Shah to Launch 'Bharatpol': A Game-Changer for Global Policing
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the Bharatpol portal, designed by the CBI to facilitate real-time international cooperation among law enforcement agencies through Interpol. The platform aims to streamline communication, enhance efficiency, and accelerate access to international police support, addressing transnational crime challenges effectively.
- Country:
- India
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to introduce the 'Bharatpol' portal, a cutting-edge platform crafted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). This innovation promises to revolutionize how Indian police forces and central agencies engage with international law enforcement through Interpol, aiming for faster assistance.
Developed in response to the escalation of transnational crimes like cyber-crime and human trafficking, the portal enables seamless requests for intelligence on international fugitives. The Home Ministry highlights its potential to streamline international cooperation, significantly bolstering India's law enforcement capabilities under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.
The Bharatpol portal, accessible online, minimizes communication delays previously managed via emails and faxes. By facilitating faster access to Interpol resources, it acts as a transformative tool for field-level officers, enhancing global policing collaboration and effectiveness in tackling crime.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Adityanath's Mandate: Elevating Law Enforcement Infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh
Telangana CM Stresses Law Enforcement in Film Industry Amidst Pushpa Controversy
Hangzhou's Global Cultural Renaissance: Pioneering International Cooperation Through BRLC
U.S. law enforcement worried about copycat vehicle-ramming attacks - intelligence bulletin
Suspect in New Orleans crash and shooting is dead after firefight with police, reports AP, quoting law enforcement officials.