Gangtok, September 21 (Daily Kiran) : In a recent meeting, Sikkim’s Governor O.P. Mathur emphasized the need to uphold the state’s peaceful identity while addressing emerging challenges like cybercrime and drug-related offenses. The meeting, held on September 21, brought together a delegation of newly appointed Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) from the 2024 batch at the Lok Bhawan.
Governor Mathur urged the officers to reflect on the role of police in society and encouraged them to share their views on policing and public service. He stressed that a primary responsibility of the police force is to foster a sense of safety and trust among citizens, thereby maintaining Sikkim’s reputation as a peaceful state.
During the discussion, Mathur highlighted the importance of developing effective action plans to tackle emerging threats, particularly in the realms of cybercrime and substance abuse. He noted that law enforcement agencies need to be better prepared and coordinate their responses to these challenges.
The governor also pointed out the necessity of adopting modern technologies to keep pace with the evolving nature of crime. He encouraged the officers to enhance their technical skills and stay updated on advancements in policing and crime prevention.
Additionally, Mathur advised the new recruits to maintain both physical and mental fitness, emphasizing the significance of personal health in fulfilling their demanding duties. He reiterated the importance of continuous learning, urging officers to regularly update their knowledge of changing laws and emerging criminal activities.
The dialogue focused on the police’s responsibilities in maintaining public trust, addressing security challenges, and ensuring effective law enforcement. Mathur’s comments come amid a growing emphasis on strengthening police capabilities to tackle technology-driven crimes and drug-related issues. He encouraged the officers to adopt a professional attitude and commit to public service, ensuring that law enforcement efforts align with Sikkim’s peaceful social environment.
This meeting provided the newly appointed officers with an opportunity to engage with the governor and discuss their responsibilities as members of the state police service.
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