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AP home minister urges new constables to strengthen cybercrime skills

Source: The Hindu · 22 Sep 2026, 15:17 UTC
AP home minister urges new constables to strengthen cybercrime skills
Image: The Hindu · original report

Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Anitha has told newly appointed constables to learn modern crime-detection methods and remain honest and patient. She also urged them to protect the reputation of the Police Department, with particular emphasis on staying informed about cybercrime.

Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Anitha has urged newly appointed constables to stay informed about cybercrime and develop their knowledge of modern crime-detection methods. The Hindu reported that she gave the advice while addressing the new recruits. The minister also told them to act with honesty and patience in the discharge of their duties.

Anitha called on the constables to uphold the reputation of the Police Department. Her remarks linked professional conduct with the need to understand newer forms of crime and the methods used to detect them. The supplied material does not identify the number of constables addressed, the occasion or location of the remarks, or any specific training programme or operational changes.

It also contains no response from the recruits or police authorities.

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