Lucknow — The Lucknow Police Commissionerate organized a special training workshop for police personnel on rules related to leave, medical reimbursement, and departmental proceedings at the seminar hall in Reserve Police Lines, Lucknow.
According to information issued by the Police Commissionerate, the program was conducted under the direction of Police Commissioner Lucknow, Tarun Gaaba, and in line with instructions from the Uttar Pradesh government and the Director General of Police, Uttar Pradesh.
The workshop was held under the guidance of Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime and Headquarters) Aparna Kumar, Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Bablu Kumar, and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Headquarters) Amit Kumawat. It was coordinated by Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Police (Women Crime) Shahida Nasreen.
Sub-Inspector (Clerk) Vijay Pandey served as the trainer and briefed participants on departmental rules and procedures.
Participation
A total of 104 constables from the 2025 batch, posted at various police stations across the Lucknow Commissionerate, attended the training.
Key Objectives
– To inform police personnel about departmental rules and procedures
– To create awareness about different types of leave and related regulations
– To explain the process and formalities for claiming medical reimbursement
– To clarify rules and prescribed procedures related to departmental action
– To make personnel aware of their service rights and responsibilities
Main Topics Covered
The session provided detailed information on:
– Various types of leave admissible in the police department and the applicable rules
– Medical reimbursement rules and the claim process
– Rules and procedures governing departmental proceedings
– Importance of following rules and procedures in discharge of departmental duties
– Required documents and formalities in service-related matters of police personnel
Commissionerate’s Commitment
The Lucknow Police Commissionerate said it will continue to organize such training programs to enhance the professional knowledge, efficiency, and understanding of departmental rules among police personnel. The aim is to make officers more capable and accountable by educating them about their service rights, duties, and procedures.
The administration emphasized that a sensitive, responsible, and inclusive police system for all sections of society remains a key focus of such capacity-building initiatives.
