Development of police lies in people-oriented approach and to strengthen the confidence of the people in police they have to create a good image among them, said DGP Surendra Singh, at the closing ceremony of a two-day regional seminar on ‘Smart Policing’ here on Saturday. Singh said that the real meaning of ‘smart’ was to bring change in correct direction according to the conditions. For becoming smart police have to become more responsible, pro-people and ready to serve.
He also emphasised on the human aspects along with the technical aspects endorsed for embracing smart. In the two-day seminar, police officials from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli also participated. During the seminar best practices and actions plans were presented and discussed.
Inspector General of Raipur range GP Singh discussed on softwares related with police offices, law and order, security and anti-Naxalite operations. He shared his experience on professional efficiency of police. Additional Director General of Police (Training) Rajendra Kumar detailed on improvement of training, different methods used during trainings, improvement in structure of training of constable and sub Inspectors and modernization which were done based on ‘Training Need Analysis’.
In the National Training Convention, Madhya Pradesh police were praised for, improvement in training, training infrastructure, training need analysis, compiling of new syllabus and training of trainers, he added. Different states have showed keen interest in implementing the efficient methods of training and the structure which has been formed for the training. ADG Indore Zone Vipin Maheshwari provided details of ‘Traffic Management’. He said that after the installation of the surveillance cameras the rate of traffic violations has decreased significantly.