The Railway Protection Force (RPF) is set to host the 67th All India Police Duty Meet (AIPDM) in Lucknow from February 12th to 16th, 2024. The responsibility of organizing this prestigious event has been entrusted to the RPF by the Central Coordinating Committee of AIPDM. Aimed at promoting excellence and collaboration among police officers, the event focuses on scientific detection and investigation of crimes to enhance internal security.
In a significant move towards modernization, Shri Manoj Yadava, the Director General of the Railway Protection Force, has launched a dedicated mobile application and website created by the Tech Group of RPF for the 67th AIPDM. These in-house developed digital platforms are designed to streamline communication, provide real-time updates, and facilitate seamless participation for attending officers and officials.
Featuring user-friendly interfaces and robust features such as participant registration, live event tracking, and result declaration by judges, the app and website promote transparency among participants. Autobot-based multi-lingual chat support, access to digital certificates, e-brochures, rules, joining instructions, and the event schedule are among the highlights, enhancing the overall experience for participants. This initiative reinforces the commitment to advancing technology in investigative duties in the present digital age.
The 67th AIPDM serves as a call for law enforcement professionals to come together, learn, and strengthen their collective pursuit of investigative excellence. The event includes a range of competitions such as Scientific Aids to Investigation, Police Photography, Computer Awareness, Special Canine Unit contests, Anti-sabotage checks, and Police Videography, providing a platform for law enforcement personnel to refine their abilities and exchange best practices.
Key Event Details:
- Dates: February 12th to 16th, 2024
- Main Location: Jagjivan Ram RPF Academy, Lucknow
Established under the RPF Act of 1957, the Railway Protection Force has played a crucial role in safeguarding railway property and providing security to passengers since 2004. Notably, the RPF boasts 9% representation of women, the highest among all Armed Forces in India.
The Jagjivan Ram RPF Academy, founded in 1955 under the Ministry of Railways, serves as a premier training institute for Probationers, IRPFS Cadre officers, and RPF Sub-Inspector Cadets. The academy collaborates with esteemed institutions like INMAS-DRDO, SVP-NPA, BPR&D, and NISA to ensure comprehensive training for railway defenders, including courses in emerging domains such as Cyber Crime and Disaster Management.
