G.H.G. Institute of Law, Sidhwan Khurd, Ludhiana, organised an educational tour to Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, on 30th October 2026, under the able leadership of Off. Principal, Prof. (Dr.) Shweta Dhand. Students from the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Five-Year Integrated Course and LL.B. Three-Year Course participated in the visit.
The tour was coordinated by Dr. Neelam Rani, Associate Professor in Laws; Mr. Javid Ahmad Hajam, Assistant Professor in English; and Ms. Mehak Gupta, Assistant Professor in Laws.
The visit included an informative session on traffic rules conducted by Traffic Inspector Mr. Roshan Lal, who familiarised the students with various traffic regulations and road safety measures.
The students also visited the Academy’s Library, which houses more than 40,000 books, including rare collections on diverse subjects.
At the Fingerprint Bureau, Mr. Naresh Kumar, Fingerprint Expert, explained the scientific techniques of fingerprint collection, identification and analysis. He also demonstrated the practical procedure of lifting fingerprints from various articles and recording the fingerprints of accused persons.
The students subsequently visited the Forensic Science Laboratory, where Dr. Deepali Luthra, Forensic Science Laboratory Expert, acquainted them with various forensic tools, equipment and scientific techniques employed in criminal investigations.
An informative session on cyber security awareness was conducted by Inspector Manpreet Kaur, who sensitised the students to emerging cyber threats, online safety and preventive measures against cybercrime.
Throughout the visit, Mr. Kamarjit Singh (Police on Special Duty) served as the guide and facilitated the students’ interaction with various departments of the Academy.
Prof. (Dr.) Shweta Dhand, Officiating Principal, appreciated the efforts of the faculty members in organising the educational tour and providing students with an opportunity to gain practical exposure to various aspects of policing and criminal investigation.
The educational tour proved to be an enriching academic experience, providing students with valuable practical exposure to police administration, traffic regulation, fingerprint science, forensic investigation and cyber security. It helped bridge the gap between theoretical legal knowledge and its practical application in the criminal justice system.



