Police Commissioner of GBN interacted with recruit constables' & taken feedback on training progress

The Police Commissioner interacted directly with the recruit constables and assessed their training level. She tested their understanding by asking questions related to the subjects being taught. In addition, information was also gathered about the physical and mental health of the constables, their living conditions, and the facilities available during the training period. When asked about potential problems, none of the recruits reported any issues.

Also Read: Noida Police Commissionerate has busted mobile and snatching gang, 4 arrested with goods worth 2 Crore Noida Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh organized a police conference for the recruit constables at the multi-purpose hall of Gautam Buddh Nagar Police Lines. During this, DCP Headquarters Ravishankar Nim, DCP Lines Shailendra Singh, and other officers, ITIs, PTIs, and teachers were present. A total of 544 recruit constables were present at the conference. In the conference, the Police Commissioner took detailed feedback on the progress of the recruit constables' training. She discussed internal and external subjects, especially providing detailed guidance on weapons training. The technical aspects and nuances encountered during the training were explained in a simple and effective manner. During the conference, the Police Commissioner of Gautam Buddh Nagar took detailed feedback on the progress of the recruit constables' training. Internal and external subjects under the training were discussed in detail, with special emphasis on providing comprehensive guidance on weapons training. The technical aspects and intricacies of the training were explained in a simple and effective manner.

Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh took detailed feedback on the progress

The Police Commissioner interacted directly with the recruit constables, assessing their training level and testing their understanding by asking questions about the subjects being taught. Information was also gathered regarding the physical and mental health of the recruit constables, their living conditions, and the facilities available during the training period. The recruits were also asked about any potential problems they might be facing, but no problems were reported by any of the recruits. The arrangements for barracks, mess, and indoor and outdoor facilities during the training were reported as satisfactory. Finally, the Police Commissioner gave important suggestions to the recruit constables. She said that special attention should be paid to weapons practice. Additional classes should be organized by inviting qualified and experienced trainers as needed. Also, classes on criminology and forensic subjects should be ensured. Emphasis was placed on conducting the upcoming weapons training and firing practice effectively and systematically to improve the quality of firing. The Police Commissioner motivated the recruit constables to receive training with discipline, dedication, and commitment to become a skilled and sensitive police force.

Summary

The Police Commissioner awarded cash prizes to three recruit constables for giving correct answers to questions related to weapons training. These included Recruit Constable 294 Surjeet, 194 Rajesh Kumar, and 107 Ravi Kumar. This award was given to encourage them. Also Read: Under the direction of Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh, FDRC is providing effective solutions to family disputes