After transferring Vyapam cases to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Special Task Force (STF) has been given the responsibility of conducting enquiry about interstate crime. For the purpose, 12 teams have been formed to collect the crime data of organised crime committed in other states.
With this the details of miscreants involve in these crimes. The STF has now to collect the information about the organised gang and take action them. All the 12 wings would deal intoxication, wild life crime, illegal weapons racket, chit fund and cooperative, gang of thieves of four wheelers, human trafficking rapid action team and collection technical crime data.
All these wings would work under the Additional DG intelligence; every two wings would be supervised by an officer of AIG level. The wing would be led by a DSP level officer. After these orders of police headquarters, the STF started collecting information from the police stations of Gwalior Chambal divisions.
According to the information received from police stations the STF started collecting data about criminals. The STF started making documents of old criminals and their helpers. The Additional DG intelligence Sarabjeet Singh said that the STF has been given new responsibility to check the criminal and their gangs. The work has been started in a form of camping.
Notably, the police administration was in need for intense investigation in the inter-State orgnaised crimes. Since the STF during Vyapam probe, aptly dealt with the cases in which accused were involved from different States.