63rd Odisha Senior Police Officers’ Conference to begin from today

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Bhubaneswar: The 63rd Odisha Senior Police Officers’ Conference will be held for three days from today to December 19. Reportedly, the conference will be inaugurated by the Director-General of Police Abhay from the police headquarters via video conferencing.

Reportedly, the main topic of the IPS conference will be the upcoming Panchayat Elections. The first day of the meeting will focus on the state’s criminal record, Maoist repression in the state, the state of law and order in the state, the criminal scenario in the state in 2021 including loot, misconduct, murder, highway robbery, number of filed charge-sheets, and the number of cases that have been brought to trial.

Similarly, the second day will focus on anti-violence, cyber-crime, and drug trafficking, as well as the preventive measures and police training that has to be provided to stop such crimes.

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik will be attending the conference as the chief guest on December 18, added reports.

IAS RK Sharma has been appointed Secretary and IG Operations Officer Amitabh Thakur has been appointed Additional Secretary for the Senior Police Officers’ Conference.

The conference will be attended by District SPs, DCPs, Commandants along with Intelligence Department, Jail Department, Fire Department, Vigilance and Railway Police officials.

It is to be noted that Late Chief of Defence Staff, General Bipin Rawat had appreciated the counter Left Wing Extremism (LWE) work of the Odisha Police Force while addressing the 62nd Senior Police Officers Conference in 2020.

General Rawat told that Odisha police was quite efficient in tackling criminal activities and protecting its citizens. This could be witnessed from the significant low crime rate in the state.

India’s first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen Bipin Rawat, his wife, and 11 others were killed in an IAF Mi-17 helicopter crash that took place near Coonoor in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris district on December 8, 2021.

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