Brigadier General Abbasali Mohammadian, the commander of Greater Tehran Police, at the ceremony for ringing the school bell held to mark the beginning of the new school year, emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of students and the role of the police in this regard. Expressing his happiness at the presence of students at various educational levels across the city, he said: "This has created a good atmosphere."
Emphasis on Security and Remembering Student Martyrs
Mohammadian, during this ceremony, emphasized the police's readiness to ensure the safety of students, stating: "If people witnessed during the war that our colleagues stood at their posts even under missile rain, they should know today that the police stands firmly for the safety of students with all its might, and families should not have concerns in this regard." He also referred to the student martyrs and martyrs of schools, saying: "Martyrs who are a testament to America's crimes in the world and bring pride to Iran."
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Presence of Female Police in Girls' Schools
Continuing, the commander of Greater Tehran Police responded to a question about the presence of female police officers in front of girls' schools, stating: "The police has always had female staff and female colleagues in the police force. However, the presence of female police in girls' schools can create a different atmosphere." Mohammadian added: "This presence not only has an appeal for students but can also facilitate better communication and a more lasting impact of police training and recommendations in students' minds."
He also expressed hope that the capacity of female police would be utilized more in other missions and that the capabilities of these colleagues would be better leveraged in the service of the community. The commander of Greater Tehran Police reminded that in today's world, ensuring the safety of students and creating a calm environment for their education is of special importance.
The presence of female police in girls' schools can not only help increase the sense of security among students but also symbolizes attention to women's capabilities in society. Mohammadian concluded by emphasizing that the police are always alongside the people and strive to ensure their safety and peace, stating: "We will make every effort to create a safe and calm environment for students."
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