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509 Trainee Constables Complete 36-Week Training, Take Oath in Jhalawar, Rajasthan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 06:01 PM
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On Tuesday, 509 recruits of batch 20/26 graduated from the Rajasthan Police Training School in Jhalawar after completing a 36‑week program and were sworn in as constables.
The Rajasthan Police Training School in Jhalawar held a graduation parade on Tuesday for batch number 20/26, marking the completion of a 36‑week training course for 509 trainee constables. The ceremony took place on the school grounds, where the recruits formally took the oath of office before senior police officials and invited guests.
The intensive program covered law‑enforcement fundamentals, physical conditioning, weapon handling, traffic management and community policing. Successful completion qualifies the trainees to join the state police force as constables, ready for deployment across Rajasthan.
Police officials highlighted that the new constables have pledged to serve the public without discrimination based on caste or religion, emphasizing the department’s commitment to impartial law enforcement. The graduates are expected to be posted to various districts in the coming weeks, bolstering police manpower in the state.
The event underscores the ongoing efforts of the Rajasthan government to strengthen its police cadre through structured training and capacity building, aiming to improve safety and order for citizens.
The intensive program covered law‑enforcement fundamentals, physical conditioning, weapon handling, traffic management and community policing. Successful completion qualifies the trainees to join the state police force as constables, ready for deployment across Rajasthan.
Police officials highlighted that the new constables have pledged to serve the public without discrimination based on caste or religion, emphasizing the department’s commitment to impartial law enforcement. The graduates are expected to be posted to various districts in the coming weeks, bolstering police manpower in the state.
The event underscores the ongoing efforts of the Rajasthan government to strengthen its police cadre through structured training and capacity building, aiming to improve safety and order for citizens.