With National Lockdown due to COVID-19 extended till 3rd May, getting a curfew e-pass for movement has become a necessity for people who are involved in delivering essentials services. In fact, several state governments, including Delhi and Karnataka, have already extended the validity of e-passes and Curfuew passes issued to people involved in the delivery of necessary services and goods. However, those who are joining this cause now, can still apply for and get an Curfew e-Pass issued in their name as well. You can get complete detail about e-Curfew pass and also know about the process of getting Curfew e-pass and the list of website from where you can get it in th story below:
What is Curfew Pass?
A Curfew Pass is a document issued by the government authority such as police or military for public officials or civilians to travel within area under an imposed curfew by the said authority. Delhi Police has also done similar announcement to issue curfew passes.
How to collect a Curfew Pass Physically?
The organisations have to get curfew passes from the office of the DCP. At present, people dealing in essential goods and services can go to the work by using their office identity cards. However, private organisations have to collect curfew passes from nearest DCP office. It will be necessary for an employee, travelling to the office, to carry a curfew pass.
How to get Curfew e-Pass?
With the national lockdown extended, it is no possible for people to visit the DCP office or police station to obtain the curfew passes. To solve this problem, state governments across India have started issuing e-curfew passes to people who are involved in delivering essential goods and services. To obtain curfew e-pass, people can follow the simple steps provided below:
- Step 1: Scroll down to find the website for your state which issues e-curfew pass
- Step 2: On the website find option for ‘apply e-pass’
- Step 4: You will be presented with a basic form asking for your details
- Step 5: Upload the supporting documents, if any, and submit your application
- Step 7: Once authority approves your pass, it will be sent to you via email / whatsaap / other electronic means
- Step 8: Take a print-out of the e-pass and carry it with you while going out
State-wise List of Websites to Get Curfew e-Pass
| Andhra Pradesh | https://gramawardsachivalayam.ap.gov.in/CVPASSAPP/CV/CVOrganizationRegistration |
| Assam | http://103.8.249.88/applyonline/index.php/gatepasscontrol/applycaronline |
| Bihar | https://serviceonline.bihar.gov.in/login.do? |
| Chandigarh | http://admser.chd.nic.in/dpc/Default.aspx |
| Chhattisgarh | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.allsoft.corona |
| Delhi | https://epass.jantasamvad.org/epass/relief/english/ |
| Goa | https://goaonline.gov.in/Public/UserRegistration_af |
| Gujarat | https://www.digitalgujarat.gov.in/Citizen/CitizenService.aspx |
| Haryana | https://covidssharyana.in |
| Himachal Pradesh | http://covidepass.hp.gov.in/apply-for-e-pass/ |
| Jammu and Kashmir | https://jammu.nic.in/covid19/ |
| Jharkhand | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pragyaam.grid.mobile&hl=en_IN |
| Karnataka | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mygate.express&hl=en |
| Kerala | https://pass.bsafe.kerala.gov.in |
| Kolkata | https://coronapass.kolkatapolice.org |
| Madhya Pradesh | https://mapit.gov.in/covid-19/ |
| Maharashtra | https://covid19.mhpolice.in |
| Manipur | https://tengbang.in/StrandedForm.aspx |
| Meghalaya | https://megedistrict.gov.in/login.do? |
| Odisha | http://epass.ocac.in |
| Pondicherry | https://covid19.py.gov.in |
| Punjab | https://epasscovid19.pais.net.in |
| Rajasthan | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.datainfosys.rajasthanpolice.publicapp |
| Uttar Pradesh | http://164.100.68.164/upepass2/ |
| Uttarakhand | https://policecitizenportal.uk.gov.in/e_pass/Home/Index |
| Tamil Nadu | https://serviceonline.gov.in/tamilnadu/login.do? |
| Telangana | https://covid19.telangana.gov.in |
Other Important Information
What is Section 144?
Delhi Police Commissioner S.N. Srivastava said that we have imposed Section-144 in Delhi. He also said that a strict action will be taken against those who will not follow this order. Section 144 is imposed to maintain peace or to avoid any emergency. Section -144 specify that five or more than five people can’t come together in the area.
Difference between Section 144 and Curfew
Section 144 and curfew are not one thing. Curfew is imposed in very poor condition. In that case people are instructed to stay inside their homes for a particular time or period. Market, school, college are ordered to be closed. Only essential services are allowed to continue. Traffic is also completely banned during this period. On the other hand, 144 restricts certain movements and shut down particular services.
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