Delhi Police Partners with C-DOT to Deploy 9 Indigenous Smart Policing Solutions

In a landmark move to strengthen technology-driven law enforcement, the Delhi Police has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT), the premier telecom R&D institution under the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Government of India. The collaboration marks a significant stride towards building a secure, indigenous, and future-ready policing ecosystem in the national capital.

Under the agreement, C-DOT will deploy nine advanced, homegrown solutions tailored to modern policing needs. These include:

1. Facial Recognition System (FRS)/FraudPro for identifying suspects, missing persons, and repeat offenders.
2. SAMVAD Unified Communication Solution enabling secure chats, calls, and data sharing across police units.
3. SAMVAD Prime, a specialized secure handset system for senior officers and operational teams.
4. C-DOT Meet, a secure video conferencing platform with collaborative features.
5. Mission Critical Services (MCX) for low-latency, secure communications during emergencies and large-scale events.
6. Intelligent Attendance System powered by facial recognition to prevent proxy marking and enhance access control.
7. Cell Broadcast Solution for geo-targeted public advisories, traffic alerts, and emergency warnings.
8. Trinetra ESOC & Trinetra 360, AI-powered cybersecurity platforms for endpoint monitoring, anomaly detection, and digital risk management.
9. Quantum Security Solutions including Compact Encryption Module (CEM), Quantum Secure Smart Video Phone (QSSVIP), and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) to ensure quantum-resilient communications.

Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Rajkumar Upadhyay, CEO of C-DOT, emphasized that the partnership reflects C-DOT’s commitment to translating indigenous innovation into real-world impact. “By deploying our advanced solutions across secure communications, AI-driven surveillance, cybersecurity, and quantum security, we are proud to contribute to building a safer, smarter, and more resilient ecosystem in Delhi,” he said.

The MoU signing was graced by Shri Satish Golchha, Commissioner of Police, Delhi, alongside senior officials from both organizations. The dignitaries reaffirmed their shared vision of creating a robust, technology-driven policing framework that could serve as a model for law enforcement agencies across India.

This collaboration not only enhances operational efficiency and public safety in Delhi but also reinforces the broader national vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, showcasing how indigenous innovation can drive transformative change in critical sectors like law enforcement.