<p>National Crime Records Bureau has evinced interest in a system developed by Rajasthan police which maintains a database of standing warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconders in the state, with a view to implement it at the national-level.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“NCRB has sought information about our initiative. A detailed report will soon be forwarded to NCRB soon so that it can be incorporated in crime and criminal tracking network and systems at the national-level,” IPS officer Sharat Kaviraj, who is the brainchild behind the system said.<br /><br />The system developed by Rajasthan police gives updated information about standing warrantees (SWs), proclaimed offenders (POs) and absconders.<br /><br />The information regarding the criminals is available with options of name, police station, district and state-wise searches and is shared by public on state police website www.police.rajasthan.gov.in, the SP-State Crime Records Bureau said.<br /><br />“No such systemised and online information about warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconders is available anywhere in the country except Rajasthan,” Kaviraj said.<br /><br />The key feature of the initiative is that it enables every police station of the state to get information about the anti-socials who are present in their jurisdiction irrespective of were cases has been lodged against them, he said.<br /><br />“This system will surely help in reducing the number of standing warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconder because police is omnipresent and sorted information is with all police stations,” he said.<br /><br />Traditionally, police stations have details of the SWs, POs and absconders only related to the cases lodged with it but after implementation of the new system, police stations now have a report containing a sorted list of those criminals who are under their jurisdiction. <br /><br />“It is vital for police stations to know about the people who are the residents of their areas and are offenders and warrantees in cases lodged with other police stations,” Kaviraj said.<br /><br />After compilation of information of SWs, POs and absconders received from all police stations of the state, the data was digitalised and the online system was introduced last year.</p>
<p>National Crime Records Bureau has evinced interest in a system developed by Rajasthan police which maintains a database of standing warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconders in the state, with a view to implement it at the national-level.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“NCRB has sought information about our initiative. A detailed report will soon be forwarded to NCRB soon so that it can be incorporated in crime and criminal tracking network and systems at the national-level,” IPS officer Sharat Kaviraj, who is the brainchild behind the system said.<br /><br />The system developed by Rajasthan police gives updated information about standing warrantees (SWs), proclaimed offenders (POs) and absconders.<br /><br />The information regarding the criminals is available with options of name, police station, district and state-wise searches and is shared by public on state police website www.police.rajasthan.gov.in, the SP-State Crime Records Bureau said.<br /><br />“No such systemised and online information about warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconders is available anywhere in the country except Rajasthan,” Kaviraj said.<br /><br />The key feature of the initiative is that it enables every police station of the state to get information about the anti-socials who are present in their jurisdiction irrespective of were cases has been lodged against them, he said.<br /><br />“This system will surely help in reducing the number of standing warrantees, proclaimed offenders and absconder because police is omnipresent and sorted information is with all police stations,” he said.<br /><br />Traditionally, police stations have details of the SWs, POs and absconders only related to the cases lodged with it but after implementation of the new system, police stations now have a report containing a sorted list of those criminals who are under their jurisdiction. <br /><br />“It is vital for police stations to know about the people who are the residents of their areas and are offenders and warrantees in cases lodged with other police stations,” Kaviraj said.<br /><br />After compilation of information of SWs, POs and absconders received from all police stations of the state, the data was digitalised and the online system was introduced last year.</p>