Bhopal Apr 22 PTI Underlining the need to modernise the police force Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday advised the police personnel to become tech-savvy in order to remain two steps ahead of criminals He was speaking at the inauguration of the 48th All India Police Science Congress AIPSC organised by the Bureau of Police Research and Development BPRD here Police need to be tech-savvy to remain two steps ahead of criminals he said Shah added that there was a need to modernise and train the police force in order to strengthen the countrys internal security The minister said that in the last eight years the Narendra Modi government has almost settled the Kashmir issue and also resolved Naxalism and narocotics problem in the North East region After the abrogation of Article 370 large-scale development is happening in Jammu and Kashmir he said The two-day event is being held at the Central Academy of Police Training CAPT in Bhopal Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan also spoke on the occasion The main objective of the programme is to provide a common platform to various police forces units social scientists forensic experts and other stakeholders to deliberate on selected themes of topical interests to the Indian police an official said For the first time the AIPSC is being attended by police forces units social scientists forensic experts and stakeholders along with the officers of the department of correctional administration he said During the event papers will be presented on various themes including policing during the pandemic skills of investigators and aid of technology law and order processes human resource management and wellness leadership mentoring and mental health stress management and prison processes and good practices About 100 participants 20 speakers from different states union territories Central Armed Police Force CAPF Central Police Organisation CPO prisons and correctional administration as well as forensic science laboratories and various universities are taking part in the conference the official said Madhya Pradesh Governor Mangubhai Patel will chair the valedictory session of the AIPSC on Saturday PTI LAL MAS NP NP

Amaravati(Andhra Pradesh)[India], March 13 (ANI): Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MLA Anagani Satya Prasad on Sunday strongly criticised Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy for giving a 'raw deal' to the police with 'reverse PRC' and denial of various service benefits.

Jammu Nov 19 PTI The Union Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday adjudged Jammu and Kashmirs Basantgarh police station as one among best 10 police stations in the country officials saidA senior police official said it is a great achievement for the Jammu and Kashmir PoliceMinistry of Home Affairs MHA released the ranking of top 10 police stations PSs of the country Police Station - Basantgarh of Udhampur district of our Union territory is one among top 10 for the year 2021 he saidThe Director General of Police DGP JK Dilbag Singh complemented Additional Director General of Police ADGP Jammu Mukesh Singh Deputy Inspector General DIG Vivek Gupta and Senior Superintendent of Police SSP Udhampur Sargun Shukla he saidAccording to the annual ranking of police stations for the year 2021 the Basantgarh Police Station bagged ninth rank in the list of ten PSs across India The Sadar Bazar Police Station of North Delhi topped the list of the best-performing police stationsThe Bureau of Police Research and Development BPRD had conducted a performance measurement system for grading the police stationsPTI AB SRY