PM Modi to IPS officers: fighting negative images

Hyderabad: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday asked Indian police service trips (IPS) to try to change the negative image of the police among the general public.
“There has been a negative perception among the people about the police and this is a challenge for the police.
During the pandemic, the perception changed after the police reached out and helped people in need.
But now the long perception is back.
Why public trust doesn’t improve when it comes to Police? “Modi asked, virtually overcoming IPS experiments from 71st and 72 batches from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Proute Academy (SVPNPA), Hyderabad.
“For state security, legal implementation and during the destruction of terror, the police gave their lives.
This challenge changed the image of the police by ending negative perceptions, now depending on you,” he said, compare police with NDRF.
According to him, people have high respect Against NDRF because they got the trust once they arrived during the disaster and that they risked their lives to save people.
Parades that passed 178 experiments, including 33 women’s trips, and 34 training officers from Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives and Mauritius will be held on the NPA campus In Shirvrampalli on August 6.
Talking about cyber security challenges and financial fraud, Modi said research and new experiments must be carried out and applied by the police to prevent villain design.
When overcoming training officers, Prime Minister Modi said that the training officers will change the system or the system will men Ambit, it will depend on them during their careers.
“Every time you are in the field, whatever decision you take, it is certain in the interest of the country.
You must always have the spirit of ‘the first nation, always first’,” said PM.
Modi said that the induction of more women to the police department only Will strengthen the police.
Interacting with several train officers, PM Modi said that financial fraud, targeting of women and children by cyber criminals was a big challenge.
He also sought advice on what could solve this problem by using technology.
In addition to doing technology The responsibility of their routine police, PM suggested women participants in SPS training to occasionally visit local girl schools and interact with students because they will motivate them to achieve their goals.