Farewell to retired officers

                            Retired  Officers  marking  their  farewell   in   Commissioner's   Chamber.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand felicitated retired Police Officers with Rs 10,000/- each from Co-operative credit Society, Cyberabad and handed over Pension papers to them. 

The details of the retired officers are mentioned below

 L.Somaiah        >>>        SI-Miyapur
 Md.Jaffer Ali      >>>       SI-Alwal Traffic PS
 K.Manohar        >>>        SI-Jeedimetla Traffic PS
 Prem Singh       >>>        SI-SB
 K.Shiva Shanker >>>        SI-Pahadi Sharif  (Voluntary retirement)
 Md.Moulana       >>>        HC 790  -  CAR Amberpet.

The retired officers were given an option to contribute as Special Police Officers(SPOs) in Cyberabad. Md.Moulana was appointed as SPO on his request.

Motor Vehicles Insurance Awareness Campaign in Cyberabad

  

The Insurance Information Bureau of India (IIB) in association with the Cyberabad Police has launched the “Motor Vehicles Insurance Awareness Campaign” in a function held at Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre, Hyderabad on 29th April 2015.  On the occasion Mr. C.V. Anand, IPS, Commissioner of Police Cyberabad,Sh. M.Ramaprasad,Member, IRDAI, besides other officials from the insurance industry,  police and other dignitaries were present. 

Cyberabad Police Commissioner CV Anand formally launched the campaign, which will involve ‘enactment, enforcement and enablement’ of motor insurance.

Road accidents are human tragedy involving tremendous human suffering in terms of premature deaths, injuries and loss of productivity. Several studies have shown that a number of vehicles plying nation-wide on the road are uninsured. This poses a grave danger to the society as a whole and tremendous agony for the accident victims in particular to receive adequate compensation. The motor third party insurance is compulsory under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and it is the responsibility of all the stakeholders to ensure compliance of the statutory requirement in the interest of all the road users.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand with the officials of IRDA and IIB.

The Cyberabad Police Comissionerate in collaboration with the IIB, has identified uninsured vehicles within Cyberabad Metropolitan Police jurisdiction. Starting May 1st 2015, In Cyberabad, there will be a 15 day long "Motor Vehicles Insurance Awareness Campaign" organized by the local insurers wherein the owners of vehicles would be sensitised about the benefits of motor insurance  besides making special arrangements to facilitate spot purchase of insurance through approximately 100 kiosks set up all across the Cyberabad region. However, during the campaign and after the campaign, the vehicle owners would have the option to buy insurance through   branch office of any general insurance company as well as through a link on the Cyberabad Traffic Police website.

Cyberabad has been chosen as the first place for launch in view of the proactive approach and high technology adoption of the police here.This initiative is expected to be a role model for the rest of the country, where the menace of uninsured driving is still at large. IIB is also expected to initiate such campaigns in Delhi, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.

C.V.Anand reviews functioning of SHE teams

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand with the SHE team members.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand reviewed the functioning of SHE Teams in Cyberabad and commended them for their efforts in controlling/nabbing eve teasers which has increased safety of women in the entire Cyberabad.  All the members of the SHE Teams were given rewards and certificates.

Cyberabad SHE TEAMS have introduced a novel way to understand the mind of the eveteasers during counseling to instil a social responsibility to respect and protect women. Ever since the teams started operating in hotspots, over 250 eve-teasers have been apprehended. In the last one week itself a total of 27 cases were booked on 36 persons from various age groups. 

During the routine review, Mr.Anand instructed the SHE TEAMS in-charge DCP Malkajgiri to streamline the counseling being held in the Crimes Against Women (CAW) Cell every Saturday, to make it more effective. As part of this endeavour, a questionnaire is being given to the offenders before the commencement of counseling. The questionnaire consists of 15 questions ranging from the particulars of the person to the factors which prompt him to engage in such act of violation against women. It also tests the attitude and psyche of the offenders towards women.  

The responses given by these offenders are given to the counselors and the family members are requested to pay attention to this aspect, as most of the responses have something to do with the family background. Over 80% of the offenders have stated that they didn’t feel that it was wrong to tease/stalk /trouble a woman against her consent and thought it was very much acceptable in our society. A majority of them cited nuclear families and less intervention of parents as the cause, to a question on why they have resorted to such activity. Private, independent counsellors are being requested to conduct counseling to them.

The teams have gone all out to reach out to as many  people as possible to create awareness on women safety in co-ordination with the women’s forum of the Society for Security Council (SCSC). These sessions largely focus on the working of SHE TEAMS, tips on self defense techniques, exposure to special legislations/legal remedies etc., 

The month of March was dedicated to the theme of “Empowering and protecting women” and a series of events were organized by the teams to promote the cause.

• The teams collaborated with WOMANATHON 2015, a 10K run based on the theme of “Run For Her” on March 8th which was flagged-off by CP Cyberabad Mr.C.V.Anand IPS.

• The teams participated in the Times Of India “HAPPY STREETS” event, and addressed a huge gathering on “Cyberabad Police Initiatives on Women Safety”. 

• Through SCSC Women’s Forum a “Women’s Raahgiri” event was organized to create awareness on Equal Streets & Equal Rights. 

• Thousands of Corporate employees were addressed in various companies like Infosys, Wells Fargo, Dell, ADP, Franklin Templeton etc and the events are still underway in all the member companies.

'Cyber Shield' in Cyberabad

Commissioner C.V.Anand at the launch of news letter

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand launched the Society for Cyberabad Security Council(SCSC) newsletter ‘Cyber Shield’ at the Commissionerate Headquarters. From now on, the Bi-monthly e-newsletter will reach each of the 2.5 lakh employees to keep them briefed about the SCSC’s activities and also about the security and safety measures that have been taken up for them.

C.V.Anand also met 40 CEOs of IT companies and explained  them the imperative need of IT companies to take more measures for safety of every women employee and to allocate more resources for it and also recognize the need for sprucing up the security measures of their own campuses in view of the scenario of terrorism. He appealed to the remaining IT companies to become members of the SCSC. 

Commissioner appreciates AIPDM Awardees

C.V.Anand with the Awardees of AIPDM

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand congratulated  Sub Inspector, D.Ashish Reddy(Cyber Crime) and Head Constable, G.Sumathi(Shamshabad PS)  for their  performance in 58th All India Police duty meet held in Punjab. Ashish reddy won bronze medal in Scientific Aids to investigation section and Sumathi won bronze in Portrait Porley Test.

These officers are working in Cyberabad Police Commissionerate jurisdiction and its their debut in the All India Police Duty meet.

C.V.Anand distributes 'Good Citizen' Awards

In the drive towards people-friendly policing and involving community to bring a ‘Safe & Smart City’, Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand  started recognizing efforts of Good Samaritan public and citizens who helped police to  catch criminals, maintain peace and order, or give vital information. This scheme was introduced by him in 2013.

As part of the initiative, fifteen people selected for their commendable acts were awarded by C.V.Anand at the Commissionerate Headquarters here on Saturday. The award carries a certificate and a cash reward of Rs.1,000.

Harbhan Singh (58) and Md. Moula (52) from Sikh Chawni Rajendranagar were presented the award for their timely intervention that prevented escalation of violence at Arsh Mahal of Rajendranagar last year. A class IX student Shiva Kumar and another man J. Babu Yadav were awarded for apprehending a gang of burglars at Katedan. 

Others who received the award were Gayatri Prasad, E. Shiva Kumar, Devella Gopi, B. Laxman, Bandi Sammaiah, G. Sampath Goud, Donthi Satyanarayana Goud, Kummari Kiran and M. Ravi, Sai Santhosh.

A Sad Day..

C.V.Anand paying tribute to Nagaraju

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family  of constable Nagaraju who was shot dead in line of duty. 

Mr.Nagaraju is working as a constable in Atmakur Police Station(Nalgonda). Atmakur Police were conducting a search operation for  Aslam Ayub, Jakir Badal as they killed two police men a few days ago. Nagaraju is driving the vehicle during the search operation. 

The assassins fired on the vehicle and constable Nagaraju was injured severely as a bullet penetrated in to his head. He died at the spot and SI who is sitting beside nagaraju is in critical condition now. After few minutes, the two assassins were shot dead by the police.

Injured Police men were immediately admitted in kamineni hospital( L B Nagar). But the doctors announced that Nagaraju was brought dead. Police displayed a gallant act in the entire operation.

 C.V.Anand supervised the security arrangements at Kamineni Hospital and enquired about the health status of the injured SI. 20 police men attached to the LB traffic police station(Cyberabad Police  Commissionerate) donated blood to the injured SI.