Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Future City Police Chief Demands Better Investigations, Lower Case Pendency
Future City’s police chief held a meeting to check how police cases are progressing.
He reviewed 66 serious cases and 68 cases involving protections for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
He also examined other complaints, pending records and police response systems.
The officers were told to collect evidence carefully and finish investigations on time.
They were asked to use technology to keep police records accurate.
The chief also wanted officers to respond quickly to citizens.
Police will continue awareness programs about cybercrime, drugs, women’s safety and traffic rules.
He said officers should keep following up until investigations and complaints reach a proper conclusion.
Commissioner of Police Dr. Tarun Joshi reviewed investigations and performance during Future City’s monthly crime review meeting.
The meeting covered 66 grave under-investigation cases, 68 SC/ST cases and other pending matters.
Officers were directed to improve evidence collection, case supervision, record updates and pendency reduction.
The review included CCTNS, NCRP petitions, Dial 112 calls, eSakshya, CEIR reports and E-PETTY cases.
Police were told to strengthen public safety, citizen response and awareness on cybercrime, drugs, women’s safety and traffic rules.
- Who
- Future City Commissioner of Police Dr. Tarun Joshi, IPS, and senior officers of the Future City Police Commissionerate.
- What
- A Monthly Crime Review Meeting was held to assess investigations, pending cases, technology-based policing and field performance.
- When
- The articles identify it as a monthly review meeting but do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Future City Police Commissionerate.
- Why
- To improve investigation quality, reduce case pendency, strengthen monitoring and improve public safety and citizen response.
- Meeting
- Monthly Crime Review Meeting
- Chair
- Dr. Tarun Joshi, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Future City
- Cases reviewed
- 66 grave under-investigation cases and 68 SC/ST cases
- Technology reviewed
- CCTNS, eSakshya, CEIR, DOPAMS and E-PETTY systems
- Other matters
- NCRP petitions, Dial 112 calls, sound-pollution complaints, Tipline cases and Point Book visit reports
- Public awareness
- Cybercrime, drug abuse, women’s safety and traffic rules