Female inspector during training in Moradabad
– Photo: Amar Ujala
Expansion
Leaving old methods of crime, criminals are now moving towards cyber crime. Challenges like Artificial Intelligence (AI) are increasing every day. Keeping this in view, the police department has also changed the training pattern. The batch of women inspectors undergoing training in PTS has been given all kinds of training as well as special training to deal with cyber crime.
For this, new inspectors have been taught the nuances of dealing with cyber crime by experienced officers as well as cyber experts. DSP Jyoti Yadav said that after passing the sub-inspector recruitment examination in Uttar Pradesh Police, 912 trainee women sub-inspectors had come to PTS on March 15, 2023.
After this, some trainees left midway after getting jobs in other departments. Outdoor and indoor training of batch of 889 cadets started. In outdoor, they were strengthened physically and in indoor, they were taught about new age crime along with legal knowledge. The most detailed information about crime against women, POCSO and cyber crime was explained to them.
Along with telling them about AI and Deepfake, the methods to deal with it and reach the culprit were told by cyber experts. How cyber criminals are cheating people. How is success achieved in reaching these thugs? They were also told this.
Besides, training was also given that along with catching the criminal, digital evidence should also be collected. So that cyber criminals can be punished by making strong advocacy in the court.
Hit accurately with AK-47 and carbine
PTS RI Inderpal Singh said that women inspectors have been taught to use 12 types of weapons. He told that training in using AK-47, LMG light machine, SLR, INSAS rifle, 9 mm carbine, 9 mm Amfield gun, pistol, revolver, tear gas gun, PMF GF rifle, 12 bore pump action gun, bomb throwing and other weapons. given.
Every trainer has a different role
In PTS, RI Inderpal Singh, SI Rajesh Khanna, Surendra Kumar, Harendra Singh, Havildar Praveen Kumar, PTI Amit Rana, Women PTI Vineeta Chaudhary, Neema Punia, Neeraj Gehlot and Anjali Sharma have trained this batch of women sub-inspectors.