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Police stations in Idukki will now be reviewed by public

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Sandeep Vellaram
Police stations in Idukki will now be reviewed by public
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The Idukki police in Kerala have introduced a QR code-based feedback system to allow the public to rate police station services. This initiative aims to improve accountability and ensure polite, effective service from police personnel.

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This represents a modern approach to public service reform and police accountability in India, leveraging digital tools for governance.

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In a pioneering initiative in Kerala, the Idukki police have launched an initiative to let visitors review police station services. According to officials, the initiative aims to ensure smooth and proper service to the public across police stations in the district.

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