GANDHINAGAR: Union residence minister Amit Shah will launch an e-FIR submitting system in Gandhinagar on Saturday, which can allow residents to file FIRs on-line, with out visiting a police station.
Minister of state for residence Harsh Sanghavi on Friday mentioned, “On this age of know-how, it’s not correct for an individual to spend a whole day at a police station to file a FIR for one thing like a stolen cell phone. To take away such difficulties confronted by the folks, the state authorities has determined to supply vital companies of Gujarat police on-line.”
Now, residents won’t have to go the police station to register a criticism for a car theft or cell phone theft. By means of this on-line service, residents of the state will have the ability to file complaints on-line both by the citizen’s portal or a cell software.
Sanghavi added that the e-FIR service has been linked with the Gujarat state police CCTV command and management centre.
Minister of state for residence Harsh Sanghavi on Friday mentioned, “On this age of know-how, it’s not correct for an individual to spend a whole day at a police station to file a FIR for one thing like a stolen cell phone. To take away such difficulties confronted by the folks, the state authorities has determined to supply vital companies of Gujarat police on-line.”
Now, residents won’t have to go the police station to register a criticism for a car theft or cell phone theft. By means of this on-line service, residents of the state will have the ability to file complaints on-line both by the citizen’s portal or a cell software.
Sanghavi added that the e-FIR service has been linked with the Gujarat state police CCTV command and management centre.