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The Telangana Police Academy connected Monday launched the 37th batch of its NDPS Case Investigation Course, a specialised grooming programme aimed astatine strengthening the quality of constabulary unit to analyse narcotics cases and amended condemnation rates nether the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
The four-day course, organised nether the directions of Academy manager Abhilasha Bisht, is designed to heighten officers’ ineligible knowledge, investigative skills and knowing of procedures related to cause offences. Over 5,000 constabulary unit person undergone grooming since this people was introduced.
A full of 60 officers, including 14 constables, 15 caput constables, 9 adjunct sub-inspectors, 19 sub-inspectors and 3 inspectors, are participating successful the latest batch.
The archetypal day’s sessions focused connected cardinal provisions of the NDPS Act, modular operating procedures for narcotics investigations, 25 captious steps to beryllium followed during investigations, ineligible compliance requirements, documentation and technological methods of investigation.
The grooming sessions were conducted by EAGLE Force ACP Narsing Rao, who briefed participants connected the latest modular operating procedures formulated for NDPS investigations. He besides highlighted communal errors committed during investigations, ineligible safeguards that investigators indispensable observe and the requirements for securing convictions successful court.
Academy officials said the programme combines schoolroom acquisition with applicable learning. The program covers probe procedures, scenario-based exercises, usage of integer tools successful narcotics investigations and caller judicial pronouncements related to NDPS cases.
Faculty members from the Police, Law, Prosecution and Forensic wings of the academy participated successful the programme. Officials said the grooming is intended to equip investigators with the cognition and skills required to grip progressively analyzable narcotics cases and guarantee strict adherence to ineligible procedures during probe.
