Lieutenant Governor (L-G) Anil Baijal on Thursday advised Delhi Police to make its presence more visible and its personnel more accessible.
The L-G's advice came during a meeting chaired by him on 'Law and Order' where he reviewed general crime situation in Delhi. The meeting was attended by Commissioner of Police, Special CPs and Joint CPs of Police, Delhi.
In the meeting, the Delhi Police made a detailed presentation in this regard covering different aspects of law and order situation and preventive as well as corrective measures.
The main issues discussed included strategy to control crime with CCTNS Project Core Application Software (CAS) version has been upgraded from 3.0 to 4.5 making police Rojnamcha on Real Time with time stamping of general diary reference, FIRs, complaints, NCR, Kalndaras, missing and UIDB reports from central server with effect from 1 September.
Delhi Police officials also informed L-G that they are going to integrate their system with courts, jails, Prosecution and Forensic Sciences Laboratory (FSL) for sharing of information. “This system will soon be integrated with DIAL 100 which will directly transmit the calls received in PCR to the concerned Police Stations for taking action. The other applications which are to be integrated are MV Theft e-FIR, Criminal Dossier System, Automatic Finger and Palm Prints Identification System (AIFPIS), Crime and Criminal Information System (CCIS), ZIPNET, Personal Information System (PIS),” said Police official in the meeting.
Delhi Police further informed LG that in order to improve the quality of investigation, a Pilot Project is being planned for separation of investigation from law and order in two Police Stations in each district.
“The investigation teams will be formed under the Inspector (Investigation). This newly created investigation wing will be given sufficient staff strength and resources with clear mandate of their responsibilities and duties,” a senior Delhi Police official in the meeting.