District Executive Force Longleng updated on ‘Procedures to handle criminal cases’

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.
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• According to a DIPR report, the comprehensive training aimed to bolster the investigative and procedural acumen of the local police force.
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• 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.
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• The training also delved into the comprehensive ‘Procedure of investigation,’ guiding officers through the systematic steps required for thorough and legally sound inquiries.
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• Key aspects of police work, including ‘arrest’ procedures, were thoroughly discussed, emphasising adherence to legal guidelines and human rights.
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• The session also provided crucial insights into ‘seizure’ of evidence, ensuring that all collected materials are handled correctly to maintain their admissibility in court.
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• The training concluded with a focus on the ‘Prosecution of accused’ and the vital process of securing ‘Prosecution sanction,’ providing DEF personnel with a clearer understanding of the judicial process beyond their initial investigative duties.
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• “The training initiative underscores the Longleng SP office's commitment to continuous professional development for its force, aiming to enhance efficiency and adherence to due process in handling criminal cases within the district,” the report stated.