ACB team call on Hon'ble Chief Minister

 

CV Anand took charge as Director General - Anti Corruption Bureau

 

 

CP held key VC to brief the force on Dos & Donts while performing Election related duties

 With the Model Code of Conduct firmly in effect for the upcoming TSLA elections scheduled for November 30th, the City Police Commissioner, Mr. CV Anand, conducted a comprehensive Video Conference to meticulously assess the state of preparedness and elucidate the essential Dos and DON'Ts to all staff officers.

In his address, CP Anand underscored four pivotal facets that demand immediate attention: adherence to established procedures, timely compilation of reports, vigilant monitoring, and thorough training & briefing of the police force. He emphasized that these aspects must remain paramount until the culmination of the polls. Furthermore, he urged the enforcement of stricter measures, including intensified surprise checks.

Mr. Anand issued directives to all DCPs, ACPs and nodal ACPs to convene meetings with political parties at their respective levels. He instructed them to activate round-the-clock election cells within their offices. Additionally, he emphasized the need for coordinated planning with officers from neighbouring commissionerates to ensure the effective security of polling stations that partially fall under their jurisdiction.

CP Anand also urged all officers to take resolute action against any instances of illicit cash, liquor, narcotics, or other prohibited inducements. He stressed the importance of preventing political parties from intersecting during campaigns, factoring this into route planning and permission issuance, meticulously allocating time slots to avoid any untoward incidents.

An important decree was that all licensed firearms must be surrendered, and no new licenses should be issued until the conclusion of the polls. Static Surveillance teams (SST) were set to commence their operations, and the Flying Squad teams were instructed to intensify their checks. The number of integrated inter-commissionerate checkposts will be  increased from 11 to 18.

The meeting also encompassed discussions on executing Non-Bailable Warrants (NBWs), monitoring social media platforms, surveillance on Hawala operators, binding over troublemakers, and other operational matters.

CP Anand stressed the imperative that 100 percent of the City Police force cast their votes through the facilitating centers.

Mr. Vikram Singh Mann, Additional Commissioner of Police (Law & Order), emphasized strict adherence to all Election Commission of India (ECI) norms within predetermined time limits. He underscored the decentralization of responsibilities through nodal ACPs, an increase in visible policing, and expounded on various legal provisions and Acts.

Mr. Viswa Prasad, Additional Commissioner of Police – Special Branch, underscored the significance of obtaining actionable intelligence to ensure fair and transparent elections, advocating the uniform application of procedures while seizing cash, precious metals, other freebies. He stressed the importance of maintaining vigilance on fake  voter ID makers, transport companies, courier service providers, taking stringent action against electoral offenses, and providing clear instructions to the police force regarding their roles and duties.

Mr. Sudir Babu, Additional Commissioner of Police - Traffic, highlighted the proactive measures being taken by the Traffic wing to address any forthcoming events in the city until the conclusion of the polls. Mr. Srinivasulu, Joint Commissioner of Police for CAR Headquarters, briefed the attendees on the logistical arrangements made to deploy escorts, vehicles, Personal Security Officers (PSOs), and drivers to police officers engaged in poll-related duties. He also provided an update on the accommodation arrangements for Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) companies at CTCs and other relevant aspects.

Smt. Parimala Hana Nutan, Joint Commissioner of Police (Administration), brought to the forefront several critical internal administrative issues.

Milad processions passed off peacefully

 The Milad  processions were marked by religious zeal by the devotees and enthusiasts across the city amid police vigil. Thousands of participants  were seen on bikes,four wheelers and on foot traversing  through key junctions.City police commissioner Mr.CV Anand chaired the inter-department command control center at TSPICC where he monitored the CCTV feeds, drone visuals and issued instructions to the  deputies in field.

The main procession began from Quadri chaman and weaved through the arterial routes Enginebowli, Nagal chintha and reached charminar around noon where the Kotwal  stationed with other senior echelons greeted the Milad julus members. police personnel ensured the procession route is clear and the traffic teams have been working  in tandem at all critical junctions. Other tributary processions in different zones were being closely monitored.

Mr.Vikram Singh Mann, Addl.cp(L&O), Mr.G.Suddeer Babu, Addl.cp traffic, Mr.P.Viswaprasad, Addl.cp(SB), South zone DCP saichaitanya and other officers were present.

VC held to review arrangements for Milad Julus

 With Milad-UN-Nabi julus scheduled for tomorrow, the City Police Commissioner Mr.CV Anand conducted a video conference with sector SIs and above-ranked officers to meticulously assess the security and traffic arrangements aimed at ensuring a smooth flow of the Julus.

Commencing the meeting, the top brass conveyed appreciation for the unwavering dedication exhibited by all ranks of the city police in successfully concluding the Ganesh Shoba Yatra and idol immersion in a peaceful manner. Emphasizing the importance of prompt incident reporting to senior officers, he  further instructed the deployment of a significant police force presence in mixed localities while intensifying patrolling efforts.

Recognizing the prevalence of young individuals traveling on bikes, traffic officers received directives to implement effective measures aimed at reducing road accidents and enhancing road safety. The officers were also tasked with liaising closely with the event organizers to ensure that the procession routes remain clear and adhere to predetermined paths.

Given the presence of several new SHOs , DCPs within the City Police, CP Anand instructed South Zone DCP to provide comprehensive briefings on the annual customs, the historical significance of Milad festivities, related meetings, events, and the primary organizations involved.

During the conference, all zonal DCPs provided an overview of the number of processions scheduled within their respective jurisdictions and the measures being taken. Excluding inter-commissionerate processions,  that may partially enter city limits,multiple   processions would take place across the 7 zones of which South, South East and South West accommodating the max.

The main procession starts at Gulzar House, Pathergatti, Madina  cross road, Chatta Bazar, Purani Haveli, Mandi Miralam, Mandi Miralam road, Ettebar chowk, Kotla Aliza and concludes at Moghalpura.

Addl.CP  L&O, Mr.Vikram Singh Mann and Addl.CP Special Branch Mr.Viswaprasad shared detailed insights into past incidents and discussed precautionary measures to be implemented. Additional platoons were confirmed for deployment, with an emphasis on monitoring history sheeters, conducting social media surveillance, and addressing various related issues. The iCCC will be operational from morning hrs with representatives of all departments to nullify any issues that may crop up during the day.