Chandigarh Police Goes Digital: E-Beatbook 2.0 Launches
Chandigarh Police has launched an upgraded version of its e-Beatbook system, promising citizens easier access to grievance redressal. The new system, rolled out on April 21, 2025, aims to revolutionize policing in the city.
This digital initiative allows residents to connect with their local beat officer, file complaints online, and track the progress of their cases. The upgrade focuses on improved accessibility, accountability, and operational efficiency for both the police and the public.
The enhanced e-Beatbook incorporates structural changes designed to streamline the process of registering and resolving grievances. This includes improved data management and a user-friendly interface for easier navigation.
This move towards integrated, data-driven policing is expected to significantly improve response times and enhance transparency in law enforcement. The system’s success will depend on widespread adoption and effective training for both police personnel and the public. Its impact on crime rates and public satisfaction will be closely monitored in the coming months. This initiative sets a benchmark for other urban police forces across India to emulate.
