Amit Shah launches Bharatpol , aims to streamline international police assistance
PTC News Desk: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has launched Bharatpol on Tuesday in New Delhi. It is a portal developed by Central Bureau of Investigation(CBI) which will enable law enforcement agencies across India to access real-time information for quicker international police assistance.
During the event, Amit Shah said, "'Bharatpol' has been launched here today. Bharatpol will take our country's international investigations to a new era. CBI was the only agency identified to work with the Interpol but with the launch of Bharatpol, every Indian agency and all states' police will easily be able to connect with the Interpol... We will be able to bridge gaps and work efficiently to control crime..."
“This is a step to take international investigation to a new level where every probe agency, every state police force can easily connect with the Interpol and can speed up their probe,” he added further.
#WATCH | Delhi | Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah says, "'Bharatpol' has been launched here today. Bharatpol will take our country's international investigations to a new era. CBI was the only agency identified to work with the Interpol but with the… https://t.co/FtVN6IuMNf pic.twitter.com/vy2IspbSgo — ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2025
This portal will streamline all requests for international assistance through Interpol, including the issuance of Red Notices and other color-coded Interpol notices.
Home Minister Amit Shah praised the BHARATPOL portal, saying that through this, our country's police departments will study and analyze various types of global crimes, enabling us to create a framework to prevent these crimes before they occur in our country.
At the event, Shah also presented Police Medals to 35 CBI officers/officials, who have been awarded the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service and Uthe nion Home Minister's Medal for Excellence in Investigation.
- PTC NEWS
