Guwahati, Nov 6 (PTI) Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Director General G P Singh has reviewed prevailing challenges and field requirements in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, according to an official release on Friday.
During Singh's visit to Guwahati, a detailed discussion was held regarding the proposed establishment of 'SAKSHAM Special School' for children with special needs, it said.
"The DG held an extensive and detailed interaction with officers of CRPF units based in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya," the statement said.
The officers apprised him of their respective operational commitments, prevailing challenges and field-level requirements, it added.
"Various operational aspects were discussed threadbare, with emphasis on maintaining operational effectiveness, addressing emerging challenges and strengthening the preparedness of units," the CRPF said.
The review took place when Singh, accompanied by his wife and CRPF Family Welfare Association president Anamika Singh, visited the Group Centre (GC) Guwahati.
"A detailed discussion was held regarding the proposed establishment of SAKSHAM Special School at GC Guwahati for children with special needs," the release said.
The deliberations focused on the vision, planning and essential facilities required to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment, ensuring access to specialised education, therapeutic interventions and holistic development for children with special needs, it added.
"The initiative reflects CRPF's commitment towards the welfare of its personnel and their families, particularly in addressing the educational and developmental needs of specially abled children," the CRPF said.
It further asserted that the DG's visit reaffirmed the leadership's commitment towards both the operational excellence of the force and the welfare of CRPF personnel and their families.
