Police launch cybercrime prevention training for constables in Vijayawada
The Police Commissioner of Vijayawada has initiated a new training program for constables focused on cybercrime prevention. The program, named 'NTR Police Khaki Studio', will train one constable from each police station for five days on cyber safety and the use of Artificial Intelligence. Key police officials were present at the launch event to support this initiative.
- ▪The training program aims to enhance the skills of police constables in preventing cybercrimes.
- ▪Each police station will have one constable trained under this initiative.
- ▪The training will last for five days and focus on cyber safety and AI applications.
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Police Commissioner S.V. Rajashekar Babu on Monday (May 25, 2026) launched a training programme titled “NTR Police Khaki Studio” for police constables, aimed at preventing cybercrimes.Under the programme, one police constable from each police station in the commissionerate will be trained for five days on cyber safety and prevention of cyber offences by using Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Police Commissioner said.Deputy Commissioners of Police Shareen Begum, K.G.V. Saritha, K. Krishna Prasanna and B. Lakshmi Narayana and other officers were present.
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