On Saturday, August 23, 2025, Assistant Commissioner K. Pareshram, the Regional Commander of Regional Division 4 ‘C’, led a critical Muster and Inspection exercise with the ranks of the Division. This initiative is part of the preparations for the upcoming General and Regional Elections, aimed at ensuring that officers are fully equipped, properly attired, and ready to execute their duties with discipline and professionalism.
The inspection focused on the appearance of officers and the condition of the kits provided by the Guyana Police Force. Commander Pareshram underscored the importance of neatness, discipline, and bearing, particularly during this crucial period when public confidence in the Force is paramount.
During the event, Commander Pareshram recognized several officers for their outstanding turnout, including:
Best Female Inspector: W/Inspector Sardinha
Best Male Inspector: Inspector Sewsankar
Best Dressed Male Sergeant: Sergeant Sobers
Best Dressed Female Sergeant: Sergeant Gulliver
Best Dressed Traffic Female: Corporal Glasgow
Best Dressed Traffic Male & Overall Best Dressed: Sergeant Wharton
Best Dressed General Duty Male: Corporal McDonald
Best Dressed General Duty Female: Constable Edwards
Best Turnout Station/Department: Court Superintendent’s Office
In his address, Commander Pareshram provided essential guidance on expected conduct during the election period, urging ranks to:
Maintain discipline, appearance, and turnout at all times.
Exercise caution in speech and behavior, as actions can impact their careers and the Force’s reputation.
Remain apolitical, avoiding affiliations with any political party.
Engage with the public professionally, respectfully, and courteously.
Use social media responsibly, refraining from posts or comments that could compromise the Force’s image.
Understand and comply with Election Laws and Standard Operating Procedures.
Support fellow officers on duty and engage proactively with the community.
He also encouraged ranks to pursue personal and professional development opportunities, including enrollment in programs at the University of Guyana, to enhance their skills for the future.
In closing, Commander Pareshram reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that all ranks within the Division are properly aligned, equipped, and supported for their election duties. He emphasized the critical role the Police Force plays in maintaining order, fairness, and respect during the national elections, reminding officers to remain vigilant and disciplined.
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