Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal mentioned the blockchain portal will drastically enhance the search for justice.
Indian Police have launched the nation’s first complaints portal powered by the Polygon blockchain, in response to particulars printed earlier this week.
As shared by Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal on Wednesday, the portal is for ‘first information report (FIR) and was developed for the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad Police.
Police Complaint on Blockchain
Cryptocurrencies would possibly but face extra regulatory hurdles from the Indian authorities, however blockchain know-how continues to see rising adoption.
One of the main information this week has been the piloting of the brand new blockchain-powered system for the Firozabad police.
Announced this week, the ‘Police Complaint on Blockchain’ is constructed on the Polygon’s modular blockchain, which affords a personalized community for specialised performance. In this case, the system is allow FIR accessibility and in so doing assist curtail situations of report manipulation in addition to the blocking of such experiences throughout the system.
जनपद में जनशिकायतों के त्वरित निस्तारण हेतु पायलट प्रोजेक्ट “पुलिस कम्पलेन्ट ऑन ब्लॉक चैन” को लॉन्च किये जाने के सम्बन्ध में वरिष्ठ पुलिस अधीक्षक फिरोजाबाद द्वारा दी गयी वीड़ियो बाइटः- 1/2 @Uppolice @adgzoneagra @igrangeagra @IpsAshish pic.twitter.com/kTBolZbfwV
— Firozabad Police (@firozabadpolice) October 10, 2022
Per the Firozabad police, anybody looking for to lodge grievances will likely be in a position to take action by way of a particular QR code obtainable in any respect Firozabad police stations.
“With an FIR (first information report) going on blockchain, specifically if people can get online platform to file these with their identity, no lower level officers can deny the FIR. This could be a game-changer in ensuring the right to justice,” Nailwal defined in tweet.
Users will profit from options reminiscent of transparency and immutability of filed experiences, one thing that has been missing amid allegations of corruption amongst officers.
Kashif Raza, the founding father of Web3 targeted platform Bitinning, says Polygon powering the complaints portal additionally makes reporting simple and verifiable.
Under the steerage of tech-savvy (IIT-Kharagpur) IPS officer @IpsAshish, 🇮🇳’s 1st police grievance portal on @0xPolygon blockchain has been launched in Firozabad (UP).
1) Complaints are actually immutable.2) Verifiable.3) Easy to file.https://t.co/aKbio1ljts@sandeepnailwal🚀
— Kashif Raza (@simplykashif) October 12, 2022