SRINAGAR: Police in Awantipora have organised 05-days workshop on ‘New Criminal Laws’ at the District Training Centre of DPL Awantipora for officer/officials of Police District Awantipora. The program was attended by Investigation Officers (IOs) including SHOs of the Police district Awantipora. The workshop, initiated with an aim to equip officers/officials with the essential understanding of the new criminal laws. The workshop was structured in such a way that the essence of the new laws is imparted on the IOs and they get a practical understanding on the application of these laws.

The lectures were given by various experts. The highlight of the workshop was that the participants were involved in interactive discussions enhancing the practical knowledge of these new laws. This initiative underscores the commitment of Police to provide comprehensive and relevant training to its personnel, ensuring they are up to date with the laws and excel in their enforcement.

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