Key Points

The event, facilitated by the Ashram organisation, aimed to foster personnel's mental and physical fitness.

The visuals from the event showed that police personnel participated in the event and enjoyed the laughter therapy session in the commissionerate.

Yogesh Dadhich, ACP (Traffic & Administration), highlighted the importance of such initiatives, stating, "Police personnel lead highly stressful lives due to the demanding nature of our work. The constant tension in our operations, day and night, prompted the Commissioner of Police and senior officials to explore ways to reduce stress. Today, we organised an event at the traffic police lines and various stations, inviting select personnel to participate. The Ashram organisation facilitated this program, and the feedback from our constables and head constables has been overwhelmingly positive."

He further added that such events are helpful for overall healthy well-being and that he planned to conduct such programs in the future.

"We are happy to have conducted this event and plan to hold more such programs to promote bonding, mental and physical fitness, and effective performance among our personnel," he said.

Pooja Sharma, Secretary of the Laughter Club, emphasised the broader impact of the initiative, saying, "The police administration shoulders the immense responsibility of public safety. Our organisation aims to conduct activities that help police personnel stay healthy and joyful. The public often perceives the police as serious, so we strive to showcase the smiling faces of our jawans, especially women in the force. Our goal is to promote health and happiness through laughter. For years, our Laughter Club has worked to bring laughter back into people's busy lives, and we are committed to continuing this mission."

The event marks a significant step toward prioritising the mental and emotional well-being of police personnel.

- ANI