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Law Panel Recommends Rolling Out Registration Of FIRs Online
The Law Commission has recommended rolling out registration of e-FIRs in a phased manner beginning with offences bearing up to three years jail term.
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At Delhi Airport, Police Kiosk Launched To Assist Passengers
Passengers arriving at the IGI airport in Delhi will be able to avail services of the Delhi Police, such as lodging e-FIRs, through an interactive kiosk at the Terminal-3.
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Can Police Cases Be Filed Online? Home Ministry Asks Law Commission
Can people be allowed to lodge a first information report (FIR) online or an e-FIR from the confines of their homes, the Home Ministry has asked the Law Commission.
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Kanpur Registers First E-FIR In Uttar Pradesh
Police lodged the first 'e-FIR' in Uttar Pradesh with a software engineer registering the complaint of his stolen mobile phone through email.
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Delhi Police Launches Mobile App to Register e-FIRs for Motor Vehicle Thefts
Delhi Police has launched a mobile app that will enable people to lodge an e-FIR (Electronic First Information Report) if their motor vehicle is stolen without going to a police station.
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Law Panel Recommends Rolling Out Registration Of FIRs Online
The Law Commission has recommended rolling out registration of e-FIRs in a phased manner beginning with offences bearing up to three years jail term.
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At Delhi Airport, Police Kiosk Launched To Assist Passengers
Passengers arriving at the IGI airport in Delhi will be able to avail services of the Delhi Police, such as lodging e-FIRs, through an interactive kiosk at the Terminal-3.
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Can Police Cases Be Filed Online? Home Ministry Asks Law Commission
Can people be allowed to lodge a first information report (FIR) online or an e-FIR from the confines of their homes, the Home Ministry has asked the Law Commission.
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Kanpur Registers First E-FIR In Uttar Pradesh
Police lodged the first 'e-FIR' in Uttar Pradesh with a software engineer registering the complaint of his stolen mobile phone through email.
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Delhi Police Launches Mobile App to Register e-FIRs for Motor Vehicle Thefts
Delhi Police has launched a mobile app that will enable people to lodge an e-FIR (Electronic First Information Report) if their motor vehicle is stolen without going to a police station.
