Technology must be utilized in police investigation: PM Shah

KATHMANDU — Prime Minister Balendra Shah has directed the police inspectors to make effective use of information technology to make police investigation fair, factual, scientific and technology-friendly.

Addressing the convocation ceremony of the 184th batch of the Police Inspector Basic Training at the National Police Training Academy, Maharajgunj on Monday, Prime Minister Shah said that the use of technology was essential to make the police service effective, transparent and credible. He said that with the proper use of technology, the work of the police would be made faster and easier, and effective results could be achieved in crime control and investigation.

“Information Technology should be properly utilized for impartial, factual, scientific and technology-oriented investigation into crimes,” he said, adding that the entire police organization including leadership and training would also play an important role in this. ”

He made it clear that the government was committed to provide the necessary resources to make the police investigation timely, scientific and result-oriented. He said that with the development of technology, the nature of crime is also changing, so the efficiency of the police and the investigation method should be developed accordingly.

Prime Minister Shah urged the police service to make morality, integrity and honesty the first basis for professional success. He stressed on the need to maintain professional conduct and discipline by fully complying with the constitution, existing laws, rules, procedures and standards.

“The first standard for any professional success is ethics, integrity and honesty,” he said, adding that it is necessary to follow the constitution, existing laws, rules, procedures and standards while maintaining professional conduct and discipline. ”

He said that accountability is equally important to fulfill the responsibility of the police effectively. He said that the police officers should be accountable to their responsibilities and work within the limits of the law.

Instructions to work without pressure and influence

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Prime Minister Shah said that the Nepal Police has an important responsibility to maintain peace and security, investigate crimes and protect the freedom and rights of the citizens. He directed the graduate police inspectors to work impartially without any undue influence or pressure while discharging such responsibilities.

“I urge all to be committed to their duties without any kind of undue influence and discrimination while discharging this important responsibility,” the Prime Minister said.

Stating that the police should provide services by understanding the feelings and expectations of the citizens, he said that impartiality and professional commitment should be maintained in law enforcement. He said that the behavior, working style and decisions of the police should boost the confidence of the citizens.

Stressing on the need of collective cooperation and coordination by maintaining the institutional dignity and prestige of the police organization, the Prime Minister urged the Graduate Police Inspectors to give priority to their responsibilities and responsibilities rather than personal interests.

Request to put training learning into practice

On the occasion, the Prime Minister urged the police inspectors to apply knowledge, skills and discipline they have gained during the training.

“We believe that the trainees have fully assimilated what they learned,” he said, adding, “Now we have to put it into practice.” ”

He said that it is not enough to complete the training and that one should be made more capable through the experience gained in the field, continuous learning and professional skills. He said that discipline, sense of responsibility and cooperation are necessary to face the various challenges that come after entering the police service.

Prime Minister Shah also said that the role of cooperation and leadership within the police organization is important to make the performance of the police effective. He said that quality service should be provided to the citizens by creating an environment of coordination and cooperation among all levels of the police.

During the convocation ceremony, Prime Minister Shah congratulated all the trainees who are about to join the police service after successfully completing the training. He also expressed gratitude to the family members who motivated them to complete the training.

He wished for a bright future and success of the graduate police personnel and urged them to always keep honesty, discipline, impartiality and accountability of citizens in the top priority while discharging their responsibilities.