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Submitted by:
Manish Sadarangani (85)
Priyank Sawant (92)
Siddesh Toraskar (111)
Problem
The beginning:
• In 1999, a community leader had been killed and the city
was tense
• Explosives placed in police stations and cops themselves
lived in fear
• Communal tensions further rose after Coimbatore bomb
blasts
• Trichy is an unusual mix of communities – 1/3rd Hindus,
1/3rd Muslims and 1/3rd Christians had a high crime rate.
Solution
At macro level:
• Beat Officers’ System
• Complaint/Suggestion Box System
• Wide Area Network
At micro level:
• Helpline for Women
• Slum Adoption Programe
Story Behind the Idea
The goal:
• Overall peace in the city when the then PM – Atal B.
Vajpayee and Home Minister – L. K Advani planned a visit
to Trichy.
• A matter of PM’s security – little information available
• The visit was 1 month away
• Couldn't rely on the existing ways of getting the information
Current Scene
• 260 constables but requires about 5000 – 7000 cops in
terms of population (24 Lakh)
• No Intelligence – human or non-human
• Non-human Intelligence: wire tapping, phone tapping,
electronic eavesdropping, etc.
• Human Intelligence: police informer-based and
spontaneous community intelligence where information is
shared easily
• Fear, the only weapon of the police, had failed
Story Behind the Idea
The Idea
Choosing fifty of his most reliable men, constables who had a
'good' record –honesty, no bribery, no bad habits, polite
They were asked to stay in their localities for a week and their
only job was to listen to what was happening
Feedback information related to security threats to Tripathy-
no need to report to the office
Story Behind the Idea
Result
Quality of information that Tripathy received enabled him to
take preventive actions
Constables rapport with their neighbors was increasing and they
were able to renew old contacts
Initial Stage
Process
a) Selection criterion:
Internal police CID files
These files were rigorously screened by Tripathy
Meeting and shortlisting of candidates
Factor 1:
Constables were not given starting lectures on community policing
Factor 2:
Involvement of constables in decision making
Due to above ideas started flowing and beats felt more involved
Challenge 1: Shirking
Solution:
Regular interactions
Introduction of Walkie-Talkie
Feedback sessions
Strategy to overcome prospective challenges
Challenge 2: Corruption
Solution:
http://www.maricoinnovationfoundation.org/awards/ii_awards_2
006/pdfs/winners_trichypolice.pdf
http://darpg.gov.in/darpgwebsite_cms/Document/file/PMAwards
_21042008.pdf
http://www.tnpolice.gov.in/pdfs/cmp08.pdf
Thank You!