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During their interaction with the DGP and other senior officers, the young officers were briefed on the unique operational and strategic challenges faced by the J&K Police in maintaining law and order in the region. They gained valuable insights into the pivotal role played by the J&K Police in counter-terrorism efforts and ensuring public safety in one of the most sensitive areas of the country.
The visit forms an important part of their training curriculum, offering ground-level exposure and an opportunity to understand the complexities of policing in conflict-affected zones. The interaction aimed to equip the future police leaders with a broader perspective on internal security, coordination with central forces, and community engagement in sensitive regions.
