She said that technology-driven initiatives under the Digital Police framework are empowering citizens while simultaneously enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of law enforcement agencies.
During a surprise inspection of the Panchkula Tehsil office on Wednesday, Dr Misra disclosed that security-embedded paper would soon be introduced for property registration to further strengthen transparency and authenticity in land records.
Looking ahead, she also proposed the establishment of the Haryana State Revenue Training Institute on about 20 acres of land as a state-of-the-art centre for training and capacity building of revenue officials.
Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department, Dr Sumita Misra, on Friday, conducted a high-level review of the Panchkula District Administration’s preparations for the CET examination scheduled on July 26–27.
