Cadets of student police, who greeted the main Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Police Cadet (SPC) project, on Saturday in SAP Ground, Peroordada, Thiruvananthapuram, Saturday.
Thiruvananthapuram: Main Minister Pinarayi Vijayan called on student police cadets to continue to fight drug abuse. He spoke after he received a greeting for the 15th anniversary of the Police Cadet (SPC) project.
The leader who praised the role played by SPC cadets in the Drug Campaign of the State Government, reminded cadets that the fight against drug abuse should not be limited to any specific period. He said that SPC cadets should always be remembered as ambassadors of the war against drug abuse and cadets are the eyes and ears of the drug government activities focused on schools.
The student cadet of the program, which was launched in the Kozhikode District in August 2010, has been able to gain complete confidence and support of Kerala over the years. The SPC has now completed 15 years since its foundation and has achieved great recognition at national and international level as the largest youth initiative at the school level in the country and the first organization that worked with gender equality.
It is a matter of pride that most states in India are watching our own project, SPC said. When this government came to power in 2016, it was only in 431 schools. This academic year, including the beginning of the SPC in 70 new schools, is now operated by the project in 1,048 schools. The project now includes a project of about one lakh student police cadet, more than 2000 teachers, more than 3,000 police officers and about two former cadets.
Through extensive social work, SPC cadeti also paved the way for exemplary changes in society. SPC has provided all possible assistance to rehabilitate the victims of disasters during floods, a period of pandemic, such as Covid-19 and the Chooralla disaster that occurred a year ago. SPC also carried out activities to give children knowledge of marginalized tribal communities knowledge and literacy.
During the COVID period, Kuttipallik somewhere for the education of children in tribal areas and televisions, newspapers and study materials were provided to children. This activity was carried out by the cadets of the Government Vithura High School. Today, this project is accepted as a model of many SPC units. In addition, SPC cadets also took the lead to their classmates.
The main minister published E-Magazine containing information on SPC activities in the field of social security on function and cut a cake with cadets. State Police chief Ravada Azad Chandrashekhar, Armed Police Battalion ADGP Pan, Ajithkumar, ADGP Sreejith President, Pravo and Communications and Communications ADGP H. Venkatesh, ADGP intelligence service
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Published – 2 August 2025 20:32
