Uttarakhand: Victims will no longer have to run around police stations to file a case. The e-Zero FIR system will soon be launched in Uttarakhand. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will launch it on March 7th.
Shah will address a rally in Haridwar on March 7th, during which he will also launch the e-Zero FIR system in Uttarakhand.
Preparations for the Launch Intensify
The police administration has intensified preparations for this important launch. A large pandal will be erected at the venue, featuring a special exhibition on the new criminal laws implemented in the country.
This exhibition will inform the public about the new and advanced procedures being introduced in forensic investigations.
Police Modernization Showcased at the Exhibition
Several important stalls will also be set up showcasing the workings and modernization of the Uttarakhand Police. These will primarily include stalls related to the Forensic Science Laboratory, Cyber Crime, Prison Administration, Courts, and the Prosecution Directorate.
Upcoming major projects will be presented at the stalls.
These stalls will also showcase the outline of upcoming major police projects. Union Minister Amit Shah will personally inspect the exhibition and all the stalls.
According to Uttarakhand Police spokesperson Sunil Meena, e-Zero FIR is a Home Ministry project. Therefore, preparations for the Home Minister’s inauguration have been completed. An exhibition will also be held on new criminal laws.
Uttarakhand will become the third state in the country.
Uttarakhand will become the third state in the country to have an e-Zero FIR system. Previously, this system existed only in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh.
With the implementation of e-Zero FIR, any victim in the state will now be able to register their FIR instantly from any location.
Victims will no longer need to immediately visit the police station where the incident occurred. They will only need to visit the police station once for signature.
What is e-Zero FIR?
e-Zero FIR is a modern and convenient police system, allowing victims to register their complaints online from anywhere, regardless of the jurisdiction of the police station.
Under the Zero FIR rule, a complaint can be filed at any police station. The police then transfer it to the relevant police station. In an e-Zero FIR, the victim will not need to visit any police station.