Gadwal District Encourages Public Feedback Through QR Codes
The Superintendent of Police (SP) for Gadwal District, T Srinivas Rao, IPS, announced the importance of gathering feedback from citizens who visit police stations or circle offices. He encouraged people to use the newly introduced QR code system to share their experiences and opinions about police services.
To support this initiative, Telangana State Director General of Police (DGP) Jitender, IPS, officially launched the QR code system. Following this, District SP Srinivas Rao unveiled posters related to the new feedback mechanism in his office.
QR Codes Implemented Across Police Offices
The SP explained that QR codes have been placed in all police stations, circle offices, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) offices, and the district police office. These QR codes allow citizens to provide feedback on how their complaints were handled and their interactions with police personnel.
Easy Access to QR Code Posters
Posters displaying the QR codes will be prominently placed in reception areas and other visible spots within police stations and offices. This ensures that the public can easily access the codes and provide feedback.
Services Covered by the QR Code Feedback System
Citizens can share their opinions on various services, including:
1. Complaints and petitions.
2. FIR and case handling.
3. Traffic violations and e-challans.
4. Passport verification.
5. Other services provided by the police.
By scanning the QR code (https://qr.me-qr.com/aZMTxHDm), residents can rate the services they receive and leave comments. SP Srinivas Rao urged the district’s residents to take full advantage of this facility to improve transparency and accountability.
Officials Present at the Event
The launch event was attended by several key officials, including DSP Y. Mogilaiah, SB Inspector Nageshwar Reddy, Gadwal CI T. Srinu, SB SI Srinivas, and DC RB SI Rajitha.
This initiative aims to strengthen the connection between the public and law enforcement by ensuring that citizens’ voices are heard and services are improved.
