Addressing the cadets, Sinha said, "When in dilemma over a decision, remember that the Law is our only friend, Justice to the cause our only goal and Truth the only road to achieve it.
"I can understand that your youthful enthusiasm may sometimes have little patience for the procedural rigors, which can often be protracted by the interested parties, but nevertheless my experience and conscience necessitates (that I) enjoin you to conduct an investigation within the parameters of law. Fair methods of investigation enrich the criminal justice system and foul methods tarnish it," he said.
Sinha said, "Many a times, you would face hardships and situations that would test your patience and resilience, but you can overcome any difficult situation with moral courage and uprightness. I would advise you not to compromise your values and virtues.
"Our society is becoming more materialistic and there is a tendency to gauge one's success through his or her material possessions. Often we fail to realise that the moment we lower our guard, floodgates of allurements would open and sweep us away," he said.
Sinha cautioned the cadets that during their professional lives, they would face such material inducements to indulge in unethical activities.
"Your profession has incredible rewards and responsibilities, but every day you will have to uphold the oath that you have just taken: to serve and protect, to uphold the Constitution and to uphold the tradition and motto of the organization; Industry, Impartiality and Integrity," he said.
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