Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Delhi Police Begin Soft Skills Training for Improved Service
The Delhi Police are teaching their officers how to be nicer and communicate better.
About 2,000 officers are taking a 15-day course.
They will learn new skills to help them talk to people who call the police or come to the station.
This is because some people have said the police haven't been treating them well.
The goal is to make sure everyone is treated with respect and gets the help they need.
Delhi Police launched a 15-day etiquette and skill training program.
The program aims to improve communication and soft skills for police personnel.
2,000 personnel from over 200 police stations are participating.
Trainees include duty officers and public facilitation officers.
The training addresses complaints of mistreatment of complainants.
- Who
- 2,000 police personnel from over 200 police stations.
- What
- Delhi Police launched etiquette and skill training for its personnel.
- When
- The training began on Monday.
- Where
- Headquarters of Delhi Police.
- Why
- To improve communication and address complaints of mistreatment.
- Initiative
- Etiquette and Skill Training Program
- Participants
- 2,000 police personnel
- Duration
- 15 days
- Focus
- Improved communication skills
- Involved Personnel
- Duty and public facilitation officers
