Ministry of Home Affairs Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Shri Amit Shah addresses the inaugural session of the 26th All India Fingerprint Conference 2026 in New Delhi as Chief Guest NCRB-Abhigyan, CrPI, e-Prosecution 2.0 and e-Forensics 2.0 applications launched today will facilitate the speedy disposal of pending cases and help ensure timely delivery of justice Ensuring justice within three years from registration of an FIR to conviction is a key objective of Modi Government’s criminal justice reforms Ministry of Home Affairs is working in collaboration with Supreme Court and High Courts to prepare a blueprint for reducing pendency of cases No matter how cunning a criminal may be, he cannot escape combined power of law and science NAFIS, CrPI, e-Prosecution and the e-Forensics Centre have integrated technology into criminal justice chain, and data is now being transformed into actionable intelligence Moving beyond traditional force-based policing model, scientific evidence-based investigation is emerging as most effective means of crime control A new framework is being developed using AI, machine learning and pattern analysis to identify and prevent repeat offenders and inter-state criminal networks from committing crimes before they occur NCRB and BPR&D are evolving beyond being mere record-keeping institutions into intelligence-driven crime prevention organizations Preparations are underway to move beyond a system that acts only after a crime has occurred and towards a predictive policing framework aimed at preventing crime before it happens Database of 1 crore 29 lakh fingerprint records, 9 lakh narcotics offenders' records, and 3.65 lakh human trafficking records will be transformed into actionable intelligence through AI and machine learning CCTNS has reached 17,840 police stations across country, AI-based analysis of 37 crore 68 lakh digital records will become a crucial tool for identifying and apprehending criminals प्रविष्टि तिथि: 19 JUN 2026 5:46PM by PIB Delhi Union