Haryana Retains Top Position on National Dashboard for New Criminal Laws with 95.28 Score

State scores full 10 out of 10 for timely delivery of citizen services through Haryana Police’s Harsamay portal

Chandigarh- Haryana has continued to excel in the implementation of the new criminal laws, securing a score of 95.28 on the national dashboard and maintaining its top position since June 7. The state has also received a perfect score of 10 out of 10 for delivering citizen services within the prescribed time limits through the Harsamay portal.

The progress was reviewed during the 34th meeting of the State-Level Apex Committee on the implementation of the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) and the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS). The meeting was chaired by Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi.

During the meeting, officials reviewed the implementation of CCTNS and ICJS 2.0, with a focus on strengthening the technological infrastructure of the criminal justice system and improving coordination among various agencies.

Discussions also covered the modernisation of the criminal justice system, the e-charge-sheet mechanism, forensic services, procurement of digital equipment and measures to enhance technical coordination between departments and law enforcement agencies.

The review highlighted the importance of technology-driven policing, efficient investigation processes and seamless information-sharing among institutions involved in the criminal justice system.

Haryana’s performance on the national dashboard reflects the state’s continued efforts to implement the new criminal laws and improve the delivery of police-related services to citizens. The perfect score achieved by the Harsamay portal further underscores the state’s focus on providing public services within stipulated timelines.

The committee also examined key implementation requirements and areas requiring continued coordination to ensure the effective rollout of CCTNS and ICJS 2.0 across the state.

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