Launch of modern monitoring system for supervisory officers to improve performance of Police.
The DIG IT briefed the supervisory officers about the working of the Monitoring Dashboard in a video link meeting.
The Monitoring Dashboard integrates personnel, crime, investigation, security, patrolling, inspection, discipline and police station records under the modern system.
Supervising officers from the Monitoring Dashboard will be able to sit in their offices and more effectively monitor the affairs of police stations.
On the direction of Inspector General of Police Punjab Inam Ghani, in view of further improvement in the working of police force and police station matters, a modern monitoring system has been launched for supervisory officers under which DPOs, DSPs and other supervisory officers will be able to effectively monitor the professional affairs of the police stations with the help of modern integrated system. These views were expressed by DIG IT Waqas Nazir while talking to the officers while presiding over a meeting held at Central Police Office. He further said that the Monitoring Dashboard has integrated all the matters of police stations including personnel, crime, investigation, security, patrolling, inspection, discipline and police station records under modern system and DPOs and DSPs will be able to easily and effectively monitor all the above mentioned matters of the police stations under their administration from the dashboard. He further said that the monitoring dashboard has also been integrated with the police station record management and human resource management system and as soon as an FIR is registered in any police station, the concerned supervisory officers will be alerted on the monitoring dashboard. The pilot project of Monitoring Dashboard is initially being launched in six districts of Kasur, Narowal, Jhang, Mianwali, Okara and Dera Ghazi Khan and from January 1, 2021, the system will be activated in all other districts of the province.
DPOs and DSPs of Kasur, Narowal, Jhang, Mianwali, Okara and Dera Ghazi Khan participated in the meeting through video link. Answering their questions, DIG IT Waqas Nazir further said that with the activation of Monitoring Dashboard System , timely steps will be taken for further improvement in the professional affairs of the police stations. He further said that in the light of the feedback received from the pilot project, if further upgrading was required in the working of the Monitoring Dashboard, it would be expedited. He further said that all the officers should make maximum use of the pilot project during the test run and also give feedback on further improvement so that the monitoring dashboard could be further improved. The meeting was attended by DPOs and DSPs of Kasur, Narowal, Jhang, Mianwali, Okara and Dera Ghazi Khan through video link.
(Handout No. 281)
Nayab Haider
Director Public Relations
Punjab Police
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