Assam, Chief Secretary Ravi Kota convened a pivotal meeting to review and endorse the State Action Plan for the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) .
Assam, Chief Secretary Ravi Kota convened a pivotal meeting to review and endorse the State Action Plan for the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) .
Guwahati:In a significant move to bolster the efficiency of criminal justice services in Assam, Chief Secretary Ravi Kota convened a pivotal meeting to review and endorse the State Action Plan for the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) and the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) 2.0.The meeting focused on assessing the current progress of both initiatives within the state, highlighting key strategies aimed at improving coordination and streamlining processes in the criminal justice sector. Among the primary topics discussed was the integration of the MedLEaPR application with the CCTNS, which is expected to enhance data accessibility and management for law enforcement agencies. Additionally, plans to connect the CCTNS with the Chief Minister’s Dashboard were outlined, promising real-time insights and oversight into crime tracking efforts.Another notable initiative presented was the implementation of the eSummon module, designed to facilitate the electronic issuance of summons, thereby expediting legal proceedings and minimizing bureaucratic delays. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to modernize Assam’s law enforcement frameworks and ensure a more responsive criminal justice system.The Chief Secretary emphasized the importance of these initiatives in creating a more integrated and efficient legal environment. The roadmap laid out during the meeting is set to guide future advancements in Assam’s criminal justice infrastructure, with the ultimate goal of fostering a safer and more secure society.As the state moves forward with these projects, the focus remains on leveraging technology to enhance transparency, accountability, and efficiency in law enforcement, ensuring that the justice system is better equipped to serve the needs of its citizens.
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