This facility will be started under the Citizen Service System, where you will be able to report theft or loss of goods, view FIR, register senior citizens and register tenant or servant online.
New Delhi. Delhi Police will soon launch an online facility for the release of seized vehicles for the convenience of the citizens. At present, the process of getting the vehicles seized from the police stations is quite lengthy. In this, people have to make several rounds of the police stations. But now with the introduction of an online service, this burden will be reduced. People will now be able to get the vehicle released through online application.
This facility will be started under the Citizen Service System, where you will be able to report theft or loss of goods, view FIR, register senior citizens and register tenant or servant online.
That’s why you have to go to the police station
When the documents are not complete or the vehicle is parked in the no parking area, the police often seize the vehicles. To release the seized vehicles, the vehicle owner has to go to the police station and write an application. After this the application has to be taken to the concerned ACP office. After the approval of the ACP, the vehicle owner has to come again to the police station with the application.
This will benefit from the new facility
After this the vehicle is released after submitting the application at the Malkhana. However, after the implementation of the new system, the process will start after applying online and it will be like conducting police verification online. The biggest advantage of this will be that people will not have to go to the police station again and again. It is expected that soon the residents of Delhi will be able to take advantage of this facility.
Number of women cab drivers will increase in Delhi
On the other hand, Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has started a training program for 50 women cab drivers in the city to increase the number of women drivers in the public transport sector. The LG also flagged off 40 electric cabs along with women drivers at an event organized at the Institute of Driving and Traffic Research (IDTR) in Sarai Kale Khan. BJP MP from East Delhi Gautam Gambhir, Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar and other senior officials were present in this program.
