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Police stations in Idukki will now be reviewed by public
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Police stations in Idukki will now be reviewed by public

In Kerala's Idukki district, the police have introduced a new initiative allowing the public to rate and provide feedback on police station services via QR codes. Visitors can scan the codes using smartphones to rate stations on a scale of 1 to 5, with lower scores indicating poor service. The system also allows citizens to submit complaints and suggestions in English and Malayalam. All collected data is sent to the district cyber cell for verification, and stations with low ratings will receive additional training. Officials aim for all stations to achieve a 5-star rating and emphasized that the system will promote better conduct and efficiency among police personnel.

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Police stations in Idukki will now be reviewed by public

In Kerala's Idukki district, the police have introduced a new initiative allowing the public to rate and provide feedback on police station services via QR codes. Visitors can scan the codes using smartphones to rate stations on a scale of 1 to 5, with lower scores indicating poor service. The system also allows citizens to submit complaints and suggestions in English and Malayalam. All collected data is sent to the district cyber cell for verification, and stations with low ratings will receive additional training. Officials aim for all stations to achieve a 5-star rating and emphasized that the system will promote better conduct and efficiency among police personnel.

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