Inauguration of Akola Police Command Center: A Leap Towards Safer Communities
Maharashtra minister Akash Fundkar inaugurated the Akola police's Command and Control Room, emphasizing projects like 'Raksha' and 'Trinetra' for citizen safety. The initiative includes QR codes for complaint registration and confidential reporting. The Trinetra project will monitor habitual criminals to prevent crime using advanced technology.

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Maharashtra Minister Akash Fundkar inaugurated the state-of-the-art Command and Control Room for the Akola police, underlining the significance of initiatives like 'Raksha' and 'Trinetra' in enhancing public safety across the district.
The state labour minister, who also serves as the district's guardian minister, expressed intentions to advocate for these programs to be expanded across other districts to bolster security on a wider scale.
Superintendent of Police Archit Chandak revealed that each police station now features a QR code system, allowing citizens to report misconduct anonymously. The Trinetra project will leverage cutting-edge technology to monitor and track habitual offenders, aiming to curb crime effectively.
(With inputs from agencies.)