CCTV Cameras to be Installed in Major Police Stations Across Rajasthan

Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje (photo: Anoop Pandit under ShareAlike 2.0 Generic)

The Rajasthan government has decided to deploy 234 CCTV cameras in major police stations across the state.

Pnting the state budget, Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje said that to bring transparency to police enforcement CCTV cameras will be installed in 234 police stations.

These security cameras will be monitored in a centrally located ultra modern police control room.

However, the focus will be on the police stations that are based in crucial tourist locations like Mount Abu and Pushkar.

The installation of sureillance cameras has already been proposed for Rajasthan roadways – buses that run on state and interstate routes.

These announcements by the state government are seen as a major step in enhancing the state tourism industry and curbing crime-related issues.

Rajasthan attracts tourists from all across the world and is famous for its palaces, historical forts, art and culture. Tourism accounts for around 8% of the state’s domestic product.

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