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PRAMAAN-AI: case-building that holds up in court
PRAMAAN-AI is an AI copilot for investigating officers, legal cells and prosecution support teams, now in service with West Bengal Police.
- Client
- West Bengal Police
- Industry
- Law enforcement
The challenge
Police teams work under India's new criminal law framework (BNS, BNSS and BSA), alongside specialized statutes such as the NDPS Act.
Building a legally sound, court-ready case takes deep statutory knowledge and hours of drafting, done case after case, often under time pressure.
What we deployed
PRAMAAN-AIBNS · BNSS · BSANDPS ActBranded, role-based workspaces
Officers upload an FIR, and PRAMAAN-AI turns it into a structured, legally grounded case file: it extracts the facts, identifies the applicable legal sections, and generates the analytical and procedural documents an investigation needs.
- Instant FIR analysis: key facts, parties and allegations extracted from a PDF or Word FIR, with no re-typing.
- Legal section mapping: case facts mapped to the relevant sections of the BNS, BNSS and BSA.
- Investigation planning: a step-by-step plan with its legal basis, required documents, timelines and risk flags for missed steps.
- Evidence and case timeline: evidence organized into a chronological, legally annotated timeline.
- Case strength review: likely weaknesses and defence rebuttals surfaced before trial.
- Precedent and case law lookup: relevant judgments pulled in to ground the case.
- Chargesheet and court summary drafting: structured, template-compliant documents.
- Legal research assistant: an AI chat that answers statutory and procedural questions in context.
- Multi-tenant, branded deployments: each department works in its own secure, branded workspace with role-based access.
The result
- Cuts the time from FIR to a well-structured, chargeable case from hours to minutes.
- Reduces the risk of misapplied or missed legal sections under the new criminal codes.
- Strengthens prosecutions by finding evidentiary gaps and defence angles before trial, not during it.
- Standardizes investigation plans, chargesheets and court summaries across every officer and case.
- Gives investigators instant access to relevant precedent without manual legal research.