Security of Citizens of Bangladesh through Digitalization: A Review

Md. Abdullah- Al- Faruk

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Md. Abdullah- Al- Faruk

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security, citizens, digitalization, bangladesh

Abstract

The security of the citizens of Bangladesh through digitalisation is an important issue in the current context. In this case, digitization facilities especially e-policing will also play a role in online based i.e. cyber criminal identification. Citizens get digital benefits related to the safety of citizens regarding online GDs, lost passports, certificates, bank check-books, night guard emergency flights or domestic help. Since apocalyptic initiatives involve issues such as national databases such as case docket management, crime statistics, crime intelligence, geo-policing and motor vehicle clearing certificates and GIS mobile crime mapping, it contributes significantly to crime reduction in any country, including Bangladesh.

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Security of Citizens of Bangladesh through Digitalization: A Review. (2022). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 21(A15), 37-42. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3924

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