Fazilka: Students from a private school in Fazilka got a unique opportunity to experience the functioning of a police station during an educational visit to the Fazilka City Police Station on Saturday. The children toured various sections of the station, interacted with police personnel, and learned about law enforcement, with many expressing a desire to become police officers in the future.

The visit aimed to familiarise students with police operations and encourage respect for the law while promoting awareness about public safety and responsible citizenship.

Students Explore Lock-Up, Weapons and Police Equipment

During the visit, the students were taken to different sections of the police station, including the public reception counter, malkhana (property room), lock-up, computer room, and the SHO’s office.

Police officers also demonstrated weapons, wireless communication systems, and security equipment, while explaining how FIRs are registered and how investigations are carried out. The children showed great curiosity and excitement as they observed the equipment and asked questions about police work.

SHO Explains Police Duties, Administers Anti-Drug Pledge

Station House Officer Inspector Paramjit Kumar interacted with the students and explained the responsibilities of the police in maintaining law and order. He encouraged the children to respect the law, become responsible citizens, and contribute positively to society.

The students also took a pledge to follow the law, stay away from illegal activities, and spread awareness against drug abuse, reinforcing the Punjab Police’s ongoing anti-drug campaign.

Awareness on Traffic Rules, Women’s Safety

Police personnel answered the students’ questions and educated them about traffic regulations, women’s rights, personal safety, and the role of the police in protecting citizens.

Female students were encouraged to report any instance of harassment without fear and were informed about the available complaint mechanisms.

School authorities said the visit was an enriching learning experience that boosted students’ confidence, strengthened their understanding of civic responsibilities, and inspired many to consider a career in the police service.