Aizawl, May 6, 2026: Mizoram Police on Wednesday formally launched its “Year of Discipline 2026–2027” initiative at a function held at G.S. Arya Mess, Police Headquarters, Khatla, Aizawl. The programme was attended by Mizoram Home Minister K. Sapdanga, who emphasised the critical importance of discipline in policing.
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| Mizoram Home Minister K. Sapdanga with senior police officials during the launch of the “Year of Discipline 2026–27” at Police Headquarters, Aizawl. (Image: DIPR Mizoram) |
Addressing the gathering, Sapdanga said discipline is fundamental to the effectiveness and credibility of the police force. He stressed that maintaining peace and stability in Mizoram requires consistent dedication, professionalism, and responsible conduct. He urged police personnel to uphold high standards in their behaviour, communication, and overall conduct, noting that public trust in the police would encourage greater adherence to law and order among citizens.
During the event, the Home Minister also released a key document titled “Mizoram Police Model Guidelines for Year of Discipline 2026–2027 (Core Principles and Specific Areas of Focus)”, outlining the framework for the initiative.
Speaking on the occasion, Director General of Police Sharad Agarwal highlighted that discipline forms the backbone of police service. He called on personnel to carry out their duties with integrity, commitment, and professionalism.
The guidelines set out several core focus areas, including punctuality, accountability, and efficient discharge of duties. Emphasis has also been placed on adherence to standard operating procedures, proper documentation, timely investigation of cases, and maintaining ethical conduct in public interactions, especially with vulnerable sections of society.
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The initiative further includes provisions for improving physical fitness under the “Train to Excel” programme, regular drills and inspections, and ensuring cleanliness and maintenance of police establishments. It also calls for responsible management of government resources, transparency in functioning, and effective supervision by senior officers.
The launch event was attended by senior police officials, including IGPs, DIGs, SPs, Commandants, and officers from the Police Training School, along with officials from the Home Department. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by AIGP (Headquarters) David H. Thangliana.
The “Year of Discipline” initiative is expected to strengthen professionalism within Mizoram Police and enhance public confidence in the force.
