In a bid to strengthen crime monitoring, Arpit Jain, the newly appointed Superintendent of Police in Nuh district, Haryana, India, has directed a comprehensive village-wise mapping of individuals with criminal records. This initiative aims to categorize offenders into three distinct groups: habitual offenders, individuals currently out on bail, and those with older criminal records. The mapping will be conducted under each police station, capturing vital data on population demographics, criminal histories, and activities of individuals deemed vulnerable to criminal involvement. The police expect to complete this exercise by the end of April, with all station house officers (SHOs) required to submit their reports. Jain emphasized the importance of adopting a scientific approach to policing, leveraging existing crime tracking systems to analyze patterns and reduce crime effectively. The data collected will be integrated into a centralized monitoring system, facilitating timely interventions and enhanced oversight of criminal activities in the district.