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The Mumbai Police are kickstarting a website where people needed to file complaints can do so by logging on to www.maharashtra.gov.in . Once you file a complaint, the service will send you an SMS reply with the acknowledgment of receipt of the complaint and with an e-complaint number. The e-complaint will in no way be a replacement for a First Information Report (FIR) but after filing the complaint online, the police department will set an appointment with the individual to file an FIR.
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Rajkumar Vhatkar, deputy commissioner police (Operations) told Mumbai Mirror , “The best part of this e-complaint facility is that every e-complaint will have accountability. As the complaint progresses, the complainant will be informed at each and every stage.”
While this seems like a good idea to organize complaints, it doesn’t necessarily mean complaints will be addressed more efficiently. A pending status on a complaint is as frustrating on paper as it is electronically and if every e-complaint has accountability, why doesn’t every paper complaint already? The only purpose electronic-izing complaints should serve is an environmental one, not necessarily one of efficiency. So, while this is definitely a step forward on the evolution ladder, it isn’t necessarily making the correct statement.
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