How to apply for ‘Online GD’

In a revolutionary move towards the modernization of the police force, the CDMS++ software has been seamlessly integrated with the Online GD program through API connectivity. The inception of CDMS software dates back to 2011, and it currently serves as the centralized repository for digital records of FIRs and related information in all police stations across Bangladesh. The development of the current Online GD software began in 2019 and underwent trial usage starting from June 2020, with its official launch on June 21, 2022.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to file an Online GD:

  1. Installation of Online GD Software:
    • Begin by downloading and installing the “Online GD” software from the Play Store.
    • Register using your mobile number and create a secure password, following the provided instructions for successful registration.
  2. Registration and Information Entry:
    • Complete the required information fields, including personal details, in the designated sections of the software.
    • Upon entering the registration section, users will find four options: National ID, Birth Certificate, Passport, and Foreign Passport. Currently, registration is available through the National ID option.
  3. National ID Verification:
    • Input the National ID number and date of birth, and verify the information related to the National ID.
    • Provide details about the user’s district, police station, union, village, and incident information.
  4. Additional Features of CDMS++ Online GD:
    • The software offers 13 features to enhance user experience, such as:
      • Online GD filing.
      • Search and tracking of GD-related activities.
      • Automatic notification for lost or found items.
      • Facial recognition for unidentified corpses.
      • Voice-typed reports with images of 32 different parts of the deceased body.
      • Digital mapping of suspicious individuals’ residences.
      • Real-time monitoring of patrol team activities.
      • Management of police leaves and CC (closed-circuit) camera systems.
      • Automatic updating of the police phonebook.
      • Efficient distribution of police responsibilities.
      • Evaluation of police skills and performance.
      • Multi-functional communication for police without SIM cards.
      • Location tagging and live photo matching for digital attendance.

This groundbreaking CDMS++ application is a testament to the technical advancements made by the Bangladesh Police, providing citizens with a user-friendly and efficient platform for reporting and tracking incidents.

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