Jammu: Director General of Police (DGP) Jammu and Kashmir Nalin Prabhat on Tuesday assessed the counter-terrorism preparedness of 543 constables undergoing specialised training at the Commando Training Centre (CTC), Sunjwan, during a day-long visit to the facility.
The DGP was accompanied by Inspector General of Police, Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh. During the visit, he reviewed the training modules and took stock of the operational skills and professional capabilities being developed among the personnel.
Prabhat assessed the tactical preparedness of the constables and reviewed the training arrangements aimed at equipping them to deal with counter-terrorism challenges and demanding field situations.
The specialised programme focuses on enhancing the personnel’s operational proficiency, response capabilities and ability to function effectively in challenging security environments.
The review also provided an opportunity to assess the effectiveness of the training modules and ensure that the constables acquire the requisite skills to meet operational requirements.
The Commando Training Centre at Sunjwan is a key training facility of the Jammu and Kashmir Police, where recruit constables and commando units undergo specialised courses to strengthen their professional and operational capabilities.
The visit underscored the police leadership’s focus on strengthening the force through specialised training, capacity-building and improved operational preparedness.
