Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Bhopal Police's QR-Based Tool Receives 45 Complaints in First Week
The Bhopal Police introduced a new system where people can scan a QR code to report problems or give feedback.
In the first week, they received 45 complaints.
These complaints were about small fights, parking issues, and other minor problems.
The police are quickly addressing the urgent ones and reviewing the rest regularly.
The system also keeps the person who reports a problem anonymous, which means their identity is not shared with others.
This helps people feel safe to report issues without fear.
Bhopal Police's QR-based complaint system received 45 complaints in its first week.
Complaints included minor disputes, neighborhood quarrels, small frauds, and traffic-related issues.
A woman used the QR code to report harassment after previous visits to the police station were unsuccessful.
Urgent complaints are being acted upon promptly, with regular reviews for feedback and traffic complaints.
The identity of complainants reporting feedback or illegal activities is kept anonymous.
- Who
- Bhopal Police and citizens of Bhopal
- What
- Implementation of a QR-based complaint and feedback system
- When
- First week of rollout
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To improve transparency and prompt action on citizen complaints
- Location
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Complaints Received
- 45
- Time Period
- First Week
- Police Stations Involved
- 38
- Complaint Types
- Minor disputes, neighborhood quarrels, small frauds, traffic-related issues
- Action Taken
- Immediate action for urgent cases, regular reviews for feedback and traffic complaints
- Complainant Anonymity
- Identity not disclosed for feedback or illegal activity reports