Sh. Vinai Kumar Saxena, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Delhi visited Delhi Police Academy, Jharoda Kalan, today. Sh. Sanjay Kumar Arora, Commissioner of Police, Delhi welcomed the hon’ble guest. During the visit, Hon’ble LG, Delhi took a round of DPA indoor and outdoor infrastructure of training and other facilities, including the Firing Range. The CP, Delhi welcomed the hon’ble guest and briefed him about the training activities of Delhi Police Academy. During his welcome address the CP, highlighted that crime trend is now changing and sophisticated criminals have turned towards. Therefore, fresh inductees are being trained to handle the Dark net & other cybercrimes with latest techniques.

On the occasion of Sewa Diwas Shri Vinai Kumar Saxena, Honourable LG Delhi inaugurated We Care Delhi Police Community policing initiative in a glittering event at Kartvaya Path, India Gate today. The aim of this initiative is to spread awareness amongst the people regarding different schemes Initiatives of Delhi Police to maintain coordination with public and establish police public interface. Speaking on the occasion Honourable LG underlined the importance of People Police interface to achieve the goals of preventive and humane policing. He expressed the hope that community interaction events which will also include rendition by the Police Band will attract Students, RWAs, MWAs, Senior Citizen and others. Commending the efforts of Delhi Police, he said that Community Outreach Initiatives like these help in providing protection to children, women, senior citizens and foreign tourists.

Commissioner of Police, Delhi visited the Delhi Police Academy campus at Jharoda Kalan and inspected various facilities available for the trainees. He visited Administrative Block, Academic Block, Armoury building and barracks and enquired about the various facilities and training methodology. Sh. Sanjay Arora, Commissioner of Police also interacted with the trainees. During his interaction with the trainees of various ranks, he shared his experiences of his training days and emphasized that training has to be holistic. He advised the trainees to take keen interest in their training and to keep on learning various skills required by a police officer to perform efficiently in discharging his duties in the field. He advised the trainees that training of police officer should never end.

Honourable Union Home and Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah visited Delhi Police Headquarters and held meetings with officers on various subjects related to law and order, sensitive policing, scientific and professional investigation of crimes, human resource management, law and justice management, cyber crime, training, future challenges, traffic management, grievance management system, welfare of personnel and Community Policing in Delhi. The Union Home Minister also felicitated 19 policemen and police wards who had won medals in Commonwealth Games (CWG), World Police Fire Games and other sports.