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 15,000/- each from Police employee benefit fund & Co-operative credit Society, Cyberabad and handed over Pension papers to them.

The details of the retired officers are mentioned below

Sl.No       Name                  Rank                  Place of Working

 1          N.mallesha            Sr.Asst                CPO- Cyberabad

 2          Mohd. Moin Pasha  SI                       Moinabad

 3          B.Narasimhareddy  ASI                    LB Nagar PS

 4          V.Narsimha Rao     ASI                     Madhapur

 5          P.J.Molamma         WHC 2327           Jeedimetla   

Survey of Criminals begins in Cyberabad

  
Cyberabad Police on Monday started the Integrated Criminal Survey to verify the details of offenders. This is an effort to create a complete database of the criminals involved in crimes.
Cyberabad Commissioner C.V. Anand along with DCP (Madhapur) went to the houses of a few offenders in Hafeezpet area and gathered their details. The police have prepared a two-page form and are filling all particulars like personal details of the offender, his activities, sources of income and expenditure. The commissioner himself filled the survey form of Mr.Srinivas, who had been arrested in 2010 in a scrap selling case. 
Around 24,000 persons were caught for various property offences by the Cyberabad police in the last six years. Of them 9,192 reside in Cyberabad while the others are outsiders.
 “This is an effort to build to proper database which can be interchanged between police units. Fingerprints are also collected and photographs are taken afresh for facial  recognition software of CCTVs.” Cyberabad Commissioner C.V. Anand said.
Later Mr.Anand visited eatery started by Cyberabad Police for the rehabitation of HB offender M.Naresh.Naresh is earning 1500/- per day and completely stopped involving in unlawful activities. 

SCSC Annual General Body meeting held today

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand, IT firm representatives releasing  new volume of Cyber Shield.

SCSCs 4th Annual General Body meeting was held today under the leadership of Chariman C.V.Anand. Many representatives from IT companies attended this meeting. The chairman outlined the landmark activities of the council in the past 6 months. The SCSC functions as a bridge between the Govt. of Telangana, Police  and the IT industry. Primary focus is  on Women Safety and physical security of establishments.

The 3 forums created for Women’s Safety, Traffic and Security have done stupendous activity in engaging the IT employees in its activities. The SCSC launched new initiatives  like:

a) A bimonthly e-News Letter called ‘Cyber Shield’ which goes to all IT companies. 
b) The launch of 2 SHE Shuttles which is a free bus shuttle service for IT women employees in the IT Corridor.
c) 10 SHE Cabs in the prepaid booths of the Airport .
d) A highly successful Cyber Security Conclave. 
e) a new SCSC website.
f) 866 Traffic volunteers doing traffic duties & contributing over 4000 Hrs of their time.
g) Over 100 seminars held by women’s forum for Women Safety awareness.
h) Project Safe Stay launched to improve safety of women in Hostels & Service Apartments.

i) Several mock Drills, Evacuation and awareness conducted to assess and improve the security preparedness of individual Hotels and IT companies.

The Chairman appealed to the other IT companies to enroll as members of  SCSC. The same model of SCSC is being emulated in other IT corridors of various metro cities like Bangalore, Pune and Gurgaon.

Cyberabad Police arrested 3 Notorious Chain Snatching Gangs

 
The Cyberabad Police  arrested three notorious chain snatching gangs, including a constable from Hyderabad, who were involved in nearly 46 snatching cases. The cops recovered gold jewellery worth around Rs 35 lakh and a bike used by one of the gangs for snatching. Cyberabad police commissioner Mr.C.V.Anand said that the recently formed anti-snatching teams had played an active role in nabbing these snatchers.
The first gang, in which a constable was a member, was involved in five chain snatchings and the second gang, lead by a Irani snatcher, was involved in 22 snatchings. The third was a lone snatcher who was involved in 19 snatchings in different parts of the city and other districts.
The first gang included constable Mohan Babu, Md Ahmed, a resident of Borabanda and Md Farooq, a resident of Madannapet. Ahmed and Farooq are habitual offenders and have been imprisoned in the past for their involvement in various other offences.It has come to light that Mohan Babu, a 2005 batch civil constable, had aided a snatcher, one Farooq, when he was arrested in a case under the Narayanguda Police station.
Later, Konduru Mohan met Farooq at the Chanchalguda Prison during mulaqaat and also helped him financially to get bail. He even helped Farooq’s friend Ahmed to come out on bail.
He also arranged an  abandoned bike from the police station and encouraged them in their chain snatching endeavors.The gang committed nearly five snatchings in Cyberabad area and looted 10 tola of gold and a bike, with a total worth around Rs 3 lakh.
The second gang comprised Iranis Waseem Osman Sayed and Hyder Gareeb Shah Irani (who is absconding). The two committed 22 snatchings in Cyberabad area; 43.5 tola of gold jewellery was recovered from this gang.
The lone snatcher, D. Ramprasad, who is a rice trader from Chandanagar, had committed 19 snatchings in Hyderabad, Cyberabad and areas in Medak district; 19 tola of gold was seized from him.
During interrogation, the snatchers admitted that they had became more alert due to the anti-snatching teams.“The new teams have become a deterrent to the snatchers and they are thinking twice, as the members of the teams are moving among the public and it is difficult to identify them. In this way, the new teams are working effectively,” said the commissioner.
“The special teams are focusing on nabbing the kingpins behind the racket, who are operating from other states. Often there are protests from local women, and there is lack of support from the police there, but still our men are doing a brilliant job,” he added.

CCTV monitoring at Dilshuknagar Saibaba Temple

Mr.Anand briefing the Surveillance to Home Minister

Management of Dilshuknagar Saibaba temple  has set up tight security measures by installing 79 top quality CCTVs in and around the temple. 

Cyberabad Police Commissioner Mr.C.V.Anand.,IPS and Telangana Home minister inaugurated the camera Surveillance Room and appreciated the efforts of the temple trust. 

"The temple management has set an example. We want to have CCTVs covering  all important junctions, roads, highways and establishments in Cyberabad." said C.V.Anand. 

Community Policing by all means

C.V.Anand attempting a goal.

Cyberabad Police are capturing every oppurtunity to enhance community policing. As a part of this Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand participated in a sports event conducted by Balanagar Zone police. Mr.Anand is a veteran cricketer and represented India U-19 team and his sporting spirit didn't vanish. He played with his sub-ordinates to encourage everyone.

 Volleyball, Basketball and  Kabbadi matches were played as a part of the event conducted at JNTU ground. Commissioner's team won against Balanagar team in Cricket, Volleyball, Kabbadi. Balanagar Zone beat the opponent in Basketball. Zonal teams are selected from civilians right from Police station level.

Public actively participated in this event and cyberabad cops had a light moment with them. 

C.V.Anand launched 'SHE'cabs at RGIA

GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd (GHIAL) has partnered in the ongoing initiative of Telangana Government for empowerment of women by introducing SHE Cab facility for the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA).

At a formal event organised today at the airport, Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand, handed over the identity cards to the female drivers and flagged off the SHE Cabs.These taxis will be available round the clock. Women passengers will be able to book SHE Cab at the Traffic Police Pre-paid Booth at the airport. Only women passengers or passengers travelling with at least one woman traveller will be able to avail this women special cab services.

"Felt happy to launch SHE Cabs as a prepaid service at Shamshabad airport as a part of woman safety programme." said C.V.Anand.

Anand appreciates the sports meet winners

Talented sports persons marking their achievement  with Commissioner C.V.Anand

Cyberabad police exhibited astounding performance in 1st Telangana state police meet held at Adilabad from (04-11-2015 to 08-11-2015). All the men and women personnel of Cyberabad Commissionerate got 26 medals in various categories. Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand congratulated all the winners.

Re-orientation session for Special Teams

C.V.Anand observing special teams at the session

A re-orientation session is conducted for Chase and catch teams that are mainly intended to control chain snatchings in cyberabad limits. Each team will consist of two members and they carry a weapon to respond immediately to any kind of counter attack from the chain snatchers. These teams are specially trained in speed drving, shooting. Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand conveyed many guidelines to the teams in today's session.