The Police Public Panchayat initiative by the Bikaner Range Police aims to reduce the distance between the police and the general public, establish cordial relations with them, and address their problems by reaching out to them. We believe in transparency, accountability, and community participation. Our goal is to ensure that everyone receives justice and feels safe in their community. This initiative aims to raise awareness among the general public about crimes against women and the spread of drug abuse among youth. Additionally, by conducting social audits of police operations, we aim to make changes in the best interest of the state according to the place, time, and circumstances. By conducting social audits of police operations, we aim to highlight positive practices and develop an effective accountability system. This will ensure that senior management handles complaints honestly, impartially, and promptly, thereby building public trust in the police.

Bikaner Range IG Mr. Omprakash received the SKOCH Award 2024 for the Police-Public Panchayat (PPP) initiative, which aims to bridge the gap between police and the public and enhance community participation. The initiative's key achievements include organizing 4,465 panchayats with 149,526 citizens participating and resolving 552 complaints. It has conducted dialogues on girl safety with 19,066 girls, and awareness campaigns for 20,257 women on safety, de-addiction for 113,834 students, and cyber awareness, removing 79,685 followers from gangsters' social media accounts and educating 22,745 youths. The initiative also launched Police Student Chaupals, involving 3,712 school/college students, established a Suicide Prevention Resource Center, honored 25 panchayati raj representatives, and engaged 39,323 families in family forestry. As a result, crimes against women and children have decreased, and case resolution rates have improved. Technological advancements and social audits have furthered police accountability and outreach.