2-week training for public prosecutors held in Karnal

Tribune News Service

Karnal, Updated At : 03:55 AM Nov 29, 2025 IST

A public prosecutor being honoured during a programme in Karnal.

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As many as 17 public prosecutors were sensitised to investigation techniques for various offences, including cybercrime and cases under the NDPS Act, during a two-week training programme at the Haryana Police Academy, Madhuban. The programme concluded on Friday.

Course Coordinator, Superintendent of Police (Academy) Baljinder Singh, and Deputy District Attorney Surender Kumar served as co-coordinators. During the programme, the Director of the Haryana Police Academy, DGP Dr AS Chawla, also interacted with the officers.

Speaking on the occasion, co-coordinator Surender Kumar said the programme was structured to equip public prosecutors with the knowledge and skills essential for effective justice delivery in the modern era.

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