In order to improve the police & make it more people-friendly, the Government of Chhattisgarh has been supportive throughout. Different schemes like PMF, SIS, and 12th FC have enabled the department to improve its infrastructure in addition to the state budget.
Chhattisgarh police would first upload all registered FIRs to their web portal within 24 hours of November to preserve accountability between the police and the public. In compliance with the order of the Supreme Court, a module was prepared in which FIRs would be submitted online by all the respective police stations and SPs would be responsible for tracking them while they would be readily available to complainants and the public online.
The Crime Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS) is a move of Chhattisgarh police towards excellence in linking all police stations & higher offices to state data centers and lodging FIRs online & monitoring/analysis data of crimes/criminals.
Details
The CCTNS project, a mission mode project under the Government of India (GOI) e-mission program, is being implemented in Chhattisgarh State under the supervision of the Nodal Agency of the MHA, the NCRB. The main objective of the CCTNS project is to make the police work transparent and through the intranet connect all police stations & higher offices (total 597 locations). FIRs are reported via the system, and the department produces related police reports for use. All historical documents of the police since 2003 have been digitized.
Around 26,300 police officers were trained under the CCTNS initiative until August 2016. The state data center (SDC) has been connected to a total of 286 police stations & 149 higher offices with VPN over broadband (VPNoBB) connectivity.
What does CCTNS do?
- The running of all the departments is done digitally under Digital India and e-Governance Crime. So the openness in the work is there.
- The Crime and Criminal Monitoring Network and System (CCTNS) has been introduced by the Central Government under this structure. All the police stations are linked to one server in the region.
Benefits of FIR on mobile
- FIR would not be tampered with once reported at police stations.
- The accused will be aware of the report that has been filed. There’ll be no discrimination.
- In the possession of senior officers, too, would be FIR.
- To get a copy of the FIR, one does not have to go around.
- It would be possible for officers to sit in the office and see the reports of each police department.
HOW TO REGISTER E-FIR?
You can register your FIR with the Police Department online in Chhattisgarh using the Chhattisgarh Police online facility. Steps for registering FIR/reporting missing things with Chhattisgarh Police are as follows:
- Visit Chhattisgarh Police’s website by using the following link: cgpolice.gov.in
- Push the CCTNS button
- Select the For Citizens Button
- Click on setup and register yourself with Citizen Login
- Fill in the menu with details such as name, DOB, mobile number, address, proof of identity, etc.
- Push the Submit button
- Your user ID has now been established.
- Go to the Button for People Now
- Write Name of User
- Enter Your Password
- Write the displayed character in the Text Box
- From the Menu, select language
- Press the login button
You can now file a complaint online and register your FIR with Chhattisgarh Police.
FOLLOW THE STEPS TO SEE THE FIR
- Click on the link http/cgfir-ctz.cgpolice.gov.in while visiting Google to open the police portal. After that, on the smartphone or computer screen, the option of the name and date of the district and police station appears.
- Whichever FIR is lodged at the district police station, after selecting it, the date will have to be reported. All the FIRs entered on that date will appear with the order upon clicking on it. There is also a printing and downloading option.
CITIZENS SERVICES
- Complaint Online
- Fir View
- Missing Search for Individuals
- Dead Body Unidentified
- Missing individual / UIDB
- Information for Arrested Person
- Case Status View
DOWNLOAD OFFLINE FORMS
- C-Form form
- Complaint form
- Verification Request form
- Character Certificate Request form
- Employee Verification form
- Domestic Help Verification form
- Procession Request form
- Event/Performance Request form
- Protest/Strike Request form
CONTACT
Police Headquarter Chhattisgarh
Sector-19, Atal Nagar
Raipur-492002, Chhattisgarh
Telephone :(0771)-2433490
Email address: cctns_ch@ncrb.nic.in
CONCLUSION
Now you can see the complaint filed against someone at every state police station on your smartphone or computer. One has to go to the police portal for this. Chhattisgarh Police has been planning its web portal under the Crime and Criminal Monitoring Network and Framework (CCTNS). In this situation, both police stations can see registered cases. The FIR was made available online on the portal from the first week of December onwards. For a couple of days, it was put on trial. The FIR is now submitted regularly to police stations.
