Delhi Police initiative YUVA aims to bring together under-privileged youth for skill development, employment ANI | Updated: Mar 06, 2021 23:20 IST
New Delhi [India], March 6 (ANI): A flagship community outreach initiative of Delhi Police, YUVA aims to bring together the youth of the capital from under-privileged sections of the society for skill development leading towards employment opportunities.
According to Devesh Chandra Srivastava, Joint Commissioner of Police Licensing, the increasing share of the Juvenile and youth in Crime in Delhi over the years has always been a serious concern for Delhi Police. Several preventive measures including community outreach programmes were introduced in affected areas by senior field formations through a systematic analysis of Crimes committed by Juveniles and Youth. Although some of these meaningful initiatives were effective in curbing juvenile delinquency and crime, committed by youth, it continued to
Delhi Police uses social media for public outreach, follows four-pronged strategy to bust fake news ANI | Updated: Mar 06, 2021 13:11 IST
New Delhi [India], March 6 (ANI): Delhi Police has been effectively using social media for better public outreach and redressal besides following a four-pronged strategy to bust fake news .
Devesh Chandra Srivastava, Joint Commissioner of Police (Licensing) said the new police leadership of Delhi deliberated upon a strategy to be put in place to effectively harness the power of social media for community outreach and to disincentivise its abuse by vested elements.
The first was to give professional teeth to efforts at fake news detection, he said.
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