During visit to Counter-Terrorism Centre, DGP assesses training modules and operational preparedness of personnel
Jammu, Nov 03 : Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Nalin Prabhat on Tuesday reviewed the specialised counter-terrorism training being imparted to 543 constables at the Counter-Terrorism Centre (CTC), focusing on training standards and the operational preparedness of the personnel.
An official said accompanied by Inspector General of Police, Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, Prabhat undertook a day-long visit to the centre, where he assessed various aspects of the training programme and reviewed the modules being followed.
The visit is aimed at evaluating the standards of specialised training and assessing the preparedness of the personnel undergoing the programme.
He said the 543 constables are being trained to strengthen their professional skills and operational capabilities, as the Jammu and Kashmir Police seeks to enhance its capacity to respond to counter-terrorism challenges.
The training forms part of the police department’s efforts to improve the operational readiness of its personnel through specialised instruction the official added.
