Debate Competition on Human Rights Violations and Organized Crime Held at Zonal Police Headquarters, Jammu
||Black and White Digital News ||
||October 23 ,2024 ||
A Range Level Debate Competition for officers and officials from different Ranges and Districts of the Jammu Zone was held today at the Conference Hall, District Police Lines (DPL) Jammu. The competition, organized under the supervision of Anand Jain, IPS, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Jammu Zone, was chaired by Shiv Kumar Sharma, IPS, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Jammu-Samba-Kathua Range.
The topic for the debate, “Human Rights Violations Cannot Control Crimes by Organized Criminal Syndicates, Including Terrorist Outfits, Human Trafficking Gangs, and Narcotics Smugglers,” drew insightful and thought-provoking arguments from participants.
Winners Announced in Both Categories
Participants were judged across two categories—for and against the motion.The competition concluded with the following results:
1st Position:
PSI Abhinav R. Salgotra (PID: EXJ-196678)
2nd Position:
PSI Sharaz Ahmed(PID: EXJ-196268)
1st Position:
W/Ct. Asma Choudhary (No. 400/1st Women Battalion)
2nd Position:
PSI Yasir Arafat (PID: EXJ-196268)
The competition was evaluated by a distinguished panel comprising:
Sh. Anwar-ul-Haq, JKPS– Superintendent of Police (SP) PCR Jammu
Sh. Irshad Hussain, JKPS– SP Headquarters Jammu
Smt. Pooja Nijhon, JKPS – Senior Prosecuting Officer (Sr.PO), DPO Jammu
Sh. Hemanshu Mahajan, JKPS– Sr.PO, ZPHQ Jammu
At the conclusion of the event,DIG Shiv Kumar Sharma and SSP Joginder Singh extended their appreciation to all the participants for their spirited performances and congratulated the winners for their achievements.
Significance of the Event
The debate provided a platform to analyze the complexities of organized crime and human rights issues in the region. With growing concerns about terrorism, human trafficking, and narcotics smuggling , such events help to foster critical thinking among law enforcement officers and encourage discussions on balancing crime control with human rights protections.
The event highlights the Jammu Zone Police’s commitment to enhancing awareness among its personnel on contemporary challenges while promoting healthy intellectual engagement within the force.
