Introduction of e-challaning of vehicles throughout Haryana

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, DEC 11

Haryana Director General of Police Shriniwas  Vashisht said that as result of the success of system of e-challaning of vehicles in Faridabad and Panchkula, now it would be  implemented in the entire State from January 2013.

        The system will involved a central server conducting all the districts and e-chalans will be issued by using hand held machines. The offenders will able to pay the required fine for traffic violation on the spot itself and obtain receipt. The machine will also intimate if the person is a repeat offender, meriting higher fine under law. If the vehicle concerned is involved in some crime or is stolen, the hand held machine will be able to detect it form the server. This will not only facilitate the public in payment of fine, but also work as a deterrent against stealing vehicles.  

Mr. Vashisht was reviewing the law and order situation in the State in a meeting with all Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs), Inspector Generals of Police (IGP) Ranges and Police Commissioners through video conferencing here today.

To keep a check on theft of vehicles   in the National Capital Region  (NCR), the DGP   asked the Commissioners of Police, Gurgaon, Faridabad and concerned SSPs to prepare a joint strategy in this regard and said that for this extra force would be provided to them.

He said that an intensive campaign would be launched in the State to nab the proclaimed offenders.  He said that to keep a check on the incidents of chain snatching and eve teasing, police personnel should be deployed at the nakas and crowded places in civil dress.  

Mr. Vashisht directed the senior field functionaries of the police department to ensure speedy disposal of pending cases concerning different crimes on priority basis. He said that it would not only ease the burden of police but would also instill a sense of satisfaction among the people towards the functioning of policing system in the State. The DGP directed that in all criminal cases reported in the police stations, FIR should be registered immediately and speedy investigation into the cases should be done.

        The DGP laid special stress on solving violent property crimes in the state. Such crimes have been reported from Panipat (Murder and looting of cash in Samalkha) Gurgaon and Jhajjar districts. He expressed satisfaction that most of these cases have been traced by sustained police efforts. An intensive campaign would be launched in the state to nab the proclaimed offenders, he added.    

 Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Law and Order Mr. M.S. Maan, ADGP Training Mr. Anil Dawra, ADGP Crime against Women Mr. K. Selvaraj, ADGP, Admnistration, Mr. A.K. Dhull, Inspector General (IG) Modernization Mr. R.C. Mishra, IG South Range Mr. O.P. Singh, IG Railways Mr. V. Kamaraj and other senior officers of thepolice department were also present on this occasion.