Indian city deploys Polygon blockchain to manage public complaints 

The police department of India's Firozabad city has announced a plan to use the Polygon (MATIC) blockchain to register complaints as part of speeding up the resolution process of public complaints. 

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\"This is very close to my heart,\" tweeted Polygon's Indian-origin co-founder Sandeep Nailwal, citing corruption in local police departments that can lead to the manipulation of public complaints.

Police in the Indian city of Firozabad have taken a step towards embracing blockchain technology, partnering with Polygon to launch a complaints portal powered by the Polygon blockchain.  The new blockchain=powered complaints portal allows the city's residents to register complaints without fear of being dismissed or manipulated.

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The First Information Report (FIR) launched on Polygon allows the citizens of Firozabad to register complaints against the police without worry of it being dismissed or manipulated.

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