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Delhi Police utilizes state-of-the-art reverse image search software to enhance suspect identification, improving time and accuracy in criminal investigations.

Delhi Police New Image Search Tool Enhances Crime Solving

The new reverse image search tool by Delhi Police boosts efficiency and precision in identifying suspects, crucial in cases with limited direct evidence.

Delhi Police adopts sketch-matching tech to identify suspects

Delhi Police's advanced reverse image software boosts suspect identification speed and accuracy, aiding major investigations.

The Delhi Police will soon deploy a 'reverse image search' software that can match suspect sketches with its database of criminal photographs, significantly reducing the time and effort required in identifying accused persons, an official said on Monday.
The image reconstruction software, being developed by the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, will assist law enforcement agencies in quickly matching facial sketches prepared from eyewitness accounts with digital images in police records, he said.
"Earlier, such comparisons had to be made manually, which was time-consuming and lacked accuracy. This new software automates the process and increases the precision of suspect identification," a police source said.
The system uses machine learning to process a sketch, filter through visual data and shortlist matching images from a central database. It allows investigators to upload suspect sketches and receive close matches in real time.
According to police officials, the software is particularly useful in cases such as murder, robbery and sexual assault, where the only clue may be a sketch based on a victim's or witness's memory.
It will also be helpful in cases where no direct image or CCTV footage of the suspect is available, they said.
"This tool...could be a game changer in solving cases where leads are limited," the officer highlighted.
Police officials said these advanced tools are already proving useful in cracking complex cyber and physical crimes. Delhi Police is already using a host of forensic and data recovery technologies, including the software for retrieving data from corrupted storage devices and mobile phones.

Police arrest key suspect in the Pathar Pratima explosion that claimed eight lives, highlighting West Bengal's growing safety concerns in manufacturing units.

Key Suspect Arrested in Pathar Pratima Explosion

Police have arrested a key suspect in the explosion at Pathar Pratima, West Bengal, that killed eight, prompting urgent calls for improved safety regulations. This tragic incident is part of a troubling pattern of similar blasts in the state, demanding quick action.

Police arrest key suspect in the Pathar Pratima explosion

A key suspect has been arrested in the Pathar Pratima explosion case, where a gas cylinder blast killed eight people.

Police on Friday arrested another accused in connection with a blast that left eight people dead at Pathar Pratima in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district.
The arrested person is the brother of the prime accused, who is the owner of the firecracker manufacturing unit situated a few metres away from the house where the explosion took place late on Monday.
&ldquo;We have arrested another accused, who is the brother of the factory owner. We are questioning him as part of our ongoing probe into the incident,&rdquo; a senior police officer said.
Eight people of a family, including four children, died when a gas cylinder exploded inside a residential house in Pathar Pratima.
This tragedy follows a series of similar incidents in the state.
On February 12, 2025, four people died in an explosion at an illegal firecracker factory in Nadia district.
In May 2023, an explosion at an illegal firecracker unit in Egra, Purba Medinipur, claimed 11 lives, and in August of the same year, another blast in North 24 Parganas district resulted in seven fatalities.

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