Report your lost items online: Police

No need to approach police stations or Mee Seva Centres

Hyderabad: In order to ensure a hassle- free complaint registration process, the Hyderabad city police on Monday launched a mobile App – Hyderabad City Police Lost Report- online service to facilitate citizens for reporting to police about loss of documents and articles.

“With the help of this application, the citizens can directly file a report to the police through online service without approaching to the police station or Mee-Seva centre. The police will register all the details furnished by the citizens through this application and issue a report which is digitally signed online within three days.

The complainant can download the report issued by the police to the mobile phones and the copy of the report will be sent to the registered e-mail of the complainant,” CP, Hyderabad M Mahender Reddy said adding that in the first phase police would issue reports on Aadhar card, bank passbook, bank cheque book, camera, cell phones, computer, debit/credit card, driving license, i-pad, laptop, marks memo, transfer certificate, SIM card, PAN card, vehicle fitness certificate, vehicle insurance, share certificate, voter ID, etc.

“A nodal officer in the rank of Additional DCP (Crimes) will receive all complaints who in turn would designate an officer to verify the veracity of the complaints and would approve or reject the report and in both cases information would be sent to the complainant within three days,” the CP added. Background information is required to approve or reject the request made by the complainant.

The details of individual will be compared with Aadhar details and citizens would be provided user login ids. Through this login, the user department can check the veracity of the individual’s report, Reddy briefed. Further the CP cautioned that the application was meant for reporting only in case of misplaced/lost articles or documents and whoever furnishes false information to police would be prosecuted.