The videos feature several police officers who speak about their pride in their profession. The videos are also being promoted on social media by Rajasthan police as what its officers feel about the force.
Rajasthan police has launched two small video clips to promote the job of policing and its relevance in the society. The videos feature several police officers who speak about their pride in their profession. The videos are also being promoted on social media by Rajasthan police as what its officers feel about the force.
Both videos open to the tune of Ai Vatan from the recent Alia Bhatt starrer Raazi and feature policemen who talk about their pride in their uniform and their profession. It has Ajay Pal Lamba the officer instrumental in the arrest of Godman Asaram for the rape of a minor, Rahul Prakash, former Alwar SP who played a vital role in the war against illegal mining and cattle smugglers in Alwar apart from a dozen others. While some officers speak in English, others speak in Hindi and Rajasthani to establish a connect with all sections of the society.
Officers express various sentiments Vikas Pathak says, he feels the same pride in wearing his khakhi as he felt the first day. Shankar Dutt Sharma Manoj Kumar, speaks in Rajasthani to establish a local connect and speaks about the role police plays in a society. The videos are being promoted with the hashtag Meri Khakhi Meri Shaan the officers term their uniform as mera imaan and mere desh ko mera yogdan. Pradeep Mohan Sharma tells, “My father was in the police, I am in the police and I hope my future generations serve in the police.”
DD Singh says a catchy line to project the not so fine aspects of the job, “Mujhe sab dete hain gali - lekin sankat ke samay police karti hai sabki rakhwali.” This is not the first time that Rajasthan police has taken to social media to reach out to the public. It has promoted rules and social causes on several earlier occasions, but this is the first time it is projecting its officers.
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Both videos open to the tune of Ai Vatan from the recent Alia Bhatt starrer Raazi and feature policemen who talk about their pride in their uniform and their profession.
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