The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has been highly commended by their Indian counterparts for their handling of the security logistics during the brief visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to this country from July 3 and 4.
In a release issued yesterday, the TTPS said the commendation came from the Director of India’s elite Special Protection Group (SPG), Alok Sharma, as well as, Inspector General, Rajiv Ranjan Bhagat.
Conveying these sentiments to Commissioner of Police (CoP) Allister Guevarro and Assistant Commissioner of Police (Special Branch), Terrence Pierre, the Indian delegation expressed their sincere appreciation to the TTPS for its outstanding operational planning and professionalism, which ensured the high-level engagement was executed without incident.
According to the TTPS, “Both Mr Sharma and Mr Bhagat described the efforts of the TTPS and all supporting agencies as exceptional, citing the seamless coordination, strategic readiness, and dignified conduct of local law enforcement throughout the duration of the visit.”
Acknowledging the contributions of all partner agencies and stakeholders whose commitment to excellence had made this operation a success, Guevarro made special mention of the contributions by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Junior Benjamin; Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Garvin Henry; and Superintendent Special Branch, Mark Balkaran - for their hard work, dedication and excellent coordination.
The top cop reinforced the organisation’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of service and security, and expressed gratitude for the international recognition.
He assured, “The TTPS remains steadfast in its mission to safeguard all residents and visitors to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago with professionalism, vigilance, and integrity.”