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C'garh: Scheme against heinous crimes on anvil

| Thursday | 19th July, 2018

CHANDIGARH: Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has given approval for the launch of a scheme to identify and take appropriate measures in expeditiously disposing heinous crimes, an official spokesperson said on Thursday.Under the Identified Crime Scheme, state and district-level committees will be constituted, which will be headed by the additional chief secretary and deputy commissioners respectively, the spokesperson said. "The Haryana government is making strenuous efforts to rein in heinous and sensational crimes like dacoity, murder, terrorist activities, rape, gang rape, rape of small girls, kidnapping and so on," he said.The district-level committees will meet on the first Tuesday of every month, identify heinous and sensational crimes during the month, if any, and submit recommendations to the state-level committee, which will decide on its inclusion in 'Identified Crimes', the official said.The state-level committee will review the progress made in various cases and take corrective measures in clearing the bottlenecks in investigation or trial. Crime control is an extremely important aspect of good governance and brings a sense of security among the citizens, he added.The members of district-level committees, headed by the deputy commissioner, will include superintendent of police or commissioner of police, district attorney, superintendent or deputy superintendent of jail of the respective districts.Members of the state-level committee, headed by the additional chief secretary, will be the director general of police (CID), director of forensic sciences laboratory, district attorney and legal remembrancer. It will also review the number of cases reported from different districts, he said.If the number of cases reported by any district is insufficient or there is a crime that qualifies to be covered under the scheme, but the authorities have failed to report, then the committee will take up with that district, the spokesperson said.The committee will also meet on the third Tuesday of every month and bring the latest progress report on the cases for review and necessary action.The spokesperson said heinous and sensational crimes create a deep impact on the psyche of the society and, therefore, require close monitoring to get justice delivered.

CHANDIGARH: Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has given approval for the launch of a scheme to identify and take appropriate measures in expeditiously disposing heinous crimes, an official spokesperson said on Thursday.Under the Identified Crime Scheme, state and district-level committees will be constituted, which will be headed by the additional chief secretary and deputy commissioners respectively, the spokesperson said."The Haryana government is making strenuous efforts to rein in heinous and sensational crimes like dacoity, murder, terrorist activities, rape, gang rape, rape of small girls, kidnapping and so on," he said.The district-level committees will meet on the first Tuesday of every month, identify heinous and sensational crimes during the month, if any, and submit recommendations to the state-level committee, which will decide on its inclusion in 'Identified Crimes', the official said.The state-level committee will review the progress made in various cases and take corrective measures in clearing the bottlenecks in investigation or trial. It will also review the number of cases reported from different districts, he said.If the number of cases reported by any district is insufficient or there is a crime that qualifies to be covered under the scheme, but the authorities have failed to report, then the committee will take up with that district, the spokesperson said.The committee will also meet on the third Tuesday of every month and bring the latest progress report on the cases for review and necessary action.The spokesperson said heinous and sensational crimes create a deep impact on the psyche of the society and, therefore, require close monitoring to get justice delivered. Crime control is an extremely important aspect of good governance and brings a sense of security among the citizens, he added.The members of district-level committees, headed by the deputy commissioner, will include superintendent of police or commissioner of police, district attorney, superintendent or deputy superintendent of jail of the respective districts.Members of the state-level committee, headed by the additional chief secretary, will be the director general of police (CID), director of forensic sciences laboratory, district attorney and legal remembrancer.

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