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Ramgarh Police Launch PRISM Platform to Speed Case Disposal
Ramgarh police have created a digital tool called PRISM.
It helps officers follow criminal cases from the first police report to the final report.
The tool records important information about each investigation.
It also shows what evidence has been collected and how the case is progressing.
Senior officers can check cases regularly.
They can tell investigating officers what needs to be done.
PRISM sends reminders when legal deadlines are getting close.
Police hope this will make investigations faster and improve accountability.
Ramgarh police launched PRISM to ensure time-bound disposal of pending criminal cases.
The platform digitally tracks cases from FIR registration through the final report and charge sheet.
It records investigating officers, supervision notes, evidence collection, accused status, and technical reports.
Digital reminders will alert officers as statutory 60-to-90-day deadlines approach.
Senior police officers can review case progress, issue directions, and check compliance through PRISM.
- Who
- Ramgarh police, led by Ramgarh Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Lunayat.
- What
- The police launched PRISM, a digital platform for tracking and supervising criminal investigations.
- Where
- Ramgarh district, Jharkhand.
- When
- The platform was launched on August 20; the report does not specify a year.
- Why
- To improve investigation quality, monitor cases, reduce delays, and ensure disposal within statutory timelines of 60 to 90 days.
Key facts
- Platform name
- Police Review of Investigation Status & Monitoring (PRISM)
- Launched by
- Ramgarh SP Mukesh Kumar Lunayat
- Tracking scope
- From FIR registration to submission of the final report with charge sheet
- Deadline monitoring
- Statutory timelines of 60 to 90 days
- Users
- SP, SDPOs, police inspectors, and station house officers
- Key functions
- Progress reviews, digital reminders, directions to investigating officers, and compliance checks
- Additional focus
- Improving Ramgarh district’s performance on the NCLI portal
Quotes
Ramgarh SP Mukesh Kumar Lunayat
Superintendent of Police, Ramgarh
“‘It will monitor details such as the name of the investigating officer, type of case, supervision notes, progress report, evidence collection, status of accused, scientific and technical reports, and compliance with statutory timelines between 60 to 90 days,’ the SP added.”
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“‘Based on pending points, timely directions can be issued to the investigating officer, and compliance can be checked. This will help reduce unnecessary delays and fix accountability at every stage,’ Lunayat said.”
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