The United Nations Drugs and Crime Control Regional Cell has started special learning centres for training officers .
The programme was started by the IG police Gwalior range Adrash Katiyar while the e-learning centre was started by Collector Sanjay Goyal here on Saturday.
On the occasion, Narcotics Commissioner Vijay Kalsi and leaving center in charge deputy commissioner Mahesh Soni were present.
Kalsi said that it is necessary for effective control on smuggling to deploy police, excise, central excise and the narcotics officers. E learning centers are being run at 31 places in the country where training is being given by the drug controller of united nationals.
He said that one center is being run in 6 eastern countries including Vietnam, Thailand, Kambodia, Indonesia and Malaysia. Due to successful use of information technology the complaint of common men in remote areas of giving direction to field staff or holding meeting of block level officers. There is no need to come to Gwalior. This can be done only through videoconferencing. But collector Goyal said that with the start of the service the complaints of common men would be resolved in minimum time.
The district information science officer Sanjay Pandey said that through national information center state wide area net work videoconferencing service will be implemented.
In future this service could be run by broadband of network in future the village Panchayats would be connected with videoconferencing service.