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Additional Deputy Commissioner of Crime, Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya, Honored with the Ashoka Award

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New Delhi [India], October 1: Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya, the Addl. Deputy Commissioner of Indore Crime Branch, was honored at the Ashoka Award 2024 event held at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi. A press release issued today highlighted that Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya from Indore was recognized for his remarkable contributions to the management and elimination of cyber crime. The award was presented by former Governor of Chhattisgarh and Senior IAS, former Deputy Chief of NSA, and former Defense Secretary Shekhar Dutt, former Minister of State for Education and Minister of State for External Affairs R.K. Ranjan Singh (Manipur), former Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor, and former Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court and Supreme Court Justice V.P. Singh.

The Ashoka Award, organized under the joint auspices of CWSIR and the Association of Indian Bureaucrats, celebrated selected administrative officers, diplomats & bureaucrats from various states of India. The recognition of Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya with the Ashoka Award is a matter of pride for the entire Indore community and the state administration.

Dr. Dandotiya’s accomplishments in the realm of cyber security, marked by strategic initiatives and innovative technologies, have earned him a prominent place among his peers. His leadership in the Indore Crime Branch has led to proactive measures that helped mitigate the risks associated with cyber threats, forging a safer digital landscape for countless citizens.

Dr. Dandotiya’s recognition with the Ashoka Award serves not only as a personal achievement but also as a source of inspiration for the Indore community and the wider state administration. His work transcends the immediate benefits of law enforcement; it cultivates a culture of awareness and preparedness. By conducting workshops, seminars, and community outreach programs, Dr. Dandotiya empowers various demographics, particularly the youth, to recognize and combat cyber threats. His holistic approach emphasizes that effective cyber crime management is not solely the responsibility of law enforcement agencies but requires the active participation of the community.

Moreover, Dr. Dandotiya’s tenure has seen the implementation of cutting-edge technology and collaborations with various stakeholders, ensuring that Indore remains at the forefront of cyber security efforts. His vision integrates a sustainable framework for addressing the evolving nature of cyber crime, ensuring that law enforcement is equipped to handle both current and emerging threats.

The honor bestowed upon Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya at the Ashoka Award 2024 is a celebration of his invaluable efforts in the fight against cyber crime. His work embodies the principles of service, innovation, and community empowerment, lighting the way for a safer digital future. As cyber threats continue to evolve, figures like Dr. Dandotiya remind us that through dedication, collaboration, and awareness, we can forge resilient societies capable of thriving in the digital age.

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