Officers of the State Police Service shared their experience gained during Mid-Career Training Programme by visiting Sheffield Hallam University of Britain and premier institution of country at the concluding session of the training held on Monday at RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration.
The 30 officers who have completed 12 years of service shared their experiences in the presence of Special Director General of Police Sanjay Rana.
The officers who learned latest developments in modern policing shared that their skills were enhanced by this training and at the same time they learned how policing can be done better with a professional approach. The one month training has developed positive improvement in personality.
For the first time mid-career training program for the officers of the State Police Service was conducted in which training was organised in a foreign country.
In the training 30 police officers of 1996, 1997 and 1998 batches participated. Under the Mid-Career Training Program, these officers took modern training sessions at the Hallam University of Britain and well-known institutions in the country like North-Eastern Police Academy Umsaw (Meghalaya), Tata Institute of Social Science Mumbai and RCVP Noronha Administration and Management Academy.
Addressing the concluding session of the training, Special Director General of Police Sanjay Rana said that what you have learned during the training should reflected in your behavior. He said that to increase the efficiency of Madhya Pradesh Police, more short-term training programs will be organised.
Additional Director General of Police Training, Anuradha Shankar said that all of you should share your experiences with other police officers as well.