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Odisha's Chief Minister Champions Integrity and Discipline Among New Police Officers

In a recent ceremony, Odisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi urged newly appointed police officers to prioritize integrity and discipline. He emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order for the state's development and outlined the government's commitment to a drug-free Odisha by 2029. Majhi's message included a strong stance against corruption and the need for police to protect vulnerable communities while ensuring justice. This call to action aims to foster a more accountable and effective police force in Odisha.
By Ambika Singh Sep 4, 2026, 22:11 IST

Commitment to Law and Order


Bhubaneswar: On Friday, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi emphasized the importance of upholding law and order, stating that it is crucial for fostering a 'Viksit Odisha' and enhancing industrial growth within the state.


During the graduation ceremony for 336 newly appointed sub-inspectors, which included 70 women, CM Majhi encouraged the officers to adhere to three key principles throughout their careers: avoid corruption, uphold the highest standards of discipline, and refrain from abusing their authority.


The chief minister reiterated the government's goal of establishing Odisha as a 'drug-free state' by 2029, highlighting the significant role that police will play in this initiative.


He asserted that drug traffickers must be confronted decisively, while police should utilize their powers to ensure justice for marginalized communities and uphold the fundamental principle of 'Service and Protection.'


Congratulating the new sub-inspectors, Majhi urged them to adhere strictly to the government's zero-tolerance stance on corruption.


He underscored the necessity of maintaining discipline within the police force and advised the officers to avoid misusing their power, ensuring that the innocent are safeguarded and that criminals are prosecuted in accordance with the law.


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