Rajasthan CM launches e-zero FIRs and e-visitors portal; police conference in Jaipur focuses on modern policing, Vision 2047, and cybercrime.

Jaipur: Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma participated at a state-level police conference at the Rajasthan Police Academy . On this occasion, he introduced a significant e-visitors portal and e-zero FIRs to make policing more robust and technologically oriented. The Chief Minister also launched the book Rajasthan Police Priority 2026.

Pollution evolved in India, at Jaipur.

On January 8 and 9, the Rajasthan Police Academy campus will host the state-level conference ‘Policing in Developed India’. Sanjeev Kumar Narjari, Director and Additional Director General of the Academy, stated that the conference’s goal is to strengthen the state’s police system in preparation for future difficulties.

Senior Administrative Officers present.

Minister of State for Home Jawahar Singh Bedham, Rajasthan Chief Secretary V. Srinivas, and Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Bhaskar A. Sawant were also present. Aside from that, senior police officers from around the state, IGs from all ranges, District Superintendents of Police, and other officers are attending the conference.

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There will be ten sessions throughout two days in Jaipur.

The conference will feature ten sessions that will cover a wide range of current and future policing issues. On the first day, the difficulties of expanding cybercrime, strengthening police stations, debriefing the 60th DG/IG National Conference, Policing Roadmap Vision 2047, and worldwide counter-terrorism concerns will be thoroughly reviewed.

Special emphasis on technology and policy, platform for determining future strategy.

The conference focuses on technology innovation, administrative reforms, and policy direction in police. In his remarks, the Chief Minister stated that changing times necessitate the modernization of the police system in order to provide more safe and timely services to ordinary persons. The state-level police conference is regarded as an important forum for determining the future strategy of the state’s law enforcement, internal security, and police administration. The two-day event is expected to provide the state police with new direction and a clear path forward.\