Crime Branch Kashmir officers brief JKAS trainees on new Criminal Laws, Police Administration

Srinagar, June 18: Senior officers from the Crime Branch Kashmir, now renamed the Economic Offences Wing, delivered a compelling lecture on the functioning of the J&K Police Administration and the recently introduced criminal laws at an event organised by the Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development (IMPA) in Srinagar.

A statement said that the session was led by Senior Superintendent of Police, Abdul Waheed Shah, and Senior Prosecuting Officer, Sheikh Bilal Mohi-ud-Din. Both officers shared their expertise with JKAS trainee officers and faculty members, providing a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights from real-world investigations.

The Crime Branch team, invited as domain experts, shed light on key investigative practices, landmark cases, and the evolution of the policing framework in light of the new criminal law reforms. Their discussion drew from both academic understanding and extensive field experience, making it a deeply engaging session for the aspiring officers.

Trainees actively participated in the interaction, posing insightful questions and gaining a better understanding of crime investigation, procedural reforms, and the broader framework of justice delivery under the new laws.

As the session concluded, the audience extended their appreciation to both IMPA and the visiting officials, underlining the significance of such interactions in equipping future public servants with critical knowledge and practical skills. The event was widely acknowledged as a valuable platform for bridging the gap between training and field realities.