Chandigarh: Haryana Interior Minister Anil Vij sternly told the police officers that the officers and IOs whose FIR investigation cases have been pending for more than a year should accept their statement. Strict action will be taken against the officers and IOs who do not receive a satisfactory response in this regard. Anil Vij chaired a law and order review meeting with senior police department officials.
He said 3,229 cases were pending in the state for a year. Giving details of the districts, he said that 77 in Ambala, 45 in Bhiwani, 13 in Charkhi-Dadri, 140 in Faridabad, 54 in Fatehabad, one in GRP Ambala Cantt, 981 in Gurugram, 27 in Hansi, 106 in Hisar , 132 in Jhajjar., Jind 62, Kaithal 39, Karnal 100, Kurukshetra 94, Mahendergarh 38, Nuh 165, Palwal 292, Panchkula 114, Panipat 37, Rewari 98, Rohtak 151, Sirsa 177, Sonepat In 83 and in Yamuna Nagar 203 Cases pending one year. He instructed that if more than 10 criminal cases are registered against one person, their list should also be prepared and made available to them.
Rules for foreign posting offices will be ready
Anil Vij said SIT was set up to handle the pigeon cases in the state. It informed the Interior Minister that as of April 17, the newly formed SIT had received 332 pending cases from the previous SIT, while 68 cases were now newly registered. The SIT has so far managed to arrest 5 people while pigeon hopping. Node officers were also appointed in each district to keep the functioning of SIT strong. At the meeting, Anil Vij instructed officials to come up with rules for agencies sending them abroad within 15 days to curb the pigeon trade. Because of this, people will not fall into the trap of agencies doing the wrong job.
Haryana is a leader in seizure of property
The Home Secretary said narcotics bureaus were being formed in the state to keep youth away from drug addiction. He ordered the Narcotics Bureau to work to the end to stop the supply of drugs and, by setting a target, arrest those involved in drug trafficking. Bulldozers were first started in Ambala on the property of people involved in the drug trade and this campaign continues. Rs 40 crore worth of land has been attached so far. Aside from that, officers were also given instructions to use modern technology and equipment to catch such criminals.
IT experts are deployed in 29 cyber police stations across the country
To prevent cyber crime, IT experts are deployed in 29 cyber police stations across the country. IT-related training courses are also provided for police personnel. It was informed at the meeting that 764 cybercrime cases were registered. He instructed the police officers to use artificial intelligence techniques etc. to curb cybercrime.
CCTV cameras will be installed on NH and SH, CCTV cameras will be installed in police stations by June 15
Directing police officers, Anil Vij said a proposal should be sent to the government to complete the installation of surveillance cameras on the state’s National Highways and State Highways at the earliest. The meeting informed that work to install surveillance cameras in police stations is about 75 percent complete and will be completed by June 15, 2023. In addition, road and traffic light signs should be installed. He instructed officers to upgrade the forensic lab to the latest state-of-the-art technology so that the forensic cases can be dealt with at the earliest.
Submit proposals to the government for new buildings for police stations operating in old and rented buildings
He instructed police officers to provide detailed information about police stations operating in run-down and old buildings and rented houses, and said proposals for constructing new buildings for these police stations should be sent to the government. It was informed at the meeting that a proposal to create 35 new police stations was being submitted to the government. Along with the expansion of the cities, there should be a repurposing of the police stations, officials said that mapping of the police stations will be carried out. Apart from that, he also gave instructions to the police officers regarding permanent establishment of temporary police posts, monthly public police meeting, Haryana police rules, auction of old confiscated vehicles in police stations, illegal weapons, crimes against women, etc.
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