The Director of CBI Rishi Kumar Shukla expressed happiness and congratulated Madhya Pradesh Police Academy Bhopal on organizing this training program on an important subject like Cyber Crime and congratulated Director General of Police Vivek Johri and urged him to continue such programs in future at closing ceremony of the Cyber Investigation and Intelligence Summit concluded at Madhya Pradesh Police Academy, Bhopal.
Shukla suggested that such training should be imparted online for at least 2 hours a week to the police-level constable level employees through smart phones.
Director General of Police Vivek Johri and Special Director General of Police (Training) Aruna Mohan Roy also participated online. Anuradha Shankar Singh Additional Director General of Police (Training), Sai Manohar Additional Director General of Police (Cyber), Vineet Kapoor Deputy Director Madhya Pradesh Police Academy and Yashpal Singh, Deputy Director State Judicial Academy Jabalpur were present in the program.
In 10 day training program, more than 1500 police officers, prosecution officers and judicial officers from 32 states and units received training. During the day's training, Charles Cohen from America, Mark Wintley from England, Napanee andPawan Duggal from Supreme Court, Madan Oberoi from Interpol, Yashpal Singh from State Judicial Academy and Sai Manohar, Additional Director General of Police.
On this occasion, the book 'Admissibility of Electronic Evidence' by Yashpal Singh, Deputy Director of State Judicial Academy, Jabalpur, Superintendent of Police, Cyber, Jitendra Singh, Assistant Inspector General of Police, was also released by CBI Director Rishi Shukla.
Meanwhile, Director General of Police Vivek Johri and other senior officers of the Police Headquarters paid tribute to the retired officers of the Indian Police Service. ADG IODW, IPS officer of 1990 batch, S.M. Afzal and former retired Director General of Police (Jail) S.P. Dangwal who passed way in the past few days.
In the condolence meeting held at Police Officer Mess on Friday, all officers including Director General of Police Johri and Special Director General of Police, Vijay Yadav paid homage to the portrait of the deceased officers and paid tribute to them by keeping silence for two minutes.