Probationers appointed to J&K Prosecution service to undergo training prog of 14 weeks
The government has notified Training Manual for the Probationers appointed to the Jammu and Kashmir Prosecution Service.
The training shall be conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development in Srinagar and Jammu simultaneously.
S.O. 55- In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-rule (l) of rule 8 of the Jammu and Kashmir Prosecution Service Recruitment Rules, 2020, the Government hereby notify the ‘Training Manual’ for the Probationers appointed to the Jammu and Kashmir Prosecution Service forming annexure to this notification, reads the notification issued by Raj Kumar Goyal, Financial Commissioner, Home Department.
As per the notification, main objective of training of these officers will be to orient them towards the job which they will perform during their service period. There shall be following two components of training which include Foundation Course and Institutional Training Course.
Total duration of training will be for 14 weeks. Foundation Course shall mark commencement of training of officers. Main objective of this component of training would be to instill right attitude and values among officers. To sensitize them with importance of self discipline. iii. To orient them towards commitment to public service.
Also to sensitize them towards rights of citizens in general and victims of crime in particular, to inculcate sense of responsibility towards public service. Also to stress upon them importance of propriety and conflict of interest and To foster a feeling of physical and mental well being, team spirit and creative thinking through the conduct of various extracurricular activities to be organized by IMPA&RD.
Foundation course shall also include the following: To impart knowledge and orient the Probationers towards:
Administrative set-up of the Government and various organizations including that of Criminal Justice System; Inter-departmental relationship; Socio- economic environment; Ethics and values in public governance and personality Development; Knowledge of Computers and various Web Portal like e-Prosecution, eOffice, e-Courts, e-Forensics etc; Office Automation devices.
Institutional training course shall consist of following two components: Indoor training and Practical training.
Indoor training: This module shall be for duration of 07 Weeks and will cover the following; Rule of Law and Criminal Justice System, Public Interest Litigation, Lok Adalats; Emergence of Disruptive Forces; Communalism, Regionalism, Extremism, Terrorism and the laws enacted to tackle persons involved in such activities; Group Discussion and Presentation by the Trainees.
Administrative Set-up of the Union of India and role of the Central Government in UT Administration, relevant provisions of Constitution of India; Administrative set-up of Union Territory of J&K; Administrative Set-up of the J&K Prosecution Service, Police Department and relationship between different Government Departments in discharging duties as Prosecuting Officers.
Relationship between various organs of Criminal Justice System i.e. Police, Prosecution, Judiciary, Prison and FSL and to achieve aforementioned objective, this module shall cover lectures (each of 40 to 50 minutes duration).
Each probationer, after completion of theTraining Modules, shall submit a paper (2000 words), within 07 days after the conclusion of the Training Sessions, on any of the topics covered during 07 weeks of Indoor Training, to the course coordinator of IMPA&RD, mentioning therein all the details related to the topic, the Probationer has chosen.
The paper to be submitted by the Probationer shall also include the latest trends related to the topic and how the Officer will use the knowledge about the subject in efficiently discharging his duties as a Prosecuting Officer. The Probationer shall be deemed to have completed the training only after submission of the paper.
