Meghalaya Police is implementing the Government of India’s Crime and Criminal Monitoring Network and Systems (CCTNS), which is a Task Mode Project. All Police Stations and Higher Police Offices in the state and around the country are computerized and networked under the CCTNS initiative. For convenience, all police offices are interconnected and centralized application work is carried out. The Meghalaya Police is committed to providing people with time-bound services and good governance in the state. To provide people with better and fast services, Meghalaya Police has launched the Citizen Portal online under the CCTNS Project.
The police have to be obedient to the Constitution of India and protect and maintain the citizens ‘ rights guaranteed by it. The police do not doubt the ownership or necessity of any duly enacted legislation. Without fear or favor, animosity, or vindictiveness, they should apply the law strongly and impartially. The police should understand the limits of their powers and duties and respect them. They should not usurp the duties of the judiciary or even appear to usurp them and sit in judgment on cases to avenge individuals and punish the guilty.
The Crime Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS) is a move of Meghalaya police towards excellence in linking all police stations & higher offices to state data centers and lodging FIRs online & monitoring/analysis data of crimes/criminals.
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.
What is an FIR?
- The” First Information “is defined as the information provided to a police officer and reduced to writing, and the corresponding report is understood to mean the” First Information Report (FIR).
- The First Knowledge Report is a complaint or grievance.
- It is not a complicated form and need not follow a specific format, contrary to the impression of many people.
- Your complaint should be as basic and straightforward as it applies only to the incident.
- It can be printed on any plain document.
How to lodge your FIR
- Go to the police station nearest you and lodge your complaint.
- It is the responsibility of the police officer present to assist you by reducing your complaint to writing if one is illiterate or unable to write.
- Information concerning a cognizable crime may also be submitted over the telephone to the nearest police station.
- You can also contact Dy. SP, Addl. SP or Superintendent of Police to lodge your complaint if the officers present at the Police Station fail to report the event.
BENEFITS OF E-FIR
- E-FIR will minimize costs Requirement relating to the production and distribution of paper and resume.
- With the aid of online FIR, as opposed to filing a case at the Police Station, people would be able to file cases quickly.
- People also feel afraid and anxious about going to the police station. They will be able to register on-line FIRs very quickly after this technique.
- Registering an online FIR would be very convenient for women if you see the atrocities faced by women.
STEPS TO ONLINE FIR REGISTRATION WITH THE MEGHALAYA POLICE
You can file an FIR with Meghalaya Police online by using the Meghalaya Police Department’s online facility. Steps for Meghalaya Police Registering FIR are as follows:
- By using the following link, visit the Meghalaya Police Website: www.megpolice.gov.in
- Press the ‘Services’ button
- Click on Programs for People
- Click on the Citizen Portal CCTNS Meghalaya http/citizenportal.meghpol.nic.in
- Press Build Username for a Citizen
- Fill in the Data
- Press the submit button and your website registration has now been completed.
- Click on the CITIZEN PORTAL CCTNS MEGHALAYA http/citizenportal.meghpol.nic.in
- Enter Security Code, Password and User Name
- Press the button to log in.
- You will lodge a complaint after you have signed in.
FOLLOW THE STEPS TO SEE THE FIR
- Click on the link http://citizenportal.meghpol.nic.in while visiting Google to open the police portal. Click on the Citizen FIR search.
- After that, on the smartphone or computer screen, the option of the FIR Number 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.
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
Bureau of National Crime Records
Block East-7, R.K. Puram,
Delhi-New-110066, India
Phone number :(91-11) 26172324, 26105353
Fax: 26186576, 261979844, (91-11)
Email address: dct@ncrb.nic.inic
Bureau of State Crime Records
Shillong-793001, Meghalaya
Mobile numbers :(91-364) 2224181, 2215716
Email address: scrb-meg@nic.in
