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OCTOPUS IG urges students to cultivate discipline and courage

OCTOPUS IG urges students to cultivate discipline and courage

OCTOPUS commandos demonstrate tactical manoeuvres and counter-terrorism techniques to students at Siddartha Public School in Moghalrajpuram, Vijayawada, on Friday.

Inspector-General of Police (Operations), OCTOPUS (Organisation for Counter Terrorist Operations), Andhra Pradesh, Ch. Srikanth, urged students to cultivate discipline, alertness and courage, and develop a strong sense of service to society.

Addressing students during Police Commemoration Day celebrations at Veeramachaneni Paddayya Siddhartha Public School in Mogalrajapuram on Friday, he highlighted the role of the police in protecting citizens and maintaining public safety.

The programme featured an open-house exhibition of operational equipment, followed by a live tactical demonstration by OCTOPUS personnel. The demonstrations gave students and visitors an insight into the specialised training, coordination and preparedness required for counter-terrorism operations.

The event paid tribute to police personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty and sought to sensitise students to the responsibilities and challenges faced by the police force.

School vice-president V. Nagabhushana Rao, secretary Paladugu Lakshmana Rao, joint secretary and convenor Sureddi Vishnu, and governing body member Ch. Arun Kumar were present.

Principal Meda Sitaramaiah felicitated the chief guest. Vice-Principal K. Rose Mary, headmistress Ch. Jayalakshmi, academic coordinator D. Anuradha and other staff members participated in the programme.

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