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	S.Narsimha Rao	SI	Narsingi
2	Shyma Laxmi	WSI	Gachibowli
3	P.Ranga Reddy	ASI	Malkajgiri
4	T.Venkateshwar Rao	ASI	Kukatpally
5	B.Prabhu	HC 1752	Shamshabad

Sl.No

Name

Rank

Place of Working

1

S.Narsimha Rao

SI

Narsingi

2

Shyma Laxmi

WSI

Gachibowli

3

P.Ranga Reddy

ASI

Malkajgiri

4

T.Venkateshwar Rao

ASI

Kukatpally

5

B.Prabhu

HC 1752

Shamshabad

IKEA officials interacted with Cyberabad Police

C.V.Anand briefing the nature of policing to IKEA team.

IKEA,  a multinational group of companies that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture is planning to set up its first store in India in Cyberabad. Today  IKEA officials  interacted with Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand to know about the policing system.

Mr.Anand briefed out the innovative projects that are being implemented in Cyberabad Police Commissionerate. He assured that it is a safe place to conduct business and briefed about the advanced surveillance systems too. 

"SCSC is playing a key role in bridging the gap between the Government and IT companies. Intensive patrolling in IT-corridor, check posts, CCTV surveillance and other safety measures prevented unusual incidents." he added.

New watch tower at Wipro Junction

A well-resourced police watch tower with modern traffic monitoring mechanism was inaugurated at Wipro Junction under Cyberabad Police Commissionerate limits here today. 

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand inaugurated the new Traffic Surveillance Tower and an Audio-Visual Van (AV Van). He said using technologically advanced monitoring system in traffic patrolling would facilitate in enhancing the security system in the IT corridor. 

Anand appreciated the support provided by the IT industry in partnering with Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) in launching such initiatives. 

"We had been persuading commercial establishments, apartment buildings and institutions to install CCTV cameras." he added. 

Way to go, Raahgiri Day!

C.V.Anand dancing with the people gathered at the event.

The Rahgiri program has completed one year successfully.The organizers of the Rahgiri organized a special program. Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand participated in this program and played badminton. He urged to vote everyone in the upcoming elections. 

A significant number of children present at the venue added life to the event as they went about their activities.The ‘Raahgiri’ day is celebrated every Sunday on the road and the event is held from 6.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. during which the entry of motor vehicles are banned. The event is being organised by the TSIIC and Cyberabad Police along with some voluntary and social organisations. Positive over the response, the officials are planning to extend the programme to a few other stretches in the city soon.

Participants feel a new sense of freedom occupying stretches. The special programs like  Jumba dance and exercises for physical health attracted the participants in a great way.

New Year Celebrations at Cyberabad Commissionerate

CP C.V.Anand launching a Telegram Channel

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand welcomed the New Year by cutting a cake. He unveiled the Diary and calendar. Mr.Anand inaugurated a Telegram Channel for Cyberabad Police Officers Association. This would be used for broadcasting messages internally.

"Every one of us should explore and learn new technologies to overcome problems arising out of thin resources. Ministerial staff should update themselves in various areas and clear the files immediately." said C.V.Anand.

"When compared to other departments we work hard and visible on roads at any point of time. We have been requesting the Government to provide extra facilities and hike in salaries." he added.