The Women Safety Wing of Police Headquarters inaugurated the two-day capacity enhancement workshop "Chetna" of Nodal Officers, Additional Superintendents of Police, Nodal Officers of Anti-Human Trafficking Unit, on Tuesday, at the new Police Headquarters' Conference Hall.
On this occasion, a short film "Sunhere Pankh" produced by the Women's Safety Branch for the prevention of human trafficking was also released by the guests.
Addressing the workshop, the Chief Guest, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Sanjay Pal Singh Bundela said that the title of the workshop "Chetna" reflects the purpose of this workshop. Our understanding, awareness and sensitivity towards the outside world is the consciousness to stop human trafficking.
As citizens of a civilized society, it is our moral responsibility to prevent human trafficking. It is an organized crime. Therefore, during the discussion, all the links should be found. The most important thing is the rehabilitation of the victim. Being a welfare state, it is our duty to enable the victims to live a dignified life by joining the mainstream of the society, he added.
Describing the objective of the workshop, Additional Director General of Police Pragya Richa Srivastava said sensibility development along with professional skill enhancement. The cases of human trafficking should be discussed in detail and in depth.
She said that two outstanding participants of this workshop would be honored by presenting mementos. She wants to send the participating officers from here as changed officers.
Addressing the program as special guest Superintendent of Police Countryside (Bhopal) Kirnalata Kerketta said that it is necessary to listen patiently and sensitively to the victims of human trafficking. She also shared her experiences and work done for the prevention of human trafficking during her posting at Harda and Betul.