Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Lt Governor Calls for Tech-Driven Policing in Ladakh
The Lt Governor of Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, recently spoke at a conference about how to make policing in Ladakh better.
He said that there are new kinds of threats, like 'white-collar' terror, which involve money and planning instead of direct violence.
To fight these, he suggested using more technology, better training for police, and working closely with the community.
He also talked about the importance of keeping tourists safe and preventing radicalization among young people.
The conference was a big meeting where police and other officials discussed how to improve security in Ladakh using modern tools and methods.
Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta called for a technology-driven policing framework to counter 'white-collar' terror in Ladakh.
He emphasized the need for enhanced intelligence gathering, financial-trail tracking, cyber vigilance, and inter-agency coordination.
Modern investigative tools, advanced training, and data-driven decision-making were highlighted as crucial for modern policing.
Community engagement, awareness campaigns, and early-intervention mechanisms were stressed to combat radicalization.
The conference discussed the implementation of recommendations from the All India DGsP/IGsP Conference 2025, focusing on disaster management, crime control, cyber crime, tourist safety, and law and order efficiency.
- Who
- Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta, Ladakh Police, senior police officers, judicial officers, resource persons
- What
- Call for technology-driven policing to tackle white-collar terror and enhance security in Ladakh
- When
- During the concluding session of a 2-day conference on Thursday
- Where
- Ladakh
- Why
- To address the evolving security challenges, including white-collar terror, radicalization, and the need for modern policing techniques
- Location
- Ladakh
- Event
- State/UT-Level Conference on Dissemination and Implementation of DGsP/IGsP Conference Recommendations 2025
- Key Speaker
- Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta
- Focus Areas
- White-collar terror, technology-driven policing, community engagement, radicalization prevention
- Strategic Needs
- Modern investigative tools, advanced training, data-driven decision-making, AI-driven monitoring, geospatial intelligence, advanced communication tools, strong community partnerships
- Conference Duration
- 2 days
- Key Attendees
- DGP Ladakh Dr SD Singh Jamwal, IG NWF ITBP Akun Sabharwal, Principal District and Sessions Judge Leh Spalzes Angmo, senior police officers, judicial officers, resource persons