The eighth day of Mission Karmayogi featured lectures by Puducherry police officers. The session covered modern policing, crime prevention, leadership, and various departmental procedures and operations. The officers shared their expertise, to students and the participants.
The Inspector of Police for the Bahore Circle, Mr. Sajith, delivered a lecture on "Patrolling and Surveillance," emphasizing the importance of patrolling in maintaining public safety and order. He discussed various types of patrolling, including routine beat patrolling, vehicle patrols, and specialized units. Mr. Sajith highlighted the critical role of beat patrolling in enhancing community interaction, gathering intelligence, and the early detection of potential threats. He also covered surveillance techniques, including overt and covert strategies, and the complexities of undercover surveillance work. Mr. Sajith stressed the need for discretion, thorough preparation, and operational security to ensure successful outcomes. The lecture provided valuable knowledge and practical skills to enhance the effectiveness of officers in these critical areas of policing.
The Inspector of Traffic South, Mr. Ganessin, led a dynamic and interactive session on traffic management, emphasizing its importance for smooth vehicle flow, reducing congestion, and enhancing road safety. He discussed the challenges faced by traffic policemen, such as dealing with high traffic volumes, peak hours, and responding to accidents. He also addressed practical difficulties faced by traffic officers, such as inadequate infrastructure, the need for improved traffic control measures, and the impact of erratic driving behaviors. Mr. Ganessin provided real-life examples and case studies to illustrate these challenges. He also explored future prospects for traffic management, including technological advancements like smart traffic signals and data analytics. His expertise and hands-on approach offered valuable perspectives and actionable knowledge to help participants better understand and address the complexities of traffic management.
Mr. Inian, the Inspector of the MT Unit in Puducherry, delivered a lecture on the Ragging menace, highlighting its severe impact on students and educational institutions. He discussed high-profile cases of ragging, highlighting the physical and psychological trauma inflicted on victims. He also discussed the root causes of ragging, such as peer pressure, institutional culture, and lack of awareness among students and staff. He covered the latest provisions under the BNS acts related to ragging crimes, explaining the legal framework and measures in place to combat ragging. He emphasized the need for vigilance and proactive measures to identify and address ragging at its early stages. He also discussed various support systems and resources available to address ragging issues, including educational institutions, helplines, and counseling services. His expertise and awareness-raising efforts were instrumental in equipping participants with the knowledge needed to tackle and prevent ragging effectively.
The session by Mr. Karthikeyan STF Inspector of police and Mr. Ganesh ARS (SW) Inspector of police provided an in-depth understanding of the official procedures and government rules governing police enforcement. They outlined the process from reporting and investigation to prosecution and court proceedings. They discussed key government regulations and policies, including legal frameworks, evidence handling protocols, and transparency and accountability. They also discussed the roles and responsibilities of different police departments, highlighting the importance of coordination. They also discussed the procedures for managing crime scenes, conducting searches, and executing warrants. They also discussed the legal boundaries and ethical considerations involved in gathering intelligence, emphasizing the need for adherence to regulations to protect individual rights and ensure investigation integrity. The session provided practical examples and case studies to illustrate the application of these procedures in real-life scenarios.
Inspector of Police, Mr. Mouttoucoumarane, delivered a comprehensive talk on the investigation process and procedures for advancing cases. He outlined the fundamental stages of an investigation, from initial report to final resolution, emphasizing the importance of methodical and systematic approaches. He also discussed the maintenance of investigation registers, their critical role in tracking and documenting progress, and the latest updates and best practices for maintaining these records. He presented a practical case study to illustrate the application of theoretical procedures in practice. He also discussed recent updates to the BNS act and the impact of legislative changes on investigative procedures. Overall, Mr. Mouttoucoumarane's talk provided valuable insights into procedural and regulatory aspects, offering practical examples and discussions on how to advance investigations effectively while adhering to the latest standards and practices.
Mr. Raj Kumar Inspector of police, Thirukannur Circle, delivered a talk on the process of filing an FIR (First Information Report) and its workflow. He highlighted the FIR's critical role in the criminal justice system, its role as the initial step in the legal process, and the importance of accurately recording information. He covered the step-by-step workflow for filing an FIR, including receiving a complaint, verifying details, and registering the report. He also discussed the proper method of writing an FIR, including essential elements like date, time, location, offense, and identities. He emphasized the need for adherence to legal and procedural standards.
Mr. S. Ramesh, Inspector (PTS) Puducherry, discussed about interrogations and its approach, psychological behavior of offenders and the various interrogation methods used in law enforcement. He discussed the Reid Technique, PEACE Model, and cognitive interviewing, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right technique based on the context and information sought. He also stressed the importance of building rapport with the subject, maintaining ethical standards, and avoiding coercive tactics. He provided practical advice on effective interrogation strategies, including questioning, active listening, and interpreting non-verbal cues. His expertise provided valuable insights into the complex dynamics of interrogations.
Mrs. S. Janagi, Inspector at the All-Women Police Station in Villianur, discussed the role of women's police stations in addressing gender-based violence and domestic abuse. The stations provide a supportive environment for victims, offering counseling, support services, and legal assistance. They also raise awareness about women's rights, provide educational workshops, and collaborate with local organizations for comprehensive support services. Janagi stressed the importance of community outreach and partnerships in addressing violence and discrimination.
Mr. Hema Chandran, Inspector of Police POP , discussed the importance of case and station diaries in law enforcement. The case diary is a comprehensive log for recording all activities related to an investigation, including initial complaints, evidence, witness statements, and developments. The station diary records daily activities and administrative matters at the police station, ensuring systematically documented operational aspects. Key practices for maintaining these diaries include consistency, accuracy, and timely updates. Chandran provided practical examples and case studies to illustrate how well-maintained diaries can improve investigations and administrative efficiency.
Mr. S. Ramu, Inspector of Police VAC Unit, and Mr. Balamurugan, Inspector of Police, delivered a detailed and insightful presentation focusing on the examination of witnesses and suspects, as well as handling women during investigation procedures. Their joint session offered an in-depth look at these critical aspects of law enforcement, blending technical expertise with sensitivity to ensure effective and respectful investigative practices.
Mr. Newton, Inspector of the Food Cell, and Mr. Arivuselvan, Inspector - Excise PS, jointly delivered a comprehensive and informative session on the process of filling out charge sheets. Their discussion provided valuable insights into the procedural and practical aspects of this critical component of criminal investigations.
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