Karnal police to track criminals by fingerprints

Biometric-based device launched by Haryana police department as a pilot in Karnal

PTI | December 26, 2012



The Haryana police department has launched a Biometric-based device in Karnal which will enable it to detect criminals by their fingerprints, already stored in the database.

"District Karnal became the first district of Haryana where finger print capturing system has been implemented as pilot project," an official spokesman said in Chandigarh.

Additional Director General of Police, State Crime Record Bureau, Madhuban Liak Ram Dabas said that the state police has bought 65 finger print capturing devices recently, which can store full details of finger prints of 26,500 criminals.

"If finger prints of any person were already stored in this device, then it will recognise in no time when the same person put his fingers on it," he said.

This system would be very helpful for police in future in detecting criminals, he added.

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