Thieves will be caught as soon as they reach metro or railway station and will go straight to jail.

New Delhi. Now the criminals will be caught as soon as they reach the metro or railway station. For this, Metro Police has started a new mobile facial recognition system (FRS) to immediately catch criminals in stations and trains. After this, as soon as the policemen take a photo of a suspicious person with their phone, they will find out within seconds whether he is registered in the criminal database of Delhi Police or not. If the name matches, immediate arrest will be made.
With the help of this new system, the arrest of criminals has also started. With the help of this system, many big criminals have been caught so far. Taslim alias Bhura, wanted in 26 cases, was caught at Shastri Park Metro. While Vishal was wanted at Raja Garden station and Shekhar was caught with a stolen phone at Yamuna Bank Depot.

This AI link device has been given to uniform and plain clothes officers in all 16 police stations of Metro. 60-70 lakh people travel in the metro every day, especially during festivals and peak hours, it was necessary to further strengthen the security. Earlier, if someone was suspicious, he had to be taken to the police station and do paperwork for hours, by then many criminals would even run away. But now with the help of this device just take a photo secretly and it will be known immediately. Right now this is a pilot project, soon it will be fully implemented in big stations and busy places.

After the recent explosion near the Red Fort, Delhi Metro and Police have tightened security. Passengers have been appealed to reach the station at least 20-25 minutes before the time of their metro, because now bag checking and searching is taking more time everywhere. This can lead to queues and last minute problems.