LAMKA, October 31, 2026: The Churachandpur (CCP) District Police organised a one-day ‘Friends of Police’ programme at the SP Conference Hall, Churachandpur, on Saturday to mark Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day), commemorating the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
The programme witnessed the participation of 35 students and their teachers from various schools across the district, including VK Tawna High School, St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School (Tuibong), Rostad Memorial High School, St. Mary’s School (Behiang), St. Joseph School (Singngat), Kaikho-En Academy (Suangdoh), Suangdoh High School and Agape High School (Sangaikot).
The initiative aimed to familiarise students with police functioning while promoting trust, cooperation and a positive relationship between the police and the younger generation.
During the programme, students were introduced to the functioning of the Superintendent of Police (SP) Office and learned about the roles and challenges of the police in tackling drug-related activities, human trafficking and cybercrime, as well as maintaining law and order, public safety and peace.
As part of the programme, the students visited Churachandpur Police Station (CCP-PS), the Women Police Station and the Traffic Control Police (TCP) to gain practical insights into different aspects of policing.
They were also given an opportunity to observe various police weapons, anti-riot equipment and newly acquired police vehicles, including armoured vehicles. The demonstrations provided students with an understanding of the equipment, resources and preparedness required by the police to maintain law and order and ensure public safety.
Students Selected for Police Leadership Positions
As part of the interaction programme and essay-writing competition conducted during their visit to the Office of the Superintendent of Police, Churachandpur, six students were selected for different police posts and positions under the ‘Friends of Police’ initiative.
The selected students and their respective positions are:
1. SP/CCP: Miss Isabel Hoilungnem – VK Tawna High School.

2. Traffic OC: Mr. Genlalmuansiam – Rostad Memorial High School.
3. OC/CCP-PS: Mr. Kailunlal – Rostad Memorial High School.
4. OC/SGT-PS: Mr. Liantansiam – Suangdoh High School.
5. OC/SKT-PS: Mr. Liantansang Guite – Agape High School, Sangaikot.
6. OC/Women PS: Miss Elvina Nomneilam – St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School, Tuibong.
The selected students will have the opportunity to experience the responsibilities of their respective police positions for one day, providing them with practical exposure to police leadership, decision-making and public service.
Consolation Prize Winners
In addition to the selected students, three participants received consolation prizes for their participation and performance in the essay-writing competition. They are:
Miss Ching Sian Hoih – St. Mary’s School, Behiang.
Miss Jessica Sawmneikim – Rostad Memorial High School.
Mr. Thangjalen – Agape High School, Sangaikot.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Through the initiative, CCP District Police reaffirmed its commitment to youth engagement and community policing, encouraging students to become responsible citizens and active partners in promoting national unity and building a safer, peaceful and harmonious society.
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