Addressing the third day of the Collector SP Conference on Friday, Chief Minister Smt. Vasundhara Raje opined police officers to integrate human intelligence as well as human psychology in their work style to curb crimes.
The Chief Minister also discussed the issue of illegal arms and illegal liquor, disposal of arms license applications, better contact with all police officials present at the conference.
Become Techno-Friendly
Advanced forensic facilities and drones among other stellar technologies have strengthened our policing system, CM Raje said. She also directed all police officials to become tech-friendly on the back of all criminals using upgraded technologies.
Earlier, the Home Minister Mr. Gulabchand Kataria informed the Chief Minister about the law and order in the state. He said that investigation of crimes, forensic labs have been developed with advanced technologies in the state. Kataria also emphasized on the use of DNA, finger print and other features of forensic science in investigating crimes.
Tidier and Cleaner Police stations
CM Raje demanded expeditious disposal of seized vehicles, liquor and other goods lying in and outside the police stations, to which the Superintendent of Police said that all necessary action to ensure cleanliness of police stations will be taken with due regard.
The Chief Minister appreciated the successful effort of Alwar district in this direction and suggested to all the superintendents to adopt this model. He said that due to not being disposed of for years, the junk gets stuck in the police stations.
CM Raje highlighted the wonderful efforts of district Alwar, District Superintendent of Police who has played the fulcrum role in disposing of about 9,000 vehicles, seized goods in dowry cases and 90 percent of the illegal liquor seized in smuggling.
Police response times better than Abhay command
The ‘Abhay’ command and control center established at the Jaipur Police Headquarters has proved to be effective in checking crime-rate.
During his presentation, Jaipur Police Commissioner Mr. Sanjay Aggarwal said that 500 Hi-Tech cameras have been installed in the city. He said that all the 861 police locations in the state have been made online. The police reaches the spot in a few minutes to downsize crime rate and check harm to anybody.
With the help of FIRs, Abhay Command and Control Center, Case Officer Scheme and App, All Women Police Station and Women Help Line for e-mail, the police force has successfully reduced the crime rate for the third consecutive year.
Helping hand from policemen and soldiers
The Chief Minister appreciated the initiative of retired policemen and ex-servicemen coming on Board in Barmer. She also said that other border districts should also adopt this model.
Notably, 1500 former policemen and ex-servicemen have been added in Barmer’s police-friend board which has helped track down bogus actions.
Shrinking road accidents and death numbers
Road accidents have been successfully controlled and curtailed by the help of police. Not only this, the death rate has also shrunk over time due to tremendous efforts of the public.
The public should be made aware about these developments so that they lend their hand towards curtailing mishappenings in the state.
