Jammu: emphasizes that peace is very imported for every development, Advocate General J & K D C Raina says that the police J & K have a very important role in defending it in Jammu and Kashmir.
Advocate General J & K D Raina who is the guest chief says this while handling the meeting attending the opportunity to renew the 3rd phase training program about ‘the development of J & K police capacity with the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
The purpose of this training program is part of the police headquarters initiative to improve and update the skills of the investigation / officers / police personnel of the Jammu and Kashmir.
The Valedictory function was attended by ADGP Jamu Mukesh Singh, ADGP (coordination) of PHQ, Danesh Rana, explored MS Sanjukta’s parasor, digging JSK Range Atul Goel, police senior officers J & K, Nia and Cid officers from the Jammu Zone and CID.
Revealing his pleasure to be part of the Valedictory function, Head of Advocate General J & K Raina said, “Peace is very importing for each development and adding that the J & K police have a very important role in defending it in Jammu and Kashmir.” “The right documentation / collection of evidence is important to secure the beliefs and also throw light on how an effective investigation is done.” Mr.
Raina said that we faced a number of challenges today and added that the collective and effective performance of officers would definitely contribute to protecting the people and society .
“Every document must be prepared in such a way that it meets legal requirements.” He extended his good desire with host agencies and J & K officers for their assignments around 121 police investigators J & K (01 SP, 11 DYSP, 09 Prosecutors, 14 Inspector, 63 PSI and 12 Asis) participated in the training program.
“Previously 210 officers from Kashmir Zone had been trained with special investigation skills during two capacity building programs held at the Srinagar Police Headquarters.” “More training programs held for JKP investigative officers in the Jammal Zone, a police spokesman added.