Members & president of Cyberabad Police Officers association congratulating Mr.Anand on his promotion

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	A.Vijender Rao	AO	CP Office
2	Mohd.Moulana	SI	CTC
3	B.Prabhakar Rao	SI	Malkajgiri Traffic
4	R.Prabhakar Rao	SI	Vanasthalipuram
5	T.Anjaneyulu	SI	Meerpet PS
6	Balanarayana	ARSI	CAR Amberpet
7	Laxma Reddy	ARHC 1118	BD Team
8	Sangappa	PC 742	Narsingi PS
9	Sallauddin Khan	PC 775	Nacharam PS

C.V.Anand promoted to the rank of Additional Director General of Police

Careless bankers cautioned by Cyberabad Police

C.V.Anand instructing bankers on safety aspects

Alarmed over the growing number of bank and ATM robberies, the Cyberabad Commissionerate has warned bank managements of stringent action if they failed to adopt RBI guidelines in letter and spirit. The move comes after a detailed investigation revealed that 368 of the 788 banks in Cyberabad limits had no security guards and 24 banks were operating without installing CCTVs. 

Strangely, banks in Cyberabad continue to operate 627 ATMS without security guards, despite 40 ATM theft attempts recorded in the past three years. It was found that 87 ATMs did not have CC cameras, 33 ATMS did not have proper lighting and 104 of the 1370 ATMs in Cyberabad were located on the outskirts and in remote areas.

 Stating that they would conduct surprise checks from March 1 this year, Cyberabad Commissioner C V Anand said that officials not taking precautionary measures shall be liable for prosecution.

During a review meeting with bankers, which was attended by RBI General Manager Dr S Subbaiah and 215 bank officials, he pointed out that half of the banks in Cyberabad limits did not employ security guards, thereby compromising the security of these banks.  “We have been holding meetings for the past three years, but several banks have flouted the guidelines of RBI. We shall be acting tough against violators,” the commissioner said.

During the meeting, bankers were asked to safeguard banks and ATMs by providing security guards round-the-clock. "Installation of CCTV cameras, both inside and outside should cover all vital places of suspicious movement a must for each bank. A CC camera should be of able to capture image not less than 5 mega pixel night vision mode, while Infrared cameras would record quality footage. 

It was also suggested that banks and ATMs should be secured by a sensor system that can detect attacks like hammering, drilling, welding, gas cutting and other means," he said. Important guidelines include the installation of an alarm system to prevent banks and ATMs offences with the facility of phone alerting systems to the incharge bank officials and also to the police station concerned. 

The entry door of the banks and ATMs should be fitted with a magnetic lock. "A security guard should keep watch on strangers and if any suspicion arises, he must immediately inform the local police," he said. He asked security guards to be trained well to respond to emergency situations and also make them familiar with dial 100 and Whatsapp (9490617444) connectivity. 

“The bank management should ensure that electrical system, CCTV network, fire alarm, burglar alarm system are installed before any bank opens its branch,” said the commissioner. The Commissioner informed that the police was ready to provide armed license to security guards as part of enhancing security measures. He assured that instances like the theft at Andhra Bank Ghatkesar, where 5 kg of gold was burgled, would not happen in future. 

“People have been demanding action against bank officials. Cases have been registered against the accused and it will be solved. Henceforth, all bank managements must ensure that security measures are in place before any branch or ATM is opened,” he added. 

C.V.Anand representing CyberCity Champs in Telangana Premier League

  Batting maestro C.V.Anand is representing CyberCity Champs team in Telangana Premier League(TPL). TPL comprises of 12 teams from various districts of Telangana. This league is started to explore the talented youngsters from rural areas. 
Today CyberCity Champs played against palamuru missiles and its a good start in TPL. Cyber City champs won the match. 6TV is offering live telecast of all TPL matches from LB Stadium.
Stay tuned!!!

Two more SHE Shuttles launched

An all exclusive reliable transport service for women, ‘She Shuttle’ which was unique to the IT zone of Hitech City will now spread its wings to emerging IT hubs on the outskirts. By August this year, the service will be introduced in Adibatala, Pocharam and Uppal with two buses to cater to women techies residing and working in those areas.
On Thursday, two new buses were added to the existing fleet of the ‘She Shuttles’ which ply in Madhapur, Gachibowli, Kondapur and nearby areas and transport women employees free of cost.
With the addition of the two new buses, which were flagged off by Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V. Anand, the total number of ‘She Shuttle’ buses has gone up to four.
Mr. Anand said that the response to the shuttles has been very good with almost 1,000 employees using a single bus in a day. He said that owing to the demand from the employees, they have added more buses. He also lauded the role played by She Teams in curbing crime related to the women in the city. 
While the route of one newly introduced ‘She Shuttle’ will be between G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology in Toli Chowki to CII Green Building in Kondapur, the other bus will shuttle between Lingampally MMTS Station and Waverock building in financial district. The buses are being maintained by IT companies.

Special wings Re-organised in Cyberabad

C.V.Anand reviewing with special wings of Cyberabad.

In the context of adverse police-public ratio of 1:1,250 in Cyberabad,   Police officials have decided to reorganise and revamp the existing strength in a manner which will meet the present and emerging policing reuirements. Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand reorganised crucial wings in Cyberabad Police Commissionerate. Re-organised structure is depicited below 

• The Zonal Task Force Teams(75 pcs) working under the control of Law & Order DCPs, will be  dissolved as the results are not up to the mark . 33 civil constables from the ZTFs posted in various L&O police stations. Two additional platoons are also formed. 
•  One SOT team for each Zone in Cyberabad to control organised  Each team will be headed by an inspector and will have one SI, ASI, a head constable, 10 constables, one woman constable, two male home guards and two woman home guards. They will be equipped with riot gear weapons, fire arms and provided a vehicle for each team
•  Merging CCS stations and one CCS station for each zone. Staff will be shuffled accordingly.
• It is decided to alter the strength in L & O Police stations based on the following factors

          (a) Total FIRs registered

          (b) Total Property Crime reported

          (c) L& O issues, Bandobust duties

• The City Security Wing is also re-organised and increased dog squad teams. 
• A mounted police unit will start functioning soon.

Cyberabad Police Officers Association members met C.V.Anand and congratulated  for the effective  security measures taken by him in GHMC Elections.

GHMC Elections: Peaceful Polling in Cyberabad Limits

CP C.V.Anand  at a polling station

Cyberabad Police Commissioner Mr.C.V.Anand.,IPS visited various polling stations. In this elections Cyberabad Police utilised camera mounted vehicles which enabled the senior officers to view the live feed in their mobiles. Few polling stations are marked as sensitive just before one day of polling and this slight change of modification yielded good results. Mr.Anand congratulated all his staff for the efforts in maintaining peace and tranquility.

"Sad that Urbanites do not feel the need to vote.I feel that every one should cast their vote." he added.