoming security challenges across the state.
In recognition of outstanding performance during training, ten recruits were awarded medals by the Director General of Police. The honoured constables were praised for their exemplary discipline, physical fitness, and academic scores.
The newly sworn officers are slated for deployment across various districts of Rajasthan, where they will join existing units to bolster policing capacity and community safety initiatives.
During the oath‑taking, each recruit placed a hand on the national flag and recited the police pledge, reaffirming their commitment to protect citizens and maintain law and order. The event underscored the force’s ongoing effort to strengthen its manpower ahead of upcoming security challenges across the state.
In recognition of outstanding performance during training, ten recruits were awarded medals by the Director General of Police. The honoured constables were praised for their exemplary discipline, physical fitness, and academic scores.
The newly sworn officers are slated for deployment across various districts of Rajasthan, where they will join existing units to bolster policing capacity and community safety initiatives.