By Kudratilla Najmiddinov from "Xalq Sozi"
Namangan's regional internal affairs system, dedicated to maintaining public peace and security and strengthening law and order among citizens, boasts a proud history and rich traditions. Namangan Regional Department of Internal Affairs has established the "Jasorat" Museum to convey these values to younger generations and to promote the advanced practices developed in this field. 

This museum showcases the activities of the region's internal affairs bodies from their establishment to the present day. Information is presented through modern digital technology, featuring QR codes that allow visitors to access audio recordings in Uzbek, Russian, and English. Additionally, the museum includes a dedicated "Video Hall," where visitors can explore video clips and documentary footage related to the history and current operations of the Namangan Regional Department of Internal Affairs and its subdivisions.

"The 'Jasorat' Museum has been established in a new, modern format based on digital technologies. It is open to all, including employees, veterans, and citizens of all ages, especially school students," said Colonel Shuhrat Aliev, head of the Namangan regional Department of Internal Affairs.

The museum’s grand opening ceremony was recently held, and attended by department leaders, city and district internal affairs staff, over 150 veterans, academic lyceum teachers and students, and representatives from relevant organizations.