The CM said Home Guards work with sincerity, without expectation or self-interest, to serve society, and the force stands by citizens during natural disasters, crowd management, traffic regulation, and difficult situations while supporting the police.
He said this while presiding over the closing ceremony of Fire Service Week at the State Fire Training Centre in Baldeyan of Shimla district on Sunday.
Saxena expressed joy on the occasion, as the recruitments had not taken place in this regard for the past 13 years.
The step will not only let government retain trained manpower, but, will also ensure job security to them, as many come from humble backgrounds, said Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot.
The chief minister inaugurated a new building of the Home Guard Directorate here without the presence of its Minister of State Rajendra Gudha.
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