In a significant reform, the Uttar Pradesh Police, led by Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Krishna, has announced the immediate cessation of monitoring individuals on the Yaksh app who have been wrongly implicated, acquitted by courts, or are deceased. This decision is part of an effort to ensure that innocent individuals are not subjected to ongoing police scrutiny or digital profiling. The Yaksh app currently holds records of approximately 1.2 million criminals, making it one of the largest digital offender databases in the state. Instances of wrongful implication have been identified, prompting the need for this directive. Under the new protocol, monitoring will be halted in three specific situations: upon death, if a person is falsely implicated, or if they are acquitted by a court. The process involves verification by the station house officer (SHO) and requires documentation such as court orders or death certificates. This move is expected to be positively received by legal experts and rights advocates, as it provides a safeguard against wrongful police monitoring while maintaining necessary oversight of offenders.