ThiruvananThapuram: Many central intrusion monitoring systems hyped (CIMS) from state police are still limping even after two years of launch.
CIMS is a CCTV-based monitoring system, where an individual or home business can bring their company under the monitoring of virtual police for regular periodic payments.
Since it was launched on January 1, 2020, only 53 of these sites were across the state joining the project.
The CIMS project functions from the state police headquarters and staff monitor sites all the time.
This facility is a combined mechanism of reconnaissance cameras and hidden motion sensors that will reminiscent of CIMS control space at the police headquarters about movement or intrusion within three to seven seconds, and the police will be able to reach a real point and.
can prevent incidents and start legal action without delay.
Senior police officers quote that the failure of the project was mainly due to the idea of an underprivileged and non-transparent project, and severe criticism of the project from various quarters.
Comptroller and General Auditor (CAG), in the report submitted in the Assembly in January 2020, has made an important statement on the purchase and implementation of projects in the police.
The project was launched at the initiative of former Loknath Behera State Police Chief, is a police joint venture, total service providers for the Government of Keltron, and private companies, Galaxon.
This project has turned controversially when the CAG report marks Nexus which is insuel between police officers, Keltron and several vendors.
“Audit observed that contrary to the reasons bent by the Government of State Police Kerala confirmed work awards to Keltron, in at least four examples, there was a clear Nexus between the police department officers, vendors and total service providers (TSP) of Keltron in fixation prices which resulted in losses Money in the scheme, “he said.
Even all types of electronic security and system integrator associations (akessia), electronic security associations and electronic system indicators, have approached the head of Pinarayi Vijayan’s minister in arbitrary ways where the police and Keltron have chosen the company as an official vendor to provide supervision equipment for the CIMS project .
The police monitoring system is still limping in Kerala
