A total of 436 officers, including 47 women, completed their basic training at the National Highways & Motorway Police (NHMP) Training College in Sheikhupura. The college marked their graduation with its 15th Basic Passing-Out Parade.
Commandant DIG Masroor Alam Kolachi inspected the parade and received the salute. He also laid a wreath at the Martyrs’ Memorial and honored officers who died in the line of duty.
Deputy Commandant Zafar Ali Malik, SP Faisal Akram, NHMP personnel, civil society members and the graduates’ families attended the ceremony.
Addressing the graduates, Kolachi urged them to uphold integrity, courtesy, professional competence and public service. He stressed impartial law enforcement and encouraged officers to earn public trust through their conduct.
He also highlighted the importance of modern technology and artificial intelligence in improving road safety. Despite limited resources, he said, the force continues to fulfil its responsibilities.
Kolachi emphasized character building alongside professional training. He also called for continued support for martyrs’ families. Meanwhile, Malik described discipline, teamwork and collective responsibility as essential to effective policing.
Junior Patrol Officer Farhat Hussain Shah secured first position overall, with distinctions in academics and driving. Muhammad Shahzaib finished second overall.
Maimoona Rehman received Best in Academics, Hassnain Haider Best in Firing, Shahmeer Panhwar Best in Parade, Zubair Ahmed Best in Driving and Zahid Hassan Best in Discipline.
Umair Rasool, Iqrar Ali, Samiullah and Muhammad Umar Moaz secured second positions in firing, parade, driving and discipline, respectively.
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