New Delhi, January 7 (UITV)- Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday inaugurated the Bharatpol portal developed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Amit Shah also presented police medals to CBI officers and employees on the occasion. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, on the launch of the Bharatpol portal, described it as a beginning to give a new direction to the country’s international investigation processes.
Amit Shah said in his address, “Today we have gathered here for the launch of the Bharatpol portal and this is the beginning to take our country’s international investigation to a new era.” He said that with the structure of the Bharatpol portal, all the agencies of India and the state police will be able to connect their work with Interpol in a more effective way. This will speed up the process of investigation and it will make international cooperation more strong.
Amit Shah further said, “We all know that we are living in Amrit Kaal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described it as Amrit Kaal and 140 crore people of the country have also accepted it.” Shah said that from 75 years of independence to 2047, when India will be 100 years old, the country has resolved that it will be first in the world in every field. He believed that if this resolution is to be proved, then it will have many stages.
He also said, “We have decided that by 2027 we will make India the third largest economy in the world. Our goal is to make India a fully developed nation by 2047 and we have 25 years, which will prove to be a golden opportunity for India.” His message was that India will play a leading role in global leadership in the future and will set a new record in every field.
The main objective of the Bharatpol portal is to provide international police assistance to law enforcement agencies in cyber and financial crimes. This portal will enable the exchange of information in real time, thereby speeding up the investigation of crimes. In particular, this portal will streamline the processing of all requests for international assistance through Interpol. It will also include the process of issuing red notices and other colour-coded Interpol notices, which will improve international cooperation.
This portal can prove to be helpful in curbing serious crimes like cyber crime, financial crime, online radicalization, organized crime, drug trafficking and human trafficking. According to CBI officials, this portal is an important step in the fight against international criminal activities and it will act as a powerful tool to make the country’s investigating agencies more effective.
The major benefit of the Bharatpol portal is that it will simplify coordination for international investigations. In particular, this portal will help connect various investigating agencies of India and state police with Interpol, making their work more effective. Through this, these agencies will get immediate cooperation in taking action against international crimes.
In addition, this portal will provide quick assistance to investigating agencies in various types of criminal cases, including cyber crime, drug trafficking, organized crime and human trafficking. Along with this, the CBI believes that this portal will help India to further strengthen its position and influence against international crimes.
This cooperation and exchange of information through the Bharatpol portal will enhance the security of the country and strengthen the image of Indian investigative agencies at the international level. This will not only improve India’s security but will also help in increasing cooperation between police and investigative agencies at the global level.
The launch of the Bharatpol portal is an important step not only for India but also at the global level. This portal will accelerate India’s action against international crimes and make cooperation with other countries more effective. According to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, this portal is an important step to strengthen the country’s security and law enforcement system and will give a new direction to India.
