Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed the passing-out parade of over 57,000 newly recruited constables, marking a significant transformation in the Uttar Pradesh Police since 2017. He noted that the police force, previously in crisis, has evolved into one of the best in India, with a focus on structural reforms that enhance both capacity and credibility. Adityanath highlighted the increasing role of women in the force, with 20% of the recruits being female, and commended their performance during training. He stated that the police budget has tripled since 2017, allowing for improved training infrastructure and the establishment of seven police commissionerates. The Chief Minister praised the discipline and professionalism of the recruits, asserting that effective policing requires a balance between strictness towards criminals and sensitivity towards citizens. Outstanding female recruits were recognized during the ceremony, with Neha Yadav receiving multiple awards, including the overall best cadet distinction. Adityanath's remarks underscored a commitment to modernizing policing standards to meet contemporary security needs.