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Cops told to improve professional skills
The police personnel, who develop professional skills as per the changing times, will be recognised immediately and will get a good name, advised Commissioner of Police V B Kamalasan Reddy.
​Karimnagar: The police personnel, who develop professional skills as per the changing times, will be recognised immediately and will get a good name, advised Commissioner of Police V B Kamalasan Reddy.
A training programme on Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS) to police personnel was held at Late Umesh Chandra and K V Vyas memorial buildings here on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Police Commissioner suggested the police personnel to observe each and every thing thoroughly that were taught during training and implement them while discharging their duties according to situations.
The image of the police department would increase if the police personnel discharge their duties perfectly by improving their professional skills, he pointed out.
The police personnel that were taking the training must learn how to enrol complaints and details of cases online and how to give receipts to the applicants since every detail that comes to the police station regarding cases, complaints etc must be enrolled online in the coming days.
The technical experts from Hyderabad taught the police officials how to use modern technology along with enrolling cases with full details online in the one-day training programme.
Additional Commissioner of Police T Annapurna, Trainee IPS Dr Sangram Singh, G Patil, ASPs and Inspectors were present along with others police officials.
