New Passport Rule: Big news.! New rules implemented for passport police verification, Key Details

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The rules for making passports in Bihar have been changed. Now it will not be easy to hide criminal records during police verification. Police verification is an important process while making a passport, to strengthen it, Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and System (CCTNS) will now be used in Bihar. The main objective of implementing this system is to bring speed and transparency in the work of making passports.

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It will no longer be easy to hide criminal records while making a passport in Bihar. Police verification before making a passport will now be done with the help of Criminal Tracking Network and System (CCTNS). All police stations will be connected to this system, which will make it easy to know the criminal record of anyone. In this regard, guidelines have been given to the police and officers of all the police stations.

Police stations connected to CCTNS police station

In the first week of February, a special training program was organized at the Police Headquarters located at Sardar Patel Bhawan, in which apart from police officers, officials of the regional passport office also participated. All police stations across the state have been connected to the CCTNS system. The special thing about the CCTNS portal is that if any criminal case is registered against any person in any police station of the state, then his information can be easily obtained sitting in any police station.

mPassport App

On receipt of passport application, police will upload the name and photo of the applicant on CCTNS portal and check his criminal record. After the introduction of this portal, the process of making passport will become easy. Time taken during police verification will be saved. Police is using M Passport App to expedite the passport work. Through this app, passport applications are received online in all police stations. Earlier, hard copy of the application used to reach police stations, which was sent back to passport office after passing through many offices.

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