Capitals of India Delhi Of The police To some of his officers Urdu Teaching for which she has hired Ghalib Institute in Delhi.
Ghalib Institute has taught Urdu to four batches of police personnel so far. In the fresh batch, 20 officers have been trained to read and write Urdu.
The police say that since Urdu and Persian words are used in the day-to-day police system, officers coming from Hindi or other backgrounds need to be familiar with the terminology used in the Delhi Police, which is separate. There is training, but if you learn Urdu or Persian at the same time, it will be easier.
According to Delhi Police: ‘Murder, Kidnapping, Robbery, Accused, Offender, Occurrence of Crime, Murderer and Victim, Investigation of Crime, Show Cause Notice of Accused, Arrest, Court Appearance, Arrested, Conviction with Honorable Discharge, Punishment India, Criminal and Civil Code, Violation of Law, Domestic Violence, Jail Tour, Complaint Registration, Special Informer and so on terms are included in the daily content of police even today.
However, following judicial intervention over the last few years, alternatives to these words are used. However, these words are found in old documents, which requires knowledge of Urdu and Persian.
Words deprecated by the police include close, supplementary, corpse, registration, non-compliance, investigation, anti-crime, active, prosecution, suspect, death report, received, suspect, criminal, conversation, serious crime, under investigation, face-to-face, advertisement, Appearance, written statement, negligence, diary, injury, decree, lawsuit, protection, concealment, etc.
In his old police diaries, Urdu and Persian words are found, which requires some officers to be familiar with Urdu and Persian.
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Jitendra Mani Tripathi, Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the Urdu project, told The Independent that ‘Our police system has words in Urdu, Arabic and Persian. .
“I would like to tell you that the basic details of the FIR are written in rak’ah or tahrir.” An alternative to this rak’ah or writing has been found, but it is still preferred and spoken in most places. And all such words are met with.
Like Bakar Sarkar. Supple writes to the police diary. Therefore, it is important to learn Urdu to get familiar with the words.
He further informed that ‘We are teaching Urdu also because a very important section of our society (Muslims) uses this language. And (Delhi has a good Muslim population) there is English and Hindi here, so Urdu can be the third language.’
Besides, if there is an atmosphere of tension somewhere and such a person goes and speaks their words in their language, they will accept it somewhere. So such areas where there is a common population, where the Muslim average is higher in the Urdu and Hindu Muslim population.
“An officer who has a good understanding and has something to say in their language will be preferred by both sides.”
Urdu was rejected by the ruling party BJP The Indian On a question regarding language, he recited a poem:
‘We see God and God’s message in all of us
How do they see Hindus and Muslims?
Idris Ahmad, the organizer of Urdu courses, said that ‘Urdu and Persian classes were started on May 1 especially for Delhi Police officers. Their learning objective was like the documents in the police department like FIR or other papers, there are lots of Urdu and Farsi words in it, so they want to understand what it means. ‘
‘Like someone goes to Vigilance and there they find documents like this with Urdu-Persian words. If he has read Urdu and Farsi, he will understand. Apart from this, it also comes in handy in promotion. If someone has taken classes in Urdu or Persian, they are given importance.’
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2024-07-21 03:30:51
