Uttar Pradesh has ranked first for the third consecutive year in recording the highest entry rate on the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) platform, conceptualised by the Supreme Court’s e-committee and implemented by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs.
The ICJS platform facilitates seamless transfer of data and information among various pillars of the criminal justice system nationwide. In this, data related to crimes and criminals is exchanged between courts, police, jails and forensic science laboratories through a single window system.
Additional Director-General (Prosecution) Deepesh Juneja said that the Directorate of Prosecution, Uttar Pradesh had recorded 1,56,22,514 entries on the ICJS platform so far.
Madhya Pradesh is in second place with 35,04,828 entries, and Bihar in third place with 16,65,107 entries.
Through ICJS, records such as FIR, case numbers, jail ID, and records from filing FIRs against suspects to imprisonment of culprits are maintained. Additionally, details of court cases, trials, judgments, prosecution and forensic information can be accessed by courts, police, jails and forensic science laboratories through a single platform.
Information related to criminal justice related to investigation, search, case history, case pendency, current status of the criminal, etc. required from time to time is also available on the ICJS. The police department gets help in data analytics for the prediction of crimes based on this information and effective management of crime control in the future.
In addition to this, photographs, videos, documentary evidence as well as court case data, and video recordings of court proceedings related to crimes and criminals are also preserved on ICJS. Furthermore, it facilitates the enablement of judicial proceedings through video conferencing.
