New Delhi: Investigators may soon get clearer portraits of accused persons or suspects to aid them in probe.
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The Home Ministry is evaluating a beta version of new software for developing clearer and better portraits of suspects or accused persons than the staid black and white versions during investigation.
The software has been developed by Dharamsinh Desai Institute of Technology at Nadiad in Gujarat, an MHA report said.
A beta version of the software, development of which had been delayed by at least three years, was handed over to the Home Ministry earlier this year.
The Colour Portrait Building System, a project of the National Crime Research Bureau, involves an expenditure of Rs 35.40 lakh, including a hardware component of Rs 9 lakh.
The software has been developed after taking extensive inputs and suggestions from the real users who participated in a workshop for police personnel from various states and union territories.
A few states also carried out field trials of the software but the ministry report was silent on the outcome.
A final version of the software, to be completed by next year, is expected to incorporate suggestions made by the police personnel while using the beta version.
