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&lt;em&gt;Bangalore: &lt;/em&gt;Two Karnataka districts have shown the way forward by e-filing chargesheets through a dedicated network that automatically routes the documents to the respective courts in tamper-proof form.&lt;br /&gt;
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The pilot project that started in 2014 has thrown up new possibilities in the way the judiciary and police function, with thousands of chargesheets having been e-filed from Mysore and Mandya. The state now plans to take the change to other districts.&lt;br /&gt;
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The state plans to expand the system to cover all 900-odd police stations in a phased manner. &amp;quot;The only thing we need is better (storage) capacity in the high court (server). That&#039;s because of the size of chargesheets,&amp;quot; said the officer.&lt;br /&gt;
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&lt;em&gt;Bangalore: &lt;/em&gt;Two Karnataka districts have shown the way forward by e-filing chargesheets through a dedicated network that automatically routes the documents to the respective courts in tamper-proof form.&lt;br /&gt;
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-The Telegraph&lt;br /&gt;
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&lt;em&gt;Bangalore: &lt;/em&gt;Two Karnataka districts have shown the way forward by e-filing chargesheets through a dedicated network that automatically routes the documents to the respective courts in tamper-proof form.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
The pilot project that started in 2014 has thrown up new possibilities in the way the judiciary and police function, with thousands of chargesheets having been e-filed from Mysore and Mandya. The state now plans to take the change to other districts.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
Around 15,000 chargesheets have been filed so far, each carrying timestamps that prevent any kind of tampering, said an officer. &amp;quot;Some had to be filed physically because of technical problems,&amp;quot; said the officer.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
The documents are sent to the Karnataka High Court server, which routes them to the respective lower courts. Judges get printed copies in time for trial.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
As opposed to the conventional way of filing when policemen lug hard copies to courts, the online mode allows police stations to directly file these documents without any human intervention. &amp;quot;It&#039;s as simple as sending an email,&amp;quot; the officer said.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
Another advantage is that the documents are available for reference to any officer with access to the system. &amp;quot;This saves time and manpower used in fetching copies when an officer needs the files for reference,&amp;quot; the officer said.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
The state plans to expand the system to cover all 900-odd police stations in a phased manner. &amp;quot;The only thing we need is better (storage) capacity in the high court (server). That&#039;s because of the size of chargesheets,&amp;quot; said the officer.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
While FIRs don&#039;t exceed six or seven pages, most chargesheets run into 100 to 200 pages and use up a lot of storage space. The CBI is known to file thousands of pages.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
P. Ravindranath, additional-director general of police who heads the force&#039;s computer wing, said the pilot project was funded from central grants meant for e-governance programmes but added the state would need its own cash to expand the system to other districts.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
The pilot project in Mandya and Mysore has lawyers excited. &amp;quot;I see it as a major time-saver. It takes months to prepare chargesheets. We now have at least a model of filing them quickly and efficiently,&amp;quot; said senior high court lawyer G.R. Mohan.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
But Mohan flagged a concern too. &amp;quot;My only worry is whether privacy of rape victims and minors accused of crimes would be compromised with the case papers available to officials or even others later,&amp;quot; he said, urging the software&#039;s developers to keep this aspect in mind.&lt;br /&gt;
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Rights activist Narendra Nayak voiced another worry. &amp;quot;Poor petitioners could be forced to pay extra money to get prints of chargesheets available only in digital form.&amp;quot;
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-The Telegraph<br />
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<em>Bangalore: </em>Two Karnataka districts have shown the way forward by e-filing chargesheets through a dedicated network that automatically routes the documents to the respective courts in tamper-proof form.<br />
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The pilot project that started in 2014 has thrown up new possibilities in the way the judiciary and police function, with thousands of chargesheets having been e-filed from Mysore and Mandya. The state now plans to take the change to other districts.<br />
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Around 15,000 chargesheets have been filed so far, each carrying timestamps that prevent any kind of tampering, said an officer. &quot;Some had to be filed physically because of technical problems,&quot; said the officer.<br />
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The documents are sent to the Karnataka High Court server, which routes them to the respective lower courts. Judges get printed copies in time for trial.<br />
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As opposed to the conventional way of filing when policemen lug hard copies to courts, the online mode allows police stations to directly file these documents without any human intervention. &quot;It's as simple as sending an email,&quot; the officer said.<br />
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Another advantage is that the documents are available for reference to any officer with access to the system. &quot;This saves time and manpower used in fetching copies when an officer needs the files for reference,&quot; the officer said.<br />
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The state plans to expand the system to cover all 900-odd police stations in a phased manner. &quot;The only thing we need is better (storage) capacity in the high court (server). That's because of the size of chargesheets,&quot; said the officer.<br />
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While FIRs don't exceed six or seven pages, most chargesheets run into 100 to 200 pages and use up a lot of storage space. The CBI is known to file thousands of pages.<br />
<br />
P. Ravindranath, additional-director general of police who heads the force's computer wing, said the pilot project was funded from central grants meant for e-governance programmes but added the state would need its own cash to expand the system to other districts.<br />
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The pilot project in Mandya and Mysore has lawyers excited. &quot;I see it as a major time-saver. It takes months to prepare chargesheets. We now have at least a model of filing them quickly and efficiently,&quot; said senior high court lawyer G.R. Mohan.<br />
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Rights activist Narendra Nayak voiced another worry. &quot;Poor petitioners could be forced to pay extra money to get prints of chargesheets available only in digital form.&quot;
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<em>Bangalore: </em>Two Karnataka districts have shown the way forward by e-filing chargesheets through a dedicated network that automatically routes the documents to the respective courts in tamper-proof form.<br />
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The pilot project that started in 2014 has thrown up new possibilities in the way the judiciary and police function, with thousands of chargesheets having been e-filed from Mysore and Mandya. The state now plans to take the change to other districts.<br />
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In Karnataka, file a chargesheet online -KM Rakesh

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