Sqn. Ldr. Ashok Gaba (retd.) at seminar on Self-Empowerment for Security Forces
Mysuru: “In recent times people serving in security forces are undergoing more stressful situations than before and incidents of suicide have increased,” rued Sqn. Ldr. Ashok Gaba (retd.), Chairperson of Security Services Wing (SSW) of Rajyoga Education and Research Foundation, Mount Abu.
He was speaking after inaugurating a one-day seminar on ‘Self-Empowerment and Enhancing Inner Strength’ arranged for security forces at the Gyan Sarovar campus of Brahma Kumaris on Hunsur Road, here recently and said complications in human rapport may also be one of the reasons.
“Many negative emotional traits such as anger, jealousy, depression and others lead to mental fatigue and energy depletion. If one could prevent emergence of such situations in the mind, stability and concentration of the intellect is possible,” he said.
‘If the people of our country are enjoying a good sleep every night, our security forces have to be commended for their unstinted commitment in guarding against both internal and external enemies. But they are at the same time suffering from mental tension, for which the basic remedy lies in correct and minimal thinking. The negative thoughts in the mind have to be rooted out and positive outlook has to be practiced under all given situations,” said Sqn. Ldr. Gaba.
K.S. Kabbur, Divisional Security Commissioner of Railway Protection Force (RPF) of South Western Railway, Mysore Division participated as the chief guest and said that such seminars can enhance the efficiency of the officers and staff. Although many trainings are being arranged by the Department, inner strength can only be developed by attending such programmes.
Manjeet Kumar, Deputy Commandant of CISF, RBI, Mysuru, commended the organisers for arranging such training for security forces who are normally an ignored lot in our society. Mental stability is the prime factor in carrying out the duties effectively and such soft skills can be developed during such trainings.
Col. B.C. Sati, Udaipur, Commander Shiv Singh, Ahmedabad, Management experts Dr. E.V. Swaminathan and B.K. Deepa from Mumbai and Dr. Karan Singh from Ambala, Punjab, shared their expertise.
Brahma Kumaris Lakshmiji, Shukla Didi, Yogeshwari, Manjula, Krishna Murthy and Ranganth were present.
Delegates from City Police, City Armed Reserve, Karnataka State Reserve Police, Railway Protection Force and CISF attended the seminar.
This post was published on January 28, 2019 6:22 pm