Drishti: Empowering Local Law Enforcement

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Dr. Priti Golar
Harshal Aglawe
Archit Kanadkhedkar
Vedant Joshi
Harshal Kawadse

Abstract

In today’s cities, there are surveillance cameras almost everywhere—from street shops and ATMs to residential buildings and public spaces. Despite this widespread presence, police officers still face major hurdles whenever they need footage to solve a crime or respond to an emergency. Key camera details are often scattered, making it tough for law enforcement to quickly access the right video at the right time. This challenge inspired the creation of a Centralized CCTV Camera Management App designed specifically for police use. With this app, officers get real-time, region-based access to all registered cameras, making it much easier to pinpoint and retrieve crucial evidence during investigations and emergencies.​​


The application’s heart lies in its simple mapping and secure authentication features: officers can instantly find, register, and manage surveillance devices without delays or data risk. Privacy is built in, so sensitive information remains protected while still enabling rapid response. By bringing all this camera data into one unified, mobile-friendly platform, the system helps law enforcement work smarter—returning valuable time to officers and boosting public safety in busy urban environments. The underlying framework also makes it feasible to expand and adapt as cities grow, ensuring both the security infrastructure and operational accountability keep pace with future needs.​​

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Golar, D. P., Aglawe, H., Kanadkhedkar, A., Joshi, V., & Kawadse, H. (2025). Drishti: Empowering Local Law Enforcement. International Journal of Advanced Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 14(2), 35–42. https://doi.org/10.65521/ijaeee.v14i2.1702
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