A change has been perceived in the modus operandi of criminals, Chhattisgarh Inspector General of Police Ajay Yadav said on Friday, as he urged the people to stay cautious.
He was addressing a passing out parade of new constables including men, women and members of the third gender at the Police Training School, Mana.
Yadav added that training was a process of grooming. While modern gadgets and other resources assist the methodology of crime, they can also work in the favour of the police. It can be used to regulate crime effectively.
Head of PTS Dr. Irfan-ul Rahim Khan said the institute received the ISO Certificate on Environmental Management Systems and Quality Systems in 2023.
Woman Constable Abhilasha Singh from Rajnandgaon was judged the best all-round trainee.
Among men, Mithlesh Pujari from Dantewada stood first.
A total of 308 women and 12 third-gender constables participated in the 29th session convocation ceremony whereas 149 participated in the 42nd session convocation ceremony for male new constables.