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Arunachal Pradesh Police goes digital, an IPS officer is the key

In today’s environment, relying on paper documents for Police operations restricts it from reaping the most substantial advantages of digitization. The Arunachal Pradesh Police understood it well and armed itself with the digitization for faster access to information, improved public experienc

By Whispers in the Corridors 1 min read

In today’s environment, relying on paper documents for Police operations restricts it from reaping the most substantial advantages of digitization. The Arunachal Pradesh Police understood it well and armed itself with the digitization for faster access to information, improved public experience and better decision making. The Police has launched a mobile app ‘ArunPol’ that offers most of the services. CM Pema Khandu recently launched the app for digital Policing. The senior IPS officer of Arunachal Pradesh Sanjay Bhatia, who has been shifted to Delhi only recently is the key brain behind the app. While talking to Whispers in the Corridors, he told that the app offers most of the Police department’s services. ‘ArunPol helps citizens minimizing the inconvenience while accessing Police services’, he said. The app is a single point platform for lodging Lost Reports, obtaining Police Clearance Certificates, filing Missing Reports, conducting Servant and Tenant Verifications, reporting complaints related to women and children, filing complaints against the police, accessing information on rules and laws, vital contact numbers, helpline numbers, vehicle towing details, and more.

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