Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called for modernising police training to improve the overall standards and effectiveness of the police force.
During a visit to the National Police Academy, Naqvi inspected ongoing development and upgradation projects and reviewed progress on various improvement initiatives.
The interior minister also visited model rooms prepared for trainee officers and chaired a meeting to assess the progress of the academy’s upgradation projects.
Naqvi directed officials to reconstruct the conference room and auditorium and ensure that all projects are completed within the निर्धारित timelines while maintaining proper planning and high standards.
He said the Minister of State for Interior was reviewing the academy’s upgradation projects on a daily basis.
The minister further directed officials to provide trainee officers with modern training equipment similar to that used by SWAT teams. He also called for the appointment of highly qualified and experienced faculty for the Mid-Career Management Course (MCMC).
The meeting decided to recommend the inclusion of modern modules on digital policing and artificial intelligence in the MCMC curriculum.
Naqvi stressed that police officers’ training must be aligned with modern requirements to further improve the quality of the police force.
The Commandant of the National Police Academy, officials from the Capital Development Authority and other relevant authorities were also present during the visit.
