Our Correspondent
Imphal, Feb. 1 (EMN): Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren Singh on Thur. launched the official website of Chief Minister’s office (www.cmmanipur.gov.in) and Manipur Police Citizen Portal (https://mnpcitizenportal.gov.in/) during a function at Chief Minister’s secretariat in Imphal.
Speaking on the occasion chief minister said that the website would act as an interface for the citizens living outside the state as well as an interface to the grievance cell as the primary objective of the present government is to simplify the way of living for the people in the region.
Stating that the citizens will get access to the latest news and important events related to Chief Minister’s office, Biren said that one of the key features of the website is “Manipur Connect” where citizens including students residing outside the state can register themselves and raise issues and concerns related to education, racism, harassment and corruption.
The state government would provide the registered list of the citizens so that the state government would officially request to each and every state government to protect and provide security to the citizens round the clock, he added.
Registered students would get some benefits such as financial assistance of INR 2 lakh and INR 50,000 in case of death and serious injury respectively, he further added. Another feature of the website is the ability to link with the newly launched “Grievance Cell” which would provide one step solution for citizens to lodge their grievances to the various departments, after which they can monitor the status or progress of their complaints.
Regarding the Manipur police citizen portal, he said the objective of the website is to establish a cordial relationship and to bridge the communication gap between the people and police in the state. An individual can lodge any complaint through the website without their physical presence in the police station. The anonymity of the complainant would be uphold at any circumstances, he said.
Besides, it aims to make the functioning of police ‘people friendly’, improving the delivery of citizen centric services through effective usage of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) and more transparent by automating the functioning of police stations.
The Manipur police citizen portal is a part of the CCTNS project, a mission mode project governed by Ministry of Home affairs, government of India.
Some of the features of the website are complaints, request for verification, request for no-objection certificates can be generated and those requests will automatically get forwarded to the respective police stations.
The status of the complaints will also be automatically updated. Useful information like missing person’s details, unidentified dead bodies will also be made available in the Citizen Portal. People can give any suggestions/tips regarding various issues through the website.
