Home Minister Rajnath Singh launches digital police portal

New Delhi, Aug 21 An advanced police portal under the CCTNS project, which expects to make a national database of violations and lawbreakers, was today launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh.

Singh said the computerized police entrance will give the native, office for online dissension enlistment and demand 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 offices have likewise been given logins to the computerized police database to get to wrongdoing measurements," he said after launching the entrance.

The home minister said the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems Project (CCTNS) has empowered 13,775 out of 15,398 police headquarters to enter 100 per cent information into the software.

He said starting at now the CCTNS national database has around 7 crore information records relating to past and current criminal cases.

Singh said the CCTNS venture will help in understanding the Prime Minister Narenda Modi's fantasy of 'Least Government Maximum Governance'.

A home ministry official said the CCTNS will encourage container India look on total national wrongdoing and criminal database that is open to the exploring officers all through the nation.

The CCTNS venture will interconnect around 15,398 police stations and extra 5,000 offices of supervisory police officers across the nation over and digitize information identified with FIR enrollment, investigation and charge-sheets in all police headquarters.

This would prompt improvement of a national database of wrongdoings and culprits, the official, aware of the advancement, said.

The project has been stretched out by the government for one year till March 2018.

The one-year extension will help the government to thoroughly accomplish the rest of the objectives of the CCTNS, which was brought about by the former Home Minister P Chidambaram when the UPA was in power.

With an aggregate spending plan of Rs 2,000 crore, an entirety of Rs 1,550 crore has been spent till 2016-17.

The between operable criminal equity framework expects to coordinate the CCTNS extend with e-courts and e-jail information bases in the principal case and with alternate mainstays of the criminal equity framework, another authority said.

The joining will be accomplished by giving access to the legal, police and jails through a desktop dashboard tofacilitate expeditious and educated choices and help examinations.

The full implementation of the project with all the new components would lead to a central citizen portal having linkages with state-level citizen portals that will provide a number of citizen-friendly services, the official said.

These include services like police verification for different purposes like issuance of passport, announcing a crime and online tracking of the case advance, web based revealing of grievances against police authorities, getting to casualty pay subsidize and legitimate services and so on.