Police Seva Kendra inaugurated

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     Inauguration of Police Seva Kendra by
Rourkela SP Himanshu Lal

Rourkela: Rourkela SP Himanshu Lal inaugurated a Police Seva Kendra (PSK), at the Traffic Tower Police Station premises here yesterday.

Speaking on the occasion, Lal said that the PSK through its online crime and criminal tracking network (CCTN) and systems, will be of great help to the Steel City police in attending crime related complaints of the people.

The initiative of the Rourkela Police District to set up the PSK has come following the decision of the State Government to install such centres in Khurda and Angul police districts in the first phase for crime investigation and tracking of criminals by facilitating easy recordings, retrieval, analysis and sharing of information.

“Availability of quick and timely information about different facets of police functions to the right functionaries can bring in a sea change both in crime and criminal handling and operations”, the SP pointed out.

A person can lodge the FIR directly through the PSK online through an officer of Sub-Inspector rank. The concerned officer of the PSK will send the complaint to the respective police stations in handling of the cases. The PSK which will provide 24 hour service to the people, has been provided to 10 police stations out of a total of 23 under Rourkela Police district.

One can file his complaint either at the centre or by sending an SMS.

The 10 police stations that have been linked to the PSK are, Sector-15 police station with mobile number 82802-72223, Sector-4 Mahila PS (82802-72224), Tangarpali PS (82802-72225), Raghunathpali PS (82802-72226), Chhend PS (82802-72227), Lathikata PS (82802-72228), Jhirpani PS (82802-72229), Uditnagar PS (82802-72230), Sector-7 PS (82802-72231) and Bandhamunda PS (82802-72232). The remaining 13 police stations will be facilitated with this service soon.

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