UP CM Yogi Adityanath Advises Trainee IPS Officers to Build Trust and Embrace Technology

Lucknow | Dec 02, 2025 Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with 23 trainee officers of the Indian Police Service (IPS) from the 2023 and 2024 batches on Monday in Lucknow, offering guidance on becoming effective, pro-citizen police officers. The CM highlighted the critical role police play in public trust and the importance of communication, sensitivity, and a positive approach in service delivery. Addressing the challenges unique to a state like Uttar Pradesh, Yogi urged the trainees to make the most of their district training period, building a solid professional foundation. He emphasized that as first responders, officers must act swiftly, handle situations with professionalism, and prioritize earning the confidence of victims through prompt and responsible action. The CM stressed the significance of police stations as the backbone of law enforcement. Trainees were advised to understand the administration, investigation processes, duty management, and local dispute resolution within their jurisdictions. He underlined the value of human intelligence, encouraging officers to interact with communities, maintain a strong field presence, and build trust at all levels. Coordination and clarity regarding the roles, resources, and challenges at the police station, circle, and police line were highlighted as key to efficient policing. Yogi also cautioned officers against irresponsible behavior with public representatives, explaining that dignified and constructive engagement supports law and order while reflecting the voice of the people. The CM underscored the importance of vigilance against crimes targeting women, cybercrime, and illegal drug networks. He encouraged trainees to adopt modern tools, including digital forensics, cyber tools, and technology, to keep pace with evolving criminal methods. Integrity, discipline, and a humane outlook, Yogi noted, would be the greatest strengths of an officer. He reminded the trainees that their conduct would shape not only law enforcement in Uttar Pradesh but also public confidence in security. By combining trust-building, technology use, and community engagement, the next generation of IPS officers can strengthen the state’s policing system. The interaction concluded with the CM encouraging the officers to approach their roles with responsibility, vigilance, and a citizen-focused mindset, preparing them to face the complex challenges of modern policing while upholding ethical and professional standards. This meeting marks a proactive effort by Uttar Pradesh to train police officers who are not only skilled in law enforcement but also in community engagement, technological adaptation, and maintaining public trust—essential components of effective policing in today’s rapidly changing environment. UP CM Yogi Adityanath Advises Trainee IPS Officers to Build Trust and Embrace Technology Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met 23 trainee IPS officers from the 2023 and 2024 batches on Monday in Lucknow. He advised them to focus on communication, sensitivity, and positivity to become effective, citizen-friendly officers. The CM emphasized the importance of building trust as first responders, handling cases promptly, and ensuring victims feel supported. He highlighted police stations as the backbone of law enforcement and urged trainees to understand administration, investigation processes, duty management, and local dispute resolution. Yogi stressed the value of human intelligence, strong field presence, and interaction with local communities. He encouraged officers to coordinate effectively and understand roles and resources at every level—from police stations to circles. Cautioning against casual behavior with public representatives, the CM said constructive and dignified engagement strengthens law and order. He also highlighted vigilance against crimes targeting women, cybercrime, and illegal drug networks, urging trainees to adopt modern tools, digital forensics, and technology to tackle evolving threats. Integrity, discipline, and a humane outlook, he noted, would become an officer’s greatest strengths. Trainees were reminded that their conduct shapes not only law enforcement but also public confidence and safety.