Director General of Police (DGP) Nanden Dubey has said that the State-level centralised ‘Dial-100’ control room would be established soon in Madhya Pradesh. With a sanctioned amount of Rs 257 crore, the system would be developed and become functional across the state in next four years.
He was speaking at a seminar held here at Police Training and Research Institute (PTRI) to prepare for the implementation of the system.
Additional Director General of Police (Telecommunications) Anvesh Manglam informed regarding the main points of the state level police control room cum command center and district level management.
He told that the 51 districts of the state would be provided with 1000 fast response
vehicles.
The vehicles would be equipped with Global Positioning Systems (GPS).
Under the scheme an officer would be assigned termed as communication officer at every police station, besides the offices of CSP, SDOP, SP, IG and DIG office across the state. These communication officers would investigate the cases and constantly monitor the development in the cases from the State-level control room, he informed.
Manglam further added that at present 108, 101,109 and 1098 helpline services would be integration for better and easy access for the masses.
The integrated system would be devised in such a manner that complainant would not need to visit police stations to lodge complaint.
Along with these systems installation of CCTV cameras would also be started. Around Rs429 crore have been sanctioned for CCTV installation in 43 districts across 64 cities at 2000 places. Separate scheme for Simhasth mela have been planned.
Dial-100 and CCTV schemes would work simultaneously and for making strengthening the system around 321 CCTV mounted mobile vehicles would be provided to the trained staff as these vehicles would be equipped with camera recording, display and transmission systems.
Data base at every level would be prepared to ensure constant monitoring of every complaint at different levels.