Police Circle Officer Neeraj Semwal inspected Jhankaiya police station in Khatima during a half-yearly review of its arrangements and working facilities.
The inspection covered the station office, compound, police barracks, armoury, storeroom and the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) room. Records maintained in the office were also examined during the visit.
Training on weapons and forensic tools
Police personnel practised dismantling and assembling weapons under guidance during the inspection. They were also briefed on essential information related to the weapons and instructed in safe handling procedures.
Investigating officers received a demonstration of crime-kit equipment. The session also explained the process of collecting fingerprints, giving the officers practical guidance on a key part of investigation work.
The inspection combined a review of station infrastructure and records with hands-on training for personnel. The available information does not state whether any separate directions or deficiencies were recorded after the visit.
Conclusion
The half-yearly inspection at Jhankaiya police station reviewed facilities, records, weapon handling and fingerprint collection procedures under Neeraj Semwal’s supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who inspected Jhankaiya police station?
Neeraj Semwal, the Police Circle Officer, conducted the inspection.
Q. Where is Jhankaiya police station located?
Jhankaiya police station is in Khatima.
Q. Which areas of the station were reviewed?
The review included the office, compound, police barracks, armoury, storeroom and CCTNS room.
Q. What weapon-related training was provided?
Personnel practised opening and assembling weapons and received guidance on safe handling.
Q. What training did investigating officers receive?
They were shown how to use crime-kit tools and take fingerprints.
