Delhi Police deploy facial recognition system at Jantar Mantar to identify ‘wanted criminals’
Reported by Bing News
Delhi Police have deployed four facial recognition system units at key entry and exit points around the Jantar Mantar protest venue. According to police sources, the surveillance aims to identify wanted criminals, absconders, historysheeters, and listed bad characters, rather than target ordinary protesters. The high-resolution cameras capture facial images from a distance and cross-reference them in real time against the Delhi Police database. When a match is detected, the system alerts the relevant police unit so that legal action can be initiated. Officers described the deployment as both a preventive and investigative measure to deter anti-social elements from disturbing law and order.
Auto-summarisedRead the full story at Bing News
Background: Facial Recognition in Policing