Delhi Police launches e-FIR app for house theft, burglary complaints | Details
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The launch of the e-FIR app is considered a milestone in the series of web applications developed by the Delhi Police, enabling complainants to register FIR and receive a copy of the same instantly without going to a police station.
On the occasion of Republic Day 2022, the Commissioner of Police, Delhi, launched an e-FIR application system in the public service for registration of house theft and burglary incidents.
This activation is considered a milestone in the series of web applications developed by the Delhi Police, enabling complainants to register FIR and receive a copy of the same instantly without going to a police station.
Lodging an FIR for house theft and burglary just a few clicks away now!@CPDelhi launches e-FIR App for house theft and burglary complaints. Portal active from January 26, Wednesday.https://t.co/4p0ti45UUg#DelhiPolice #DelhiPoliceUpdates pic.twitter.com/zcjAjxhxl2
These transformations have made the life of citizens simpler through hassle-free registration, facilitating speedy investigation and systematic documentation.
- Immediate online lodging/downloading of First Information Report (FIR) for the property stolen in Delhi through the web.- Facilitate Investigating Officer to complete investigation steps and documentation.- Timely disposal of cases to reduce pendency at police stations and courts.
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