To deter crime and protect the country's citizens, the Police in India require a compatible technical upgrade. Therefore, law enforcement agencies (LEAs) must integrate technology into their operations as soon as possible because it can operate as a force multiplier. In addition, modern technology enables practical tasks to be faster, more effective, and operational, improving police credibility as high-tech crime investigators. This paper investigates how and why India's policing system is falling adrift in modern-tech advancement and achieving intended objectives.

Introduction 
Police agencies were established to ensure that all citizens follow the laws and rules to maintain community security and the globe an excellent environment to dwell in. Technological advances are more than just improved technologies. The new tactics, ideas, concepts, procedures, and so on will be an integral element of the new evolving technology. However, advanced innovation could only be implemented if policemen feel charitable community work, accountability, devotion, and ethically grounded sincerity.

In addition to the ethical code, the LEAs must enjoy the new emerging atmosphere surrounding them with vibrant excitement and a practical action approach to build community in a fresh, distinctive, and positive direction.

How Does Technology Help In Law Enforcement?
LEAs may utilise technology to improve their productivity and efficiency in various ways. One, modernise public services. Most Indians fear the prospect of having to visit a police station. Technologies can assist in improving the quality of this relationship. People can use online connections with policemen to obtain assistance from the comforts of their own homes.

These digital portals also give citizens an accessible and accessible system for registering complaints, providing comments, and tracking the progress of their concerns. Technologies may also be utilised to display dashboards for superior police officers' regions of authority, discover trends, tendencies, and anomalies, and take remedial measures. 


How Technical Advancement Ensures The Faster Investigation?
Nowadays, police forces may employ technologies to monitor and investigate illegal conduct that is taking place in real time. These technologies enable police forces to be highly preventative rather than reactive.

The following detecting, tracking, and locating devices tech aids police departments:

• Drones:
  When policemen require an overhead sight of an incident, drones can assist them in securely observing the region.
• Global Positioning Systems (GPS):
  GPS not only allows police personnel to find incident sites and perpetrators quickly. It also aids agencies in efficiently managing their police officers since the mapping of policemen distribution may guarantee that more regions are monitored. Furthermore, because geolocation systems are effortlessly integrated into reporting, incorporating GPS with other enforcement technologies produces information more reliable.

Gunshot tech recognises gunfire and provides police personnel with rapid accessibility to gunshot area mapping and details on the number of shooters involved and the number of rounds shot.

Automated license plate scanning equipment allows police to instantaneously determine whether a vehicle in their vicinity has been robbed or whether the driver is wanted.

Surveillance cameras: Surveillance cameras may record occurrences in a specific region and offer crucial information to LEAs.

In the broad sense, monitoring tools can assist police officers in ensuring complete and reliable reports throughout inspections. 

Advantages of Using Technology
In his essay "Technology is Playing an Expanding Role in Policing," David J. Roberts explains technology's numerous advantages to police agencies.
According to Roberts, technical improvements have brought the significant advantages to police agencies:

1. Easy access to past knowledge.
   
   • Details in a system may be quickly researched and accessed by detectives, enabling organisations to conduct inspections with greater preciseness and minimising dangers to police.
2. Technologies have made it possible for officers to be more educated, effective, and competent, allowing them to dedicate more hours to patrolling and interacting with the public.
3. With advanced reporting features, police may waste fewer hours preparing files and capturing data at their station. In addition, it is considerably easier and quicker to prepare and amend records with computerised data storage.
4. Police interaction among themselves is much more effective.
5. Administration can oversee agencies' personnel more effectively, track patterns of crime, and use resources more effectively.
6. Data exchange across organisation personnel is required to plan for, avoid, react to, and rehabilitate from numerous crises that pose an escalating danger to community security. In addition, data transmission enables better emergency response and administration, hence assisting departments at all stages of their daily operations. 

Issues and challenges
Although technologies have undeniably aided enforcement, many of these improvements have had adverse and sometimes overlooked effects on police enforcement. Understanding and using many of these sophisticated technologies entails a certain strain level. Police must adopt technologies, but they may not necessarily be given adequate instruction to proficiently.

Administration officials must recognise that transitioning to the latest tech frequently produces strain on police, and they must reduce that kind of burden. 

Critical Analysis
Technologies are crucial in influencing police, as their application is frequently viewed as critical to achieving competence and fostering effectiveness. It is required for security and safety duties such as monitoring and tracking, and it is a critical help to law enforcement in its investigation duty, such as in forensics. Deployment of evolving technical technologies can have many further implications for police practices, including power over the community, civil liberties, and policy reform. 

Suggestions
The following are three such impediments that the administration must eliminate in terms of making this practicable for police departments:

• Fund:
  If the expense of regulating and executing new latest technological concepts is weighed with the usage of previous resources, it will leave a significant gap in the administration's wallets.
   
• Odds of Failings:
  Another critical concern for the administration is the danger that technological advances may not serve their goal despite being pursued.
  The danger linked with the mon power: Further difficulty that the LEAs has is the chance that various agencies and personnel will not embrace or adjust to the modern technology, resulting in less efficient outcomes.

Conclusion
Finally, technologies have provided several benefits to LEAs. Modern digital tools can assist cops in executing their jobs more efficiently, decrease personnel constraints, and boost police officers' security. On the other hand, Technologies may be a cause of strain for police. Authorities must acknowledge this pressure and undertake efforts to assist police in becoming adept and acquainted with technologies.