Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Sept 8: Two days training programme of special juvenile police units concluded at Police Headquarters here.
During the training programme on second day different speakers delivered lectures on Juvenile Justice Rules.
Sargun Shukla, SP Traffic Kashmir, while speaking on her topic “Initial Steps to Deal with Delinquent Juvenile” said that Juvenile Justice Rules have been made to provide protection to the juveniles who are in conflict with law. The first contact which a juvenile in conflict with law faces is police and it is the responsibility of the police officer to ensure protection of the juvenile and ensure his/her security and privacy. A humanitarian approach needs to be adopted for such juveniles which is important to reform them and segregate them from the criminals.
Mubassir Latifi, AIG (Personnel) PHQ, while deliberating on the topic “Juvenile Delinquent and Role of Police” said that Juvenile Justice has defined various stake holders with their role in rehabilitation and reformation of the juvenile in conflict with the law.
Gowhar Hussain Mir, Joint Director (Prosecution), PHQ while speaking on the topic “Investigation of cases related to Juveniles” enlightened the participants about the procedure involved in cases where children are in conflict with law.
Special DGP VK Singh, Surinder Gupta, IGP (Hqrs.) PHQ, JP Singh, IGP (Pers) PHQ and Gowhar Hussain Mir, Joint Director (Prosecution), PHQ distributed certificates among the participants.
In the end, Gowhar Hussain Mir, Joint Director (Prosecution), PHQ presented vote of thanks.
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