Rajnath launches digital police portal
A digital police portal under
the CCTNS project, which aims to create a national database of crimes and
criminals, was today launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
Singh
said the digital police portal will provide the citizen, facility for online
complaint registration and request for antecedent verification.
"The
police portal will provide 11 searches and 46 reports from the national
database for state police and central investigation agencies. Central
investigating and research agencies have also been provided logins to the
digital police database to access crime statistics," he said after
launching the portal.
The
home minister said the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems Project
(CCTNS) has enabled 13,775 out of 15,398 police stations to enter 100 per cent
data into the software.
He
said as of now the CCTNS national database has around 7 crore data records
pertaining to past and current criminal cases.
The CCTNS project will
interconnect about 15,398 police stations and additional 5,000 offices of
supervisory police officers across the country and digitise data related to FIR
registration, investigation and charge-sheets in all police stations.
This
would lead to development of a national database of crimes and criminals, the
official, privy to the development, said.
The
project has been extended by the government for one year till March 2018.
The
one-year extension will help the government to comprehensively achieve the
remaining goals of the CCTNS, which was conceived by the former Home Minister P
Chidambaram when the UPA was in power.
With
a total budget of Rs 2,000 crore, a sum of Rs 1,550 crore has been spent till
2016-17.
The
inter-operable criminal justice system aims to integrate the CCTNS project with
e-courts and e-prison data bases in the first instance and with the other
pillars of the criminal justice system, another official said.
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