SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurated new police barracks and residences at Daroh, announcing the sanctioning of 1,226 constable posts in the state's police department.

During a passing-out parade at the Police Training College Daroh, he emphasized the government's commitment to modernizing the police force and providing technological upgrades.

The Chief Minister also revealed plans to establish a Police Academy in Kangra district to enhance professionalism in the state's police.

Sukhu commended the Himachal Police for their efforts during recent monsoon disasters and urged the new trainees to uphold professionalism and dedication.

The Chief Minister also inaugurated various facilities, including residences and barracks, at a cost of ₹21 crore.

DGP Sanjay Kundu expressed gratitude for the sanctioned posts, while the Principal of Police Training College Daroh, Vimal Gupta, presented the annual report.

The Chief Minister also handed out prizes and appointment letters during the event, attended by various officials and dignitaries.