VC held with all officers of HCP

 

 In view of the Sri Ramanavami Shobha Yatra to be held on April 6, 2025, Sri C. V. Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, held a video conference with Hyderabad Police officers. He explained the history of the procession and the various incidents over the years during the Shobha Yatra, discussed security arrangements in detail and gave specific instructions in light of the route inspection down yesterday along with the Sri Ramanavami Utsav committees and other department officers .He suggested that special surveillance be set up at the intersection where the main procession and smaller processions connect. It was also suggested that special additional forces be deployed in problematic areas around religious places and that continuous surveillance be maintained. As a precautionary measure, all officers and staff, all Zonal Control Room officers, and Special Branch officers in the city should be alert from now on. Special attention must also be paid to pickpockets and chain snatchers. Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional Commissioner of Police Law and Order, Sri S.Chaitanya Kumar DCP, Special Branch, Smt. Pushpa DCP, IT Cell, and Zonal DCPs, Inspectors, ACPs, and other officers participated in this program virtually.

HCP held coordination meeting ahead of SreeRamanavami Shobayatra

 

A coordination meeting was held today with officers from all departments on the occasion of the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra at Draupadi Garden in Sitaram Bagh. The meeting was presided over by Sri. CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad.

Speaking on the occasion, Sri. CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, said that the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra started in 2010 and has gained fame across the country in a short time. The Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra proceeds from Sitaram Bagh to Hanuman Gymnasium. On behalf of the Hyderabad City Police, we are making significant security arrangements from beginning to end to prevent any untoward incidents. The people and the organizers of the festival should cooperate with the police for the peaceful conduct of the Shobha Yatra. He requested that arrangements be made to start the Shobha Yatra by 1 PM.

Keeping in mind past experiences, and considering that the Shobha Yatra routes are quite narrow, making it difficult for large vehicles to pass, the festival committee members were asked to arrange a trial run with the vehicles in advance. Since the police department is monitoring security with the help of drones, it was suggested that anyone wishing to use drones should obtain permission from the local police in advance. Otherwise, it will cause problems for both the Shobha Yatra organizers and the police. It has been learned that people are experiencing heart problems and hearing issues due to the use of DJ sound systems. Therefore, for the welfare of everyone, using a regular sound system instead of a DJ is advisable. He asked the organizers to ensure that there are no songs or speeches that denigrate other communities during the Shobha Yatra.

A joint control room will be set up in the ICCC building to monitor the Shobha Yatra. He asked all government departments to take steps to ensure that the Shobha Yatra ends successfully without any problems. He said that special security arrangements will be made at all major intersections and problematic areas along the Shobha Yatra route, along with continuous monitoring through CCTV cameras. He asked the organizers and people to follow the rules during the Shobha Yatra and celebrate the festival with devotion. The organizers of the Shobha Yatra should take appropriate precautions regarding the height of the idols.

All departments of the Hyderabad City Police and the Special Police are preparing to provide security with 20,000 police personnel for the Sri Rama Navami Shobha Yatra. We have established full-scale surveillance on the movements of criminals with the She Team and CCS police. He suggested that Hyderabad Zonal Police Officers and other departmental officers form WhatsApp groups with their staff to facilitate information sharing. He said that preventive measures have been taken to prevent any untoward incident in Hyderabad city.

GHMC Additional Commissioner said that all arrangements are being made for the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra. Orders have been issued to all officials for road repairs, street lights, and other facilities, and instructions have been given to our officials to ensure that devotees do not face any inconvenience.

After the coordination meeting, Sri CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, the GHMC Additional Commissioner, members of the Bhagyanagar Sri Ramanavami Utsav Samiti, and officials from R&B, Electricity, Fire, 108 Service, RTC, Water Supply, Transport, and other departments jointly inspected the main procession route of the Sri Ramanavami Shobha Yatra scheduled for the 6th. The procession will start from Mangal Hot, proceeding via Puranapool Gandhi Statue, Jummerath Bazaar, Siddi Amber Bazaar, Afzal Ganj, Gowliguda, Koti Andhra Bank Chowrasta, and end at Hanuman Gymnasium Ground.

The program was attended by Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional CP Law and Order; Shri. Joel Davis IPS, Joint CP Traffic; Sri. G. Chandra Mohan, DCP South West Zone; Shri. B. Balaswamy IPS, DCP East Zone; Sri Raghu Prasad, Additional Commissioner GHMC; Srinivasa Rao, DYRM RTC; Sri. Bhagavantha Rao, Secretary, Bhagyanagar Utsav Committee; Sri. Krishna, Organizer; Sri. Govind Ratke, General Secretary, Bhagyanagar Utsav Committee; Sri. Anand Singh, Organizer; Sri. Venkanna, DFO; Shri. Amarender Reddy, Water Works; Shri. Chaitanya Kumar, DCP SB; Smt. Sneha Mehra IPS, DCP South Zone; and other police officers.

Kotwal visits Eidgah at Mir Alam

   The traditional annual visit of the Kotwal to the Eidgah at Mir Alam  on Eid ul Fitr to oversee bandobust and greet #EidMubarak 

HCSC meeting with heads of all Hospitals and Pharma companies

The Hyderabad City Security Council hosted a meeting with Heads of all Hospitals and Pharma companies having #Hyderabad city address , informed them about  -Hyd City Security Council - and how it is  a bridge between private enterprise and police & government, the activities of the various forums on women safety , narcotics, traffic , cyber crime , security and CSR and why they should become members and stakeholders in the city’s security and ‘safest in the country ‘tag. 

They saw the functioning of the iCCC and were impressed with how TG police uses technology and assured  support and sponsorships.

Young India Police School Conducts Draw of lots for admissions - Ready to Welcome First Batch of Students Across Classes

 Following the recent launch of Young India Police School website by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, which marked the formal opening of admissions, the school continues to uphold its commitment to fairness and transparency in the admission process. Given the overwhelming response and the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency.  The draw of lots , for admissions  upcoming academic year,  was held today at the YIPS campus in Manchirevula under the direct supervision of Mr. CV Anand, IPS, DG  & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad.

He personally conducted the draw for various classes (class 1 to Class 5) and handed over admission letters to the parents on the spot. Each class offers 40 seats (20 reserved for children of uniformed service  personnel  and 20 for the general public). Today, admissions were allotted as follows: Class 1 – 9 admissions, Class 2 – 8 admissions, Class 3 – 10 admissions, Class 4 – 10 admissions, and Class 5 – 8 admissions, totaling 45 for police personnel children and 11 for others. 

The principal, parents, and senior police officials were present at the event. The parents welcomed the transparent approach taken by the school.

With the successful completion of the admission process, YIPS is ready to welcome its first batch of students across multiple classes. Hon’ble CM will inaugurate the school in April 1st week.