The two-day Woman's Crime Research Skill Development Training Program concluded at Police Headquarters today in the presence of Director General of Police Vivek Johri, Chief Guest and District and Sessions Judge Gribala Singh.
Addressing the trainees, DGP Johri said that sensitivity in the investigation of crime against women and the actions to be taken is essential. Be sympathetic to the victim. Keep law information up to date. Study the latest judgments of the Supreme Court, High Court. Be aware of the assistance and facilities being provided by the government to the victim. Training is an ongoing process. It is our responsibility to meet the expectations of the people, try to do ideal policing.
District and Sessions Judge Giribala Singh said that along with justice being done, it should also be seen to witnesses as happening . There should be fairness and factual approach in the discussion. While filing the complaint of the aggrieved party, be completely free from prejudices. You are the center of the victim's faith and trust, so do full justice to your responsibility. Pay close attention to the clarity of facts in research. Audit your own work only then you can bring positive change.
Additional Director General of Police (Women Crime) Pragya Richa Srivastava informed that the first offline training program was conducted for the last two years. In which there has been good participation. The feedback of the training program was given by Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashutosh Patel and Inspector.Jyoti Singh.