After instructions to move went unheeded, a patrol officer registered a case at 1:30 am.The officer used the e-Pramaan app to record the seizures made, the FIR stated.The app, handled by the Delhi Police’s Crime Branch, will directly feed the content to police records for further investigation, an officer said.The Delhi Police has imparted training to its 30,000 personnel — from the ranks of assistant sub-inspectors and inspectors to assistant commissioners and deputy commissioners — who are responsible for registering FIRs and conducting investigations.The Delhi Police was among the first forces in the country to start training personnel on the new criminal laws, the officials said.Meanwhile, police chief Arora told reporters during the Delhi Police’s Commissionerate Day celebrations at Kingsway Camp that the force was fortunate the new laws came into force on this day.”We are fortunate as today is our Commissionerate Day and, on the same day, these laws are being implemented,” Arora said.The first FIR under the new laws was registered early on Monday, he added.
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