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Police Expo 2014(4Page) RETROSPECT Everything On Police... Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, INDIA First Edition of Exhibition and Conference for Police Equipments and Technologies Invitation For From the desk of Organizer Participation We have successfully concluded the first edition of FloorBookings Plan Released Open International Police Expo, 2014. I Perceive, the event was a remarkable achievement on the part of Nexgen Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd. as we made a maiden attempt to organize an event for completely different industry. Being the first and only Everything On Police... opportunity, the event attracted all enthusiasm from the Indian Police and other Paramilitary 2nd International Exhibition for forces. And on the onset of my message, I would Police and other Forces on say that the record visitor's turnout to the exposition confirmed and assured International Police Expo Forensics Safety & Security Training Fire as a true platform for Police and other forces. The Surveillance Communication & IT Cyber Security next few pages of the post event report will Disaster & Rescue Management Vehicles Traffic substantiate the same. While conceptualizing the International Police Date: Expo, 2014 way back, the fundamental thought 8 - 9 May 2015 was to create and exclusive platform to showcase technology and products as well as to exchange the knowledge based on the requirements and Venue: technology trend. I believe, the objective directed the event to be a well framed success story, led by Pragati Maidan New Delhi the support of exhibitors and visitors. One day INDIA conference also allowed the exchange of information for the technology being developed by them to the end users Conference was attended by senior officers where assorted presentations were presented on various topics. Stimulated by the success of 2014, we look forward to organize a much bigger show in 2015. Thanking you once again and looking forward for your patronage in the next edition of International Police Expo to be held at New Delhi, India. Mr. V.K. Bansal Director www.internationalpoliceexpo.com POLICE is a vital arm of any country responsible for maintaining law and order in the country. It is the only force who is accountable to respond in a situation of crisis or any other crime. Every nation needs its forces to be upgraded with the latest equipments, technologies and gadgets to combat the situations. And it is quite evident that an Equipped and Healthy Police Force can protect in a better and efficient way. It is comprehensively agreed fact that Indian Police could do better job with an enormous bout of upgradation to make them more technology friendly. In a bid to show the way, Nexgen Exhibitions Pvt Ltd organized for the first time, the International Exhibition and conference for Police i.e. International Police Expo-2014 at Pragati Maidan. The two-day exhibition over the weekend included a day-long conference that saw eminent speakers from various sectors of the homeland security sector, surveillance, Forensics sharing their knowledge, information and technology. The International Police Expo 2014 focused on everything about the police force, their welfare and fitness as well as showcased the latest equipment and technologies. It also gave inputs on technology for safety and protection of society, law enforcement, providing rescue to disaster-affected and all other necessities for their day-to-day operations. The conference covered all segments viz. cyber security, communication and IT, law enforcement, surveillance, protection, fire, disaster and rescue management, training, forensic and investigation technology as well as traffic and logistics. 1st International Police Expo The official opening of the India’ first and only exhibition for Police and other Forces was done with all the stakeholders of Homeland Security and Safety i.e. Senior Police Officers, Industrialists and other dignitaries. Two days exhibition was attended by various State Police Forces where a huge delegation from Uttar Pradesh Police, Tamil Nadu Police, CRPF, CISF, SSB, Uttar Pradesh ATS, ITBP, Traffic Police from various state Police, State PAC, Madhya Pradesh Police, Punjab Police, Nagaland Police, Meghalaya Police, Haryana Police, etc. The exhibitors showcased various equipments and technology which were quite new and innovative. Few technologies like night vision, bullet proof helmets and vests, critical communication systems, fire vehicles, Wireless communication, Rescue, Riot control equipments, Forensics etc. The exhibition was visited by the senior officials where few states send various officers of the respective area to explore the new technologies being displayed. Conference One day conference was integral part of the event where various indigenous presentations were made on various sectors focusing on UAV's, Ballistics, Mobile Forensics, Fire, Traffic, Rescue, Hologram Security, Forensics, communication etc. The theme of conference was “Safe and Secure Policing: Advancement & Challenges”. The huge number of delegation attended the conference including the Senior Police Officers from various departments of CID, State Police, Security Officers of various Industrial Setups like Delhi Metro, Airport Authority etc. The interactive Q&A session made the inputs meaningful and hence the conference was identified as crucial element of the event. Around 100 plus delegates attended the conference and marked it as a successful initiative for Police and other Forces. Date: 8-9 May 2015 | Venue: Pragati Maidan, New Delhi Testimonials from Some Senior Officers “Take some exhibitors to different regions, specially Northeast. Good “Excellent opportunities to see various technologies useful for Police. luck to organizers” Mr. S.K. Jain, ADGP, Shilong, Meghalaya Organizers deserve compliments.” Mr. Mukesh Chandra, Spl CP/Traffic, Delhi Police “The Police Expo and Conference were very enlightening. It brushed up “Good effort” Dr. Surya Kumar, ADGP, PHQ Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh us with latest technologies and advancements. I wish this type of event is organized timely and in more larger way.” Mr. R.K. Bhardwaj, Commandant, 20 PAC, Uttar Pradesh “The Police Expo is a good initiative, a first step in right direction. The organizing team is excellent and very professional. My sincere wishes “Excellent concept with very important information. Wish good luck for for grand success. Meet you in the next exhibition.” Dr. M.C. Sarangan, future such events.” Mr. Rajeev Sabharwal, IG, ATS, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Inspector General of Police, Technical Services, Tamil Nadu “Visited the Police Exhibition. It is very heartening to see the equipment and technology on various new items on Police functioning. “Enriched my knowledge about various gadgets, some of which are It will go a long way to enhance the capability and know how in the really new concepts. My best wishes to expo. Expect next time with Police Modernization. Congrats to the organizers.” Mr. S.S. Sandhu, IGP more useful products in this expo” Mr. P.K. Gupta, DIG, Sashastra Training, CRPF, New Delhi Seema Bal, New Delhi Testimonials from Exhibitors Exhibitors List “Well Organized. Keep up the good work.” Mr. 3G Wireless Communications Pvt. Ltd. Kings Infomedia Pvt. Ltd. Zacarias Almeida, Swisslox Technical Products, Allied Safety Equipments Matrix Comsec Asian Professional Security Association Switzerland. MKU Pvt. Ltd. Aska Equipments Ltd. Motorola Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. Ballistic Safety Systems Technology India Pvt. Ltd. National Small Industries Corporation Limited Bonowi IPE GmbH “Excellent approach. However you should have NewAge Fire Protection Industries Pvt. Ltd. Ceasefire Industries Ltd. called all the Defense and Paramilitary Forces.” Panasonic India Pvt. Ltd. Cellebrite APAC PTE Ltd. Peacemaker M r. V i l a s Ra s a l , C E O, 3 G W i r e l e s s Concern India Foundation Pelorus Technologies Pvt. Ltd. E.I. DuPont India Pvt. Ltd. Communications Prime Technologies Exhibition Showcase Radical Scientific Equipments Pvt. Ltd. Foundation Futuristic Technologies P Ltd. Raksha Shakti University Globex Computer Services “Good beginning. Need to plan in much RSI Softech India Pvt. Ltd. Hayagriva Software (P) Ltd. advance.” Mr. Rajesh Gupta, MKU Pvt. Ltd. India Safe Secure Hi-Tecpoint Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Shiv Naresh Sports Pvt. Ltd. Holoflex Limited Sholphin India IDAC Solutions Pvt. Ltd. SSBI Exports Pvt. Ltd. “The expo was very well organized and it was a IJS Electronics Swissloxx Technical Products wonderful event for our company. We would India Strategic Turbo Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. Industrial Safety Review surely participate in next edition.” Mr. Manuel Vijay Fire Vehicles and Pumps Ltd. Interact Public Safety Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Bopp, Director, Bonowi IPE GmBh, Germany. Vimkuda Enterprise Jayashree Consulting India www.internationalpoliceexpo.com Visitor representation Visitors: Statewise Force/Departmentwise Visitors: Rankwise Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Additional Director General of Police Andhra Pradesh Police Additional Inspector General of ATS Police Additional Suprintendent of Police Bomb Squad BSF Assisstant Commandant CID Assisstant Police Inspector CISF Assistant Commissioner of Police COBRA Crime Branch Assistant Sub Inspector CRPF Assistant Suprintendent of Police Cyber Cell Dadar & Nagar Haveli Police Captain Delhi Civil Defence Commandant Delhi Police Commander DRDO Forensics Commissioner of Police Airforce Constables Army Deputy Commandant Intelligence ITBP Deputy Commissioner of Police Jharkhand Police Deputy Inspector General Kerala Police Kolkata Police Deputy Suprintendent of Police Himachal Pradesh Police Engineer-in-Chiet Madhya Pradesh Police Hawaldar Maharashtra Police Meghalaya Police Head Constable Ministry of Defence Inspector Nagaland Police NSG Inspector General of Police PAC Intelligence Officer Police Training Academy Quarter Master RAF Rajasthan Police Second-in-Command Special Protection Group Security Officer SSB Staff Officer Tamil Nadu Police Haryana Police Sub Inspector Traffic Police Subedar Uttar Pradesh Police West Bengal Police Suprintendent of Police Odisha Police Others age Media Cover Date: 8-9 May 2015 | Venue: Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
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