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Online FIR Registration: Government of India Initiative

Learn about the challenges in the current system, the concept of FIR, and the importance of online FIR registration under the Digital India Programme by Kuldeep Kalids Kamble. Discover the differences between cognizable and non-cognizable offenses, the benefits of online FIR filing, and how it helps overcome traditional challenges. Take action against crime efficiently and securely through the online FIR process.

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Online FIR Registration: Government of India Initiative

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  1. Online FIR Registration Government of India Initiative - By KuldeepKalidsKamble Under Digital India Programme

  2. Present challenges in the system?

  3. What is F.I.R (First Information Report) ? • Technically an F.I.R refers to the information on the commission of an offence given to a police officer by the first informant. In other words, it is basically a complaint document that sets the provisions of the criminal law in motion. • To begin with, it is important to primarily understand the difference between Cognizable and Non-Cognizable offences. And F.I.R is filed for cognizable offences. • Under the Criminal Procedure Code, commonly known as CrPC, a cognizable offence allows the police to directly register an F.I.R and immediately begin investigation. The accused can also be arrested without a Warrant. Rape, murder, kidnapping and theft are examples of offences that fall into this category. • In a Non-Cognizable Offence, the police will require the permission of the court to register a case or investigate. The accused cannot be arrested without a Warrant and the offence is bail able. Examples of non-cognizable offences include criminal intimidation, trespassing, making a public nuisance of oneself, misappropriation of property, physical assault, forgery, causing simple hurt, and simple cheating.

  4. Need of Online FIR • Most people dread going to the police station when a crime takes place. There is usually a feeling that registering a complaint is a tedious process or the police will not be cooperative. But, that shouldn’t stop anybody from taking action against a crime. • When you approach the police station, you are required to file an First Information Report (FIR) or a complaint. This document record’s the complainant’s perspective on the crime committed. • Political Pressure And Manipulative challenges while registering a complaint in Police station by Police • Many a time police do not register FIR

  5. Traditional FIR

  6. Filling FIRs Online..

  7. Benefits of online fir • Saves Time • Zero Political influence • Zero Police interference while registering FIR • Victim feels safe while registering it online • Fast and guaranteed procedure • Free of cost • Can file it from any place, don’t need to present in police station

  8. THANK YOU

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