Ahmedabad police goes hi-tech

Launches website where residents can register details of tenants and domestic help besides other things

GN Bureau | October 13, 2012



The Ahmedabad city police launched its own website (http://www.ahmedabadcitypolice.org/) on Friday which will have information about local police stations and officers, regular updates on traffic diversions and registration of foreigners.

Not only this, the residents will be able to register details of their tenants and domestic help online too. The users can also upload scanned images such as passport-size photograph or identity cards as attachments for the registration.

The site also has information such as Citizens' Charter, filing of applications under Right to Information (RTI) and filing online complaint that can be viewed by senior police officials. Information of the women police station and traffic branch has also been given. Officials said that since its launch, the site has got more than 10,000 hits.

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