Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Launches Biometric Database to Combat Crime
Imagine a super-powered database for the police.
Delhi Police created 'Crime Kundli', which is like a digital file cabinet for information on criminals.
It stores things like fingerprints, faces, and voices.
This helps the police identify people even if they use different names.
The system uses advanced search to quickly find matches.
It aims to help catch criminals faster and make the city safer.
It's like giving the police a high-tech tool to keep track of everything.
Delhi Police launched 'Crime Kundli', a system to track criminals.
The system integrates biometric data including fingerprints, faces, and voices.
It uses a unique ID to eliminate duplicate records, even with multiple aliases.
The Facial Recognition System (FRS) is integrated for matching suspects.
The goal is to improve accuracy and speed in identifying criminals.
- Who
- Delhi Police.
- What
- A unified biometric database named Crime Kundli.
- When
- Recently launched.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To improve accuracy and speed in identifying and tracking criminals.
- System Name
- Crime Kundli
- Data Included
- Fingerprints, face, iris, voice, handwriting, footprint, tattoos
- Purpose
- Enhance crime control and identification
- Key Feature
- Unique ID for each individual
- Technology Used
- Facial Recognition System (FRS), iris scans