DMP Commissioner: Ethical Education Essential Alongside Academics
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Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sheikh Md Sazzat Ali stressed that moral values and ethical education must go hand in hand with academic learning to build a truly developed nation.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Sheikh Md Sazzat Ali on Saturday urged police members to ensure that their children receive ethical education and moral values alongside formal academic studies, saying moral integrity is fundamental to national development.
He made the remarks while speaking at the Scholarship-2024 Award Ceremony for meritorious children of DMP personnel at the Bangladesh Police Auditorium in Rajarbagh.
“It is impossible to build a developed nation without morally sound people. You must teach ethical education from childhood, and you have to practise morality yourselves,” the DMP commissioner said while addressing police members.
At the event, scholarships were awarded to 517 meritorious students under various categories as part of an initiative to encourage academic excellence among children of serving DMP personnel.
Addressing the students, Sheikh Md Sazzat Ali highlighted the growing importance of technical education in line with present-day demands and urged students to improve their English language proficiency to remain competitive in the modern world.
“If you become good human beings, that will be your greatest achievement and will make your parents proud,” he added.
Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) Additional Director General (Admin) Faruk Ahmed, speaking as a special guest, described the DMP’s scholarship initiative as a noble effort. He said sustainable development of society depends on creating quality human resources and ideal individuals.
He expressed hope that the scholarship recipients would grow into patriotic and responsible citizens, noting that their success would be truly meaningful if they contribute positively to the nation.
On behalf of the scholarship recipients, a student expressed gratitude to the DMP, calling it an honour to be part of such a meaningful programme.
Deputy Police Commissioner (Headquarters and Administration) Md Amir Khasru delivered the welcome address.
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police introduced the scholarship programme in 2017 to promote education and motivate the children of its serving members toward academic and personal excellence.
He made the remarks while speaking at the Scholarship-2024 Award Ceremony for meritorious children of DMP personnel at the Bangladesh Police Auditorium in Rajarbagh.
“It is impossible to build a developed nation without morally sound people. You must teach ethical education from childhood, and you have to practise morality yourselves,” the DMP commissioner said while addressing police members.
At the event, scholarships were awarded to 517 meritorious students under various categories as part of an initiative to encourage academic excellence among children of serving DMP personnel.
Addressing the students, Sheikh Md Sazzat Ali highlighted the growing importance of technical education in line with present-day demands and urged students to improve their English language proficiency to remain competitive in the modern world.
“If you become good human beings, that will be your greatest achievement and will make your parents proud,” he added.
Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) Additional Director General (Admin) Faruk Ahmed, speaking as a special guest, described the DMP’s scholarship initiative as a noble effort. He said sustainable development of society depends on creating quality human resources and ideal individuals.
He expressed hope that the scholarship recipients would grow into patriotic and responsible citizens, noting that their success would be truly meaningful if they contribute positively to the nation.
On behalf of the scholarship recipients, a student expressed gratitude to the DMP, calling it an honour to be part of such a meaningful programme.
Deputy Police Commissioner (Headquarters and Administration) Md Amir Khasru delivered the welcome address.
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police introduced the scholarship programme in 2017 to promote education and motivate the children of its serving members toward academic and personal excellence.
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