Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Madhya Pradesh Police to Train in South Korea for Emergency Response
Madhya Pradesh is sending 20 police officers to South Korea for training.
This aims to improve their emergency response skills.
South Korea is known for its quick police response, including online and phone assistance.
Officers will learn new techniques and then train others.
The training will cost about Rs 1.5 crore and will include officers from SP to SI rank.
A team of officers including Special Director General of Telecom, Sanjeev Shami, ADG Intelligence A. Sai Manohar, ADG Provision Yogesh Chaudhary and DIG Bhopal Rural, Rajesh Singh Chandel will lead the training.
20 officers will receive quick response training in South Korea.
The training aims to enhance the officers' technical skills.
The estimated cost of the training is approximately Rs 1.5 crore.
South Korea is recognized for its fast police response times.
Officers will train others in the communications wing after returning.
- Who
- 20 Madhya Pradesh police officers
- What
- Will receive quick response training
- When
- To be decided after government approval
- Where
- South Korea
- Why
- To enhance technical skills in handling emergencies
- Purpose
- Emergency quick response training
- Location
- South Korea
- Number of Officers
- 20
- Cost
- Approximately Rs 1.5 crore
- Key Focus
- Enhance technical skills
- Training lead
- Sanjeev Shami, A. Sai Manohar, Yogesh Chaudhary and Rajesh Singh Chandel