Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah chairs review meeting of the Central Police Training Institutes in New Delhi today
Union Home
Minister stresses on effective training system to fulfil expectations, sense of
duty and achievement of goals
Under Mission Karmayogi launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, training of
police personnel up to the level of Constable, Sub Inspector and DSP should be
conducted with a holistic approach
60 percent training for all policemen should be common to all, while 40 percent
training should be Force-based, so that we can make best use of our training
capabilities
Along with modern techniques, there is a need to inculcate spirit of
patriotism, fitness, discipline, sensitivity and self-dedication in police
forces
It is very important that training of policemen changes with the times,
emphasis on both, strictness and sensitivity in training
Use of technology and modern equipment in training of police forces is
need of the hour but at same time we should focus on basic policing and put it
into practice
Union Home and
Cooperation Minister Amit Shah chaired a review meeting of the Central Police
Training Institutes (CPTIs) in New Delhi today. Minister
of State for Home, Nityanand Rai, Union Home Secretary, Directors General of
the Central Police Forces and the Bureau of Police Research and Development and
Heads of Central Police Training Institutes attended the meeting.
Speaking
on the occasion, the Union Home Minister stresses on
an effective training system to fulfill expectations, sense of duty and
achievement of goals. He said under
Mission Karmayogi launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, training of police
personnel up to the level of Constable, Sub Inspector and DSP should be
conducted with a holistic approach. He said 60 percent training for all
policemen should be common to all, while 40 percent training should be
force-based, so that we can make the best use of our training capabilities.
Amit Shah said
that it is very important that training of policemen should change with the
times. He emphasised on both, strictness and sensitivity in training and said
that along with modern techniques, there is a need to inculcate the spirit of
patriotism, fitness, discipline, sensitivity and self-dedication in police
forces. He said use of technology and modern equipment in training of police
forces is the need of the hour, but at the same time we should focus on basic
policing and put it into practice. He stressed the need to review the impact of
online training for policemen at all levels.
Presentations were
made by Central Police Training Institutions emphasizing upon the importance of
right training at the right time to build up the capacities of the police
personnel for providing prompt and effective responses to the ever changing
nature of security challenges. Discussions were held on the relative merits of
Hybrid Learning and Emerging Training Paradigms, Training Methodologies and
Techniques including the importance of assessment of Training Need Analysis
(TNA), Productivity of Training Resources, Trainers Development, Dissemination
of Best Practices, Research & Publications, Standardization of Study
Material, e-Content, Best Practices in Training Evaluation, Training
Infrastructure Development, Expansion of Training Capacity, New Initiative
& Innovations in Training and Training on Disaster Management.
Representatives from the Sardar
Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy, Central Academy for Police Training,
Bhopal, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Academy, Border Security Force
(BSF) Academy, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Academy, National Industrial
Security Academy, National Security Guard (NSG), North East Police Academy,
Sashtra Seema Bal (SSB), Bhopal, and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)
participated in the meeting.