The Dial-100 service is a unique scheme, which aimed to provide help to every person of the society and all kind of possible help to the victim, said Senior Superintendent of Police (Radio) Chandershekhar Solanki at the closure ceremony of the two day training programme on Wednesday.
Solanki said that trainee Station House Officers should operate Mobile Date Terminal and fill ATR (Action Taken Report) and the same should be done by the staff. After the training the sub-ordinate staff should be trained.
The third phase of two-day training programme of Dial -100 for around 100 station house officers concluded at Police Telecommunications headquarters on Wednesday.
The aim of Dial-100 service is to increase visibility of police which is achieved by placing the FRV at different place from the police station. More than 24 lakh victims have been provided help by Dial -100 since it started in the year 2015 said ADG (Telecommunications) Anwesh Mangalam on the first day of the two day training programme.
Around 9000 police personnel have been deployed at Dial -100 service and more would be trained to strengthen the services.
ADG Pl Pandey, SP Dial -100 Amit Saxena and senior officials were present during the training.
During the training the trainees visited Dial-100 control room and were detailed over the emergency services of Dial-100. At the closure of the training queries were pacified and suggestions were discussed.
The trainee officers were appealed to encourage the police personnel deployed in Dial-100 to work with honesty and dedication and instructions for smart policing were given.