Deputy inspector general of police on Thursday expressed resentment over delay in exposure of crime cases in the range during a meeting. He directed the district police chiefs to ensure strict action against the criminals and develop a concrete plan to keep an effective check on crimes.
DIG Amit Sinha, who chaired the meeting, said that the police chiefs should expose the crime cases by setting a deadline. He asked them to take steps for keeping the effective check on the crimes, including murder, loot, dacoity, chain snatching, and vehicle theft. Its investigation should be completed as soon as possible.
laying emphasis on having regular coordination with the victims, he directed them to complete the investigation of pending cases soon as possible. It should also be ensured that no case should be pending unnecessarily. Simultaneously, the investigation officer should have regular coordination with the victims.
He said that the witnesses in different undertrial cases of gangster acts should be produced timely. There should be no laxity in it. There should be special efforts to check the crime against women and make sure proper functioning of women helpline in their district. He also asked the officials to ensure action into the case of kidnapped women.
The DIG also reviewed the progress of Crime Control Trekking Network system (CCTNS) project and set a deadline for implementing the project in the districts of the range. Take efforts to ensure the implementation of the CCTNS in your respective districts so that the people could lodge the FIR online.