Professional activity
Legal & cyber-law teaching / training activity
The Delhi Police Academy invited Advocate Bishwa Kumar Jain to deliver a lecture on New Criminal Law Acts on 25 March 2025 as part of a one-day course for police personnel from Constable to Sub-Inspector rank.
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Documented Delhi Police Academy lecture
An official letter issued from the Office of the Joint Director, Delhi Police Academy, Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi, dated 17 March 2025, requested Sh. Bishwa Kumar Jain, Advocate, to deliver a lecture during the one-day course titled “New Criminal Law Acts, CCTNS and Zipnet”.
The programme was scheduled for 25 March 2025 at CTD/DPA, Dwarka, New Delhi, for personnel from the rank of Constable to Sub-Inspector. The letter assigned Advocate Bishwa Kumar Jain the topic “New Criminal Laws Acts” from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
This is evidence of a professional guest-lecture/training engagement. It is not described as employment by or permanent appointment to the Delhi Police.
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Delhi Police lecture video – Cyber crime
This public YouTube video is titled “Advocate Bishwa Kumar Jain - Lecture Delhi Police, Cyber crime”. It is included as supporting evidence of professional lecture/training activity. The official 17 March 2025 Delhi Police Academy letter above separately documents the 25 March 2025 lecture on New Criminal Law Acts.
Evidence distinction: the Delhi Police Academy letter documents the 25 March 2025 lecture on New Criminal Law Acts. The embedded public YouTube video is titled as a Delhi Police cybercrime lecture and is presented as separate supporting training material unless the video itself establishes that it is from the same session.
Training focus
New Criminal Law Acts
The official invitation identifies the assigned lecture topic as New Criminal Laws Acts. The broader one-day course was titled New Criminal Law Acts, CCTNS and Zipnet. The website keeps that wording close to the source document so the professional activity can be independently understood without exaggeration.