Senior police officials discussed advantages of crime and criminal tracking network system (CCTNS) in controlling crime in a daylong workshop, titled as Change Management for State CCTNS leaders and Mentors, held at police head quarter on Thursday.
CCTNS, an ambitious project of the Union Government, is aimed at changing face of policing. Its implementation will establish connectivity among all the police stations across the nation thus making police task easy in controlling the crime. Once CCTNS rolls on, people would be able to lodge their complaints online. The officials also suggested several points to make further improvement in the CCTNS. The CCTNS will enable the police to create a database of incidents of crime and criminals. As it will connect all the police stations with one another, it will make task of police easy to track down the criminals. NIIT Teams will work in coordination with the senior police officials for next one year and would also train them. Director General of police Satyavrat, who headed the workshop, made an appeal to the officials to be ready for positive changes in police functioning.
Officials, including director vigilance SK Bhagat, inspector general (IG) of police (law and Order), IG (CID) Deepam Seth, IG (HQ) GC Pande, AIG SK Shukla and several other officers attended the workshop.