New Delhi: In a push to build a more professional and technology-driven force, the Crime Branch of Delhi Police on Saturday conducted a day-long training session aimed at strengthening investigative skills and digital policing capabilities.
Held at Adarsh Auditorium at Police Headquarters on Jai Singh Road, the session focused on the use of advanced digital applications and portals, as well as best practices in investigation and the collection and preservation of forensic evidence. Officers from across districts and specialised investigation units participated.
The programme was conducted under the supervision of Devesh Chandra Srivastva, IPS, Special Commissioner of Police (Crime), highlighting the department’s emphasis on leveraging technology to enhance crime prevention, investigation, and overall policing efficiency in the capital.
A total of 458 personnel attended the session, including senior officers and inspectors from various units. Experts from multiple agencies led specialised modules covering financial investigations, digital tools, and forensic protocols.
Officials from NATGRID briefed participants on the use of applications such as GANDIVA and Sudarshan, along with data integration across agencies. The session also included inputs on handling organised crime cases under MCOCA, procedures for forensic evidence collection.