In a bid to digitalise policing system, Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik on Friday inaugurated the e-malkhana project for Shahdara District at Police Station Seemapuri in National Capital. Shahdara district has became the second district after South east district which have digitized malkhana in its 10 police stations.
Speaking on the occasion, Delhi police chief said that maintenance of malkhana has always been a priority to keep the case property in safe custody and its retrieval for presenting before the court, and back safely.
“After digitization, it would be easy to retrieve the case property and would also save valuable time and energy,” said CP adding that the police department will soon achieve 100 per cent digitization of malkhanas gradually in all the police stations of Delhi. Patnaik assured the local residents that with their help, Delhi Police will put all the efforts to make the area crime free.
The CP commended Meghna Yadav, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Shahdara and other police personnel in the district for putting extra efforts in digitizing such large number of case properties in a short span of time.
“The digitization of all the case properties, their bar-coding, packaging in boxes, arrangement in order in proper shelves is a leap for Delhi Police towards achievement of the objective of smart policing,” said the DCP.
