Police’s ‘Scan QR’ initiative turns a big hit
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Police’s ‘Scan QR’ initiative turns a big hit

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad:When you face any difficulties at the police station while lodging a complaint, you can now scan the QR code installed at the police station to provide feedback to senior police officials. Days after Director General of Police Jitender launched the Citizen Feedback system by installing QR codes in all police stations across Telangana to collect citizen feedback, a massive response was recorded. If a citizen is unable to scan the QR code installed at the police station, they can also call the police officials and report their feedback about police services in Telangana. Superintendent of Police Maddipati Srinivas from CID, who is handling the citizen feedback system, reported that 70 per cent of the responses from citizens were positive regarding policing and services offered at police stations. The police officials launched the feedback system to allow citizens to share their opinions on five key areas: lodging complaints, FIR registration, traffic e-Challans, passport verifications, and other services.

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Jalgaon can now QR-code police complaints: How this aids enforcement
6 days, 2 hours ago

Jalgaon can now QR-code police complaints: How this aids enforcement

India Today  

Citizens of Maharashtra who wish to bring a wrongdoing or incident to the notice of law enforcement agencies and yet stay anonymous may have a solution on hand. Police in the state’s Jalgaon district have launched an initiative wherein people can use QR codes pasted at public places to communicate their grievances or concerns. Jalgaon superintendent of police Dr Maheshwar …

673 police station reviews received in one month via QR codes in Chandigarh
2 months, 1 week ago

673 police station reviews received in one month via QR codes in Chandigarh

Hindustan Times  

Ever since it was launched on November 11, 2024, the QR Code-Based Citizen Review Service has received 673 responses, which are regularly reviewed by senior police officers. The collected data is used to rank the stations on a monthly basis, with the rankings being publicly displayed on the Chandigarh Police website, thereby promoting transparency. Available at police stations, Samavesh Centres, …

Visiting a police station in Chandigarh? Now, leave a review by scanning QR code
4 months, 2 weeks ago

Visiting a police station in Chandigarh? Now, leave a review by scanning QR code

Hindustan Times  

To bring greater transparency and raise the bar for police services, Chandigarh Police have unveiled a new approach to public feedback—QR code-based reviews. Until now, Chandigarh Police primarily relied on traditional feedback mechanisms for public redressal, including in-person complaint registers at police stations, verbal feedback during visits, and public window where citizens could report issues or concerns. Feedback system available …

Bengaluru launches QR code feedback system for police stations
1 year, 8 months ago

Bengaluru launches QR code feedback system for police stations

Hindustan Times  

In a citizen friendly initiative, Bengaluru police along with the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike on Tuesday launched a QR code system for people through which they can give feedback on the service provided to citizens. Bengaluru City police commissioner B Dayananda took to Twitter to announce the initiative. Bengaluru City police commissioner B Dayananda took to Twitter to announce the …

Bengaluru police and BBMP launch QR codes for complaints and feedback. Details
1 year, 8 months ago

Bengaluru police and BBMP launch QR codes for complaints and feedback. Details

Hindustan Times  

Bengaluru police along with the city’s civic body have launched a QR code for people, where they can give feedback about the public services. These QR codes will be made available at all police stations and street boards, said Bengaluru Police. In a tweet, Bengaluru police commissioner B Dayananda said, “A QR code-based feedback mechanism has been introduced in all …

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