India Unveils First ‘Organised Crime Network Database’ to Track Organised Criminals and Terror Links
On December 26, 2025, the Union Minister Amit Shah, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Ministry of Cooperation launched India’s first-ever national-level ‘Organised Crime Network Database’ (OCND) to combat organised crime and terror-linked networks.
On December 26, 2025, the Union Minister Amit Shah, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Ministry of Cooperation launched India’s first-ever national-level ‘Organised Crime Network Database’ (OCND) to combat organised crime and terror-linked networks.
- The database was unveiled at the ‘Anti-Terror Conference–2025’, a two-day annual event held in New Delhi, Delhi.
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- What? Launch of India’s first Organised Crime Network Database(OCND)
- Launched by: Amit Shah, MHA & Ministry of Cooperation
- Developed by: NIA with NATGRID
- Key Feature: AI-powered, real-time crime analytics
About OCND:
Technology: An Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered analytical platform designed to enable investigating officers to instantly retrieve comprehensive information on organised criminals.
Data Integration: Aggregates First Information Reports (FIRs), charge sheets, dossiers, and other critical inputs related to organised crime from all states, providing real-time access to investigating agencies.
Collaboration: Developed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in close coordination with State Police Forces and the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID).
Alignment: Aligns with the Government of India’s zero-tolerance policy against terrorism, improving coordination among law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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