On reaching Rajgir from Mokama CRPF Training Centre, the CRPF women motorcycle squad was given a grand welcome by RCVA Chairman Aarti Singh and Principal DIG Sanjay Kumar at the RTC CRPF Training Centre. The brave women of CRPF were welcomed by applying tilak and wearing garlands.
On October 5, this bikers team left for Gujarat from Shillong Apollo Ground. It will conclude the journey by reaching Kevadiya in Gujarat on 31st October, the birthday of Iron Man Vallabhbhai Patel. Passing through 15 states and two union territories, this women’s bike squad will travel about 3291 kilometers and reach the destination.
This women bikers squad is being led by group leader Deputy Commandant Amit Joshi. After the welcome and meal, the Vickers Group was flagged off by RCVA Chairman Aarti Singh and Principal DIG Sanjay Kumar and left for Gaya.
Before this, DIG Sanjay Kumar, Principal of RTC CRPF Training Centre, encouraged the women warriors and said that this squad of warriors is a symbol of national unity and social harmony. CRPF Women Motorcycle Campaign organized on National Unity Day, October 31, has been organized in different areas in view of the spirit of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
DIG Sanjay Kumar said that the purpose of this bike rally is to praise women empowerment, bravery and the recently passed reservation bill Nari Shakti. Women of the country have been given 33 percent reservation. This will increase the number of women in the legislature.
Sanjay Kumar said that this bike rally will give courage, confidence, inspiration and strength to the women of the country. In this campaign, a distance of 3291 kilometers will be covered by women bikers. This team will reach its destination Ekta Nagar via Meghalaya, Assam, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat.
The DIG said that all the members included in CRPF women bikers are the pride of the force. By participating in this campaign, she has proved that the women of our country and our forces are no good to anyone. Today’s women are walking in step with men in maintaining the integrity of the country along with progress and scientific creativity. The name of the country is being brought to light all over the world.
In this program, Deputy Inspector General of Police (Medical) Surendra Prasad Yadav, Commandant Arvind Kumar, Deputy Commandant Firoz Ali, Deputy Commandant Chandu Kole, Deputy Commandant Neelkamal Bhardwaj, Assistant Commandant Ajit Kumar, Assistant Commandant Hare Ram, Assistant Commandant Amit Kumar, Assistant Commandant Chandan Kumar Tiwari and Medical Central Reserve Police Force personnel and personnel including officer Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh participated.