LG warned of the growing challenges posed by fifth-generation warfare, particularly misinformation campaigns and cyber threats. “The police must adopt modern technical tools to counter these dangers and safeguard society,” he said.
LG Sinha called upon the J&K Police to use the innovative tools to enhance its capabilities in countering disinformation and dealing with cross-border cyber threats.
“Modern technology like Artificial Intelligence tools have changed the security landscape. Challenges of disinformation and deep fakes remain major concerns,” he said.
The Lieutenant Governor called for better use of technological tools to maintain law and order and remain constantly vigilant for effective monitoring and responding to challenges in real time, while also anticipating and analysing changes in the criminals’ Modus Operandi to remain a step ahead. “We need to shift our tactics from the reactive nature of policing to proactive nature of policing,” he said.
Director, Udhampur Police Academy Garib Dass briefed about the program and various activities conducted during the training course.
The Lieutenant Governor took the ceremonial salute and inspected the parade. He also felicitated the new recruits who excelled during their training.
An oath was administered to the passing out DySPs for performing their duties with dedication and honesty.
DGP, Nalin Prabhat; Principal Secretary, Home Chandraker Bharti, senior officials of Police, Security Forces and civil administration and family members of the passing out DySPs were present.
Lal Chand, Chairman, District Development Council, Udhampur; Balwant Singh Mankotia and Sunil Bhardwaj, Members of Legislative Assembly and prominent citizens in large numbers were also present on the occasion
