Resource person with police officials and DEF personnel of
Longleng during a training session on ‘Procedures to handle criminal cases.’
- DIMAPUR — The
Superintendent of Police (SP) office, Longleng, hosted a one-day training
session on ‘Procedures to handle criminal cases’ for the District Executive
Force (DEF) personnel on May 26.
- According to a DIPR report, the comprehensive training aimed
to bolster the investigative and procedural acumen of the local police force.
- The session was led by government pleader-cum-assistant
public prosecutor, H Donyei Phom as the primary resource person. He delivered
an in-depth curriculum designed to refine the DEF's understanding and
application of legal protocols in criminal matters.
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- Throughout the training Phom covered a range of critical
topics essential for effective law enforcement. Participants received detailed
instruction on the intricacies of filing a First Information Report (FIR), the
foundational document for initiating criminal proceedings.
- The training also delved into the comprehensive ‘Procedure
of investigation,’ guiding officers through the systematic steps required for
thorough and legally sound inquiries.
- Key aspects of police work, including ‘arrest’ procedures,
were thoroughly discussed, emphasising adherence to legal guidelines and human
rights.
