To facilitate the process, Haryana Chief Secretary T.V.S.N. Prasad on Thursday inaugurated an online training program for IAS and Haryana Civil Services (HCS) officers on the three new criminal laws.
The training organized by Haryana Institute of Public Administration (HIPA), Gurugram, aims to familiarize officials with the intricacies of the laws, which are to be implemented across the country from July 1.
Addressing the inaugural virtual session, Prasad said the historical significance of this moment is to reform the criminal justice system of the country, adding that Haryana will continue this process of training even after the implementation of these laws.
The government also plans to set up a helpline at the state headquarters to provide clarifications and resolve possible doubts on the laws.
Prasad also directed HIPAA to organize training sessions for officers at the divisional headquarters level. Apart from this, similar programs should also be organized for the police and prosecution department officials at HIPAA Gurugram and Panchkula.
He noted the significant changes in the new criminal laws with respect to their form, substance, procedure and technology and stressed the availability of technical assistance pillars for their effective implementation.
He also stressed the important role of civic authorities in ensuring effective implementation of the new laws.
Prasad said Haryana is fully prepared to implement these laws from July 1, with extensive training being provided to the judiciary, police and prosecution for several months.
The training organized by Haryana Institute of Public Administration (HIPA), Gurugram, aims to familiarize officials with the intricacies of the laws, which are to be implemented across the country from July 1.
Addressing the inaugural virtual session, Prasad said the historical significance of this moment is to reform the criminal justice system of the country, adding that Haryana will continue this process of training even after the implementation of these laws.
The government also plans to set up a helpline at the state headquarters to provide clarifications and resolve possible doubts on the laws.
Prasad also directed HIPAA to organize training sessions for officers at the divisional headquarters level. Apart from this, similar programs should also be organized for the police and prosecution department officials at HIPAA Gurugram and Panchkula.
He noted the significant changes in the new criminal laws with respect to their form, substance, procedure and technology and stressed the availability of technical assistance pillars for their effective implementation.
He also stressed the important role of civic authorities in ensuring effective implementation of the new laws.
Prasad said Haryana is fully prepared to implement these laws from July 1, with extensive training being provided to the judiciary, police and prosecution for several months.
