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Home / Jalandhar / Bsf Holds Passing Out Parade For 296 Newly Recruited Constables

BSF holds passing out parade for 296 newly recruited constables

Our Correspondent
Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 04:50 AM Dec 01, 2024 IST
Recruits take oath during a passing out parade at the BSF, STC, Kharkan Camp in Hoshiarpur.

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The passing out parade and attestation ceremony of 296 recruit constables (Male) of batch numbers 271 and 272 was held with grandeur at the Shaheed Satpal Choudhary Parade Ground, Subsidiary Training Centre (STC), Border Security Force, Kharkan Camp, Hoshiarpur.

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Dr Atul Fulzele, IG Frontier, BSF Headquarters ,Punjab, was the chief guest on the occasion. He was welcomed by Sindhu Kumar, Inspector General, STC, BSF, Kharkan Camp. The event was attended by an august gathering of distinguished guests, serving and retired BSF officers, and guardians of the newly inducted constables.

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The parade commenced with a general salute to the chief guest, followed by an inspection of the parade. The recruits, who displayed exceptional discipline and performance in training activities, were honoured by the chief guest with medals and commendations for their achievements.

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