Different departments of the police face the challenge of distributed/isolated data sets, due to which they are unable to obtain a unified view of an organization’s data. Work on building a solution that is a single unified interface that connects various departments and facilitates easy access to citizen data in a single report.

In the day and age of social media, Karnataka State Police are looking for a solution/interface which is an open-source portal where records can be crowd-sourced through different websites and social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Truecaller, Paytm, Twitter, UPI, etc. The solution should be such that if a mobile number or email is given as input, then the interface/portal must provide all the information available in the public domain linked to that particular mobile number/email ID.

Karnataka State Police is looking for a solution where a facial recognition algorithm and API (Application Programming Interface) will integrate with live databases and Social Media Platforms to detect the face of the missing person by scanning through the police databases as well as internet/social media platforms, (minimum 3) to identify and match the missing person image provided by the department.

The most common and continuing offense in recent times is that of money laundering. To make it easier for the police to trace the illegal origin of money and undo the complexities created in a series of bank transfers, Karnataka State Police is looking for a solution that facilitates efficient analysis of bank accounts to identify the links among them.

The loan/betting app scam has been really common amongst the Indian middle class in the post-pandemic world. Karnataka State Police is looking for a solution that facilitates such fraudulent apps on the Play store even before the app commences operations to protect the citizens of the country from falling prey to such heinous scams.