Jun 18, 2025
Jun 17, 2025
Hyderabad City Police Strengthens Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Protection Efforts with Reorganized Units and New Victim Assistance Center
In a significant step to bolster its commitment to combating human trafficking and safeguarding children, the Hyderabad City Police today announced the formal constitution and inauguration of renovated facilities for its Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) and Juvenile Bureau (JB) Unit. Alongside these developments, a groundbreaking Victim Assistance Unit (VAU), established in collaboration with Prajwala NGO, was also launched.
The inauguration ceremony, held at CCS Hyderabad, was presided over by Sri. CV Anand IPS, DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City.
Reorganization and Enhanced Capabilities:
This reorganization follows G.O. Ms. No. 32, Home (Legal) Department, dated April 30, 2023, which initially placed the AHTU under the Women Safety Wing, Hyderabad. Subsequently, G.O. Ms. No. 57, Home (Legal) Department, dated April 24, 2025, formally constituted these specialized wings with dedicated sanctioned strengths.
Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU):
The AHTU has been formally constituted with a sanctioned strength of eight personnel, including one Inspector, two Sub-Inspectors (SIs), two Head Constables (HCs), and three Police Constables (PCs). The unit is entrusted with a comprehensive range of responsibilities aimed at curbing the trafficking of women and children, including:
• Identifying trafficking hotspots in both physical and online domains.
• Gathering actionable intelligence to facilitate timely rescue operations.
• Monitoring individuals involved in trafficking networks such as pimps, touts, brothel operators, and customers.
• Conducting pre-rescue, rescue, and post-rescue operations in coordination with local police stations.
• Following up on pending trial cases to ensure justice.
• Conducting raids to apprehend traffickers.
• Facilitating the repatriation of Indian victims to their home states and the deportation of foreign nationals in coordination with concerned authorities.
During the current year, the AHTU has demonstrated significant effectiveness, conducting raids that resulted in 23 registered cases, the rescue of 44 victims, and the arrest of 71 individuals.
The Juvenile Bureau Team, also known as the Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU), has been formally constituted with a sanctioned strength of seven personnel, comprising one Inspector, two SIs, two HCs, and two PCs. Based at the Central Crime Station, Hyderabad, the JB Team's primary responsibility is to protect children from atrocities such as child labor, human trafficking, and bonded labor. The JB/SJPU Team works in coordination with the Child Welfare Committee to repatriate missing or traced juveniles to their respective homes throughout India.
This year, the JB unit successfully repatriated four children within the state and seven children to other states. Additionally, under the "Operation Smile" and "Operation Muskan" programs, 896 children were rescued.
Victim Assistance Unit (VAU): A First for Telangana
A pioneering initiative, the Victim Assistance Unit (VAU), has been launched in association with Prajwala NGO. This first-of-its-kind center in Telangana will play a crucial role in supporting victims of immoral human trafficking. The VAU aims to:
• Help victims recall their exploitation in a trauma-informed manner.
• Prepare them to depose evidence confidently and without fear during court proceedings.
• Facilitate access to government schemes, legal aid, rehabilitation benefits, and psychosocial support.
• Aid victims in their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
The VAU will be manned by staff from Prajwala, NGO, and supervised by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Women Safety Wing, and her staff.
The event was attended by senior police officials including Sri. P. Vishwa Prasad IPS, Addl. CP Crime & SIT; Smt. N. Swetha IPS, DCP DD; Smt./Dr. Lavanya NJP, DCP Women Safety, Hyderabad; Dr. Sunitha Krishnan, Prajwala Founder; Smt. Prasanna Laxmi, ACP AHT; and AHTU Inspector Sunitha Surve, JBU/ SJPU Inspector K. Madhulatha along with other officers.
These significant developments underscore the Hyderabad City Police's unwavering commitment to creating a safer environment for women and children and to relentlessly pursuing those involved in human trafficking.
Jun 6, 2025
CP C.V. Anand Conducts Inspections
Today, Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, Director General (DG) and Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, conducted surprise inspections of these check posts i.e Goshala jia guda, MJ bridge checkpost, Hasannagar check post and Bandla guda check post. He interacted with the police personnel on duty at the check posts, inquiring about the on-ground situation.
Jun 3, 2025
Ramgopalpet Police Station
Hyderabad City Police Commissioner C.V. Anand, on Tuesday (June 3), announced the formal return of the Ramgopalpet Police Station to its original spot on James Street, Secunderabad. The announcement was made during his visit to the historic building, which has recently undergone renovations undertaken by the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA).
Originally constructed in 1900, James Street Police Station served the community as the Ramgopalpet Police Station for an uninterrupted stretch of 116 years before its operations were relocated in 2016. Mr. Anand, reflecting on his own tenure as DCP Central Zone, recalled the station’s importance as a site for numerous public initiatives and police programmes.With the restoration now complete, Mr. Anand revealed that the police force would begin moving equipment and staff back to the site shortly. The formal inauguration of the restored station will be done by district in-charge Minister Ponnam Prabhakar.
In a related update, the Commissioner confirmed that the City Police headquarters at Purani Haveli, which has been under renovation for three years, is also nearing completion. Once operational, he plans to work from this historic premises every Friday.
Hyderabad police launches Swift Women Action Team to manage female protestors
Hyderabad police’s Swift Women Action Team (SWAT), comprising 35 women constables trained in protest management, was launched on Tuesday. The dedicated unit was created to handle the challenges of detaining female protestors during rallies and dharnas in the city. Announcing the launch, Hyderabad Police Commissioner C.V. Anand said that the increasing frequency of protests in Hyderabad has often posed operational difficulties, particularly when women are involved. “These women have undergone specialised training in karate, along with specific instruction on how to safely detain and manage women during protests,” said Mr. Anand.
The official noted that more personnel will soon be recruited to expand the unit into two full platoons, increasing its strength to 42 members.
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As construction of a new building for Osmania General Hospital picked up pace within the premises of the Goshamahal Police Stadium, the police commissioner inspected the site.
The official said that the ground and stables have already been temporarily shifted to available space within the stadium complex. Additionally, all remaining police-related departments on the premises were fully moved and formally handed over to the Medical Department.
The commissioner further noted that an additional two acres of land near the Traffic Training Institute (TTI) was allocated for the police department’s use. The Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy sanctioned ₹55 crore towards these infrastructure projects and the Police Housing Corporation has been tasked with completing the construction within a year.
May 29, 2025
Zoncal Cybercells launched
The Hyderabad police on Thursday (May 29), inaugurated Zonal Cyber Cells (ZCCs) across all seven police zones in the city to provide decentralised, swift, and efficient responses to the growing volume of digital offences.
Each unit will be staffed with trained officers and function directly under the supervision of the respective Zonal deputy commissioner of police, enabling faster case resolution and better engagement.
The ZCCs will work closely with the Cyber Crimes Police Station (CCPS) for technical support and expertise. The CCPS, established in 2010 with 40 personnel, saw a major boost in manpower in 2023. It now operates with 147 staff members, including a deputy commissioner, additional DCP, nine inspectors, and 20 sub-inspectors, among others, who played a key role in training the ZCC personnel.
A total of 61 officers were deployed across the ZCCs, including inspectors, sub-inspectors, head constables, police constables, and home guards. These officers underwent an intensive training programme conducted by the CCPS and supported by cyber forensics and legal experts from external organisations. The training focused on practical investigation techniques, digital evidence handling, and emerging cyber threats.
May 27, 2025
Hyderabad City Police Organizes Coordination Meeting at Salar Jung Museum Auditorium with Muslim/Qureshi Community
Hyderabad, May 27, 2025 – To ensure a peaceful and clean celebration of the Bakrid festival in Hyderabad, a coordination meeting was held today at the Salar Jung Museum Auditorium. Chaired by Hyderabad City Police Commissioner Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, the meeting included officials from various government departments, such as Animal Husbandry, GHMC, RTA, TGSPDCL, and HMWSS&B.
The meeting saw the participation of Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Additional CP, Law & Order; GHMC Charminar Zonal Commissioner; Sri Raghu Prasad, RTO-2 CZ Khairatabad; Dr. Malleswari, Additional Director, Animal Husbandry Department; Dr. Babu Beri, District Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Officer, RR District; Sri D. Somi Reddy, SE/OP Hyderabad; HMWSS&B officials, numerous police and veterinary staff, along with MLAs Sri Majid Hussain (Nampally), Sri Kausar Mohiuddin (Karwan), Sri Zulfiqar Ali (Charminar), Sri Jaffer Hussain Meraj (Yakutpura), MLC Sri Mirza Rahmat Ali Baig, religious leaders, Qureshis, and Maulanas.
Sri C.V. Anand, IPS,DG Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad stated that checkpoints would be established around the Hyderabad City Commissionerate solely to curb the illegal transport of animals and for security reasons. He urged the public not to take the law into their own hands, emphasizing that only government officials and law enforcement agencies are authorized to stop or inspect vehicles.
• Animal Husbandry Department & GHMC: Were requested to ensure the availability of 24/7 veterinary doctors at all checkpoints.
• GHMC Officials: Were instructed to deploy street dog catching teams in all areas before Bakrid. They were also directed to supply disposal covers to every household for animal carcasses and to arrange special teams for waste and carcass collection on the day of the festival. GHMC was also asked to provide adequate vehicles, tippers, and JCBs for efficient waste collection and disposal, and to assign sufficient staff to clear waste generated during Bakrid.
• Electricity & Engineering Departments: Were assigned the responsibility of ensuring an uninterrupted power supply during the festival to prevent any inconvenience to the public.
• HMWSS&B & Engineering Officials: Were directed to monitor and maintain sewerage systems and ensure a continuous water supply during the festival.
• RTA Officials: Were requested to ensure the availability of sufficient drivers, mechanics, and cranes in their respective areas.
Appeal from Religious Leaders & Community Representatives: Muslim religious leaders and community representatives urged everyone to dispose of animal waste only in designated areas, keep the streets clean, and cooperate with the police and other departmental officials. They stressed that upholding the city's "Ganga-Jamuna Tehzeeb" (composite culture) and maintaining peace is a collective responsibility.
The GHMC Zonal Commissioner elaborated on the extensive sanitation measures, including the deployment of additional sanitation teams and waste collection vehicles near wards and mosques. He confirmed that garbage bags would be ready and GHMC officials would be actively performing their duties.
Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, clarified that only designated police personnel, GHMC, and Animal Husbandry staff would be present at the checkpoints. He assured full cooperation from the Hyderabad City Police. He concluded by stating that this coordinated mechanism, continuous cooperation, and proactive measures would greatly help in resolving any issues that may arise, ensuring all city residents celebrate a smooth, safe, and joyful Bakrid.
Monsoon Preparedness Meeting Convened at TGiCCC
A Monsoon Preparedness Meeting was convened by the Director, Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre (TGiCCC), at the War Room, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, on Monday. The meeting witnessed participation from key officials representing the Hyderabad Collectorate, GHMC, Fire Services, HYDRAA, TGSPDCL, Medical & Health Department, IMD, SDRF, Hyderabad HMWS&SB, and the Police Commissionerates of Cyberabad & Rachakonda headed by the DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City.
• Power restoration during heavy rainfall.
• Diverting floodwaters to designated nalas.
• Mitigation of seasonal diseases.
• Identification and necessary action on dilapidated structures.
• Deployment of Aapda Mitra volunteers and NGOs for emergency support.
• Promotion and use of SACHET Mobile Application and other government services to ensure public safety.
Sri V.B. Kamalasan Reddy, IPS (Retd.), Director, TGiCCC, has initiated the session and addressed the stakeholders requesting for their cooperation and nomination of capable officers to TGiCCC to form a dedicated Joint Action Team (JAT) and appealed prompt utilization of TGiCCC services during the monsoon season.
Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, Director General & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, appealed all stakeholders to proactively anticipate challenges and pre-deploy teams at vulnerable waterlogging and critical points by the field teams from GHMC, Traffic Police, HMWS&SB, TGSPDCL, HYDRAA, Volunteers, etc. He also appealed optimum utilization of the TGiCCC’s advanced facilities and communication system for real-time coordination during disaster and emergency situations.
Sri Y. Nagi Reddy, IPS, representing the Fire Services Department, emphasized the need for the Command Control Centre to draft a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) defining the roles and responsibilities of various departments, including Medical & Health, for efficient handling of fire-related incidents during the monsoon.
The high level officers Sri A.V. Ranganath, IPS from HYDRAA, Sri Mukunda Rao from Hyderabad Collectorate, Sri N.Narsimlu, Director (Operations) from TGSPDCL, Sri Sahadev Ratnakar, CE(M) from GHMC, Dr. Gajarao Bhupal, IPS, Jt. CP, Cyberabad and other officers have attended the meeting.
The meeting concluded with a collective commitment by all departments to work in synergy for the safety and well-being of the citizens during the monsoon season.
May 23, 2025
Bakrid:Meeting held with Gauseva associations
In anticipation of the upcoming Bakrid festival, the Hyderabad City Police today hosted a crucial meeting with various Goseva (cow protection) associations to foster a peaceful atmosphere for the celebration. The gathering, held at the Conference Hall in Basheerbagh, was presided over by Sri C.V. Anand IPS, DG, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad.
The meeting saw the active participation of Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional CP, Law and Order, Hyderabad, alongside prominent representatives from Goseva organizations. Attendees included Sri Kolishetti Sivakumar, Chairman, Yuga Tulsi Foundation; Sri Deepak Singh, President, Gorakshak Dal, Telangana; Sri A. Balakrishna, President, Akhil Bharatiya Gauseva Foundation; Sri Jasraj Srishramal, President, Bharatiya Prani Mitrasangh; and Sri Jashmit Patel, President, Love for Cow Foundation Hyderabad. Other dedicated Gau Seva protectors, as well as Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs), Additional DCPs, and Divisional Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) of the Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate, were also present.
Addressing the assembled participants, Commissioner of Police, Sri C.V. Anand IPS, firmly stated that strict measures would be taken against anyone found posting videos of cattle killings on social media. He urged cow protectors to meticulously abide by the law and cautioned them against taking enforcement into their own hands if they receive any information. He advised them to promptly report any information, including photographs and videos, to the police control room by calling mobile number 8712661155. Furthermore, he advised against undertaking any unlawful action at city check posts, assuring them of all possible assistance from the Hyderabad City Police and that you should also cooperate with us.
May 22, 2025
City Police gears up for Bakrid
In preparation for the upcoming Bakrid festival, a coordination meeting was held today at the 5th Floor conference Hall of the Old Police Commissioner's Office, Basheer Bagh. The meeting, chaired by Hyderabad City Police Commissioner, Sri C.V. Anand IPS, aimed to ensure a peaceful and clean celebration of the festival across the city. Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional C.P., Law and Order,Shri R.V. Karnan IAS, GHMC Commissioner
Shri C.RAmesh , Joint Transport Commissioner,Mrs.Pankaja, Addl.Commissioner (Health), Sri.Raghu Prasad ,Addl Commissioner(Sanitation), Dr.CH.Malleshwari, Addl.Director(V&AH), DCP SB Cyberabad, DCP Crimes Rachakonda, DCP Rajendra Nagar, DCP Balanagar and DCPs, Additional DCPs, and Divisional ACPs from Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate were present in the meeting.
• Curbing Illegal Animal Transportation: He instructed the establishment of checkposts around the Hyderabad City Commissionerate to prevent the illegal transportation of animals without proper veterinary certificates or those not ready for slaughter. Vehicles found violating these rules are to be seized and immediately sent to GHMC-designated animal holding points or goshalas. The Commissioner appealed to the public and Gorakshak members not to take the law into their own hands, emphasizing that only government officials and law enforcement agencies are authorized to stop or inspect vehicles carrying animals.
• Veterinary Services: The Animal Husbandry Department and GHMC were requested to ensure the availability of 24/7 veterinary doctors at all checkposts.
o GHMC officials were advised to deploy dog catching squads in all areas before Bakrid to manage stray dogs.
o They were also instructed to supply disposal covers to every household for the disposal of animal carcasses.
o Special teams are to be deployed on the festival day for the collection of garbage and carcasses.
o GHMC is to arrange adequate vehicles, tippers, and JCBs for efficient collection and disposal of animal waste, and ensure sufficient staff for waste removal during Bakrid.
• The Electricity and Engineering departments were directed to ensure uninterrupted power supply during the festival to prevent any inconvenience to the public.
o HMWSSB and Engineering officials are to supervise and maintain sewerage systems and ensure uninterrupted water supply.
o RTA officials were asked to ensure the availability of sufficient drivers, mechanics, and cranes .
The GHMC Commissioner detailed the extensive sanitation measures being implemented, including the deployment of additional sanitation teams and garbage collection vehicles near wards and mosques. He assured that garbage bags would be readily available and GHMC officials would be actively performing their duties.
Sri C.V. Anand IPS reiterated that only assigned police personnel, GHMC, and Animal Husbandry Department staff would be present at the checkposts. He suggested forming local, zonal, and commissionerate-level coordination teams comprising officials from all departments for better coordination and response. He concluded by stating that this coordinated mechanism, through continuous collaboration and proactive actions by officials, would significantly help in resolving any issues that may arise, ensuring a smooth, safe, and joyful Bakrid celebration for all citizens.
May 21, 2025
Tolichowki police station starts functioning
On 21-05-2025, at 1130 hours Sri C.V. Anand, IPS DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City has visited the police station Tolichowki and monitored management working process .Today received a complaint from the petitioner where first FIR was issued and handed over the FIR to petitioner. The visiting program was supervised under the leader ship of Sri Chandra Mohan, Dy. Commissioner of police, South West Zone, and all the Zonal ACP’s and Inspectors. The New Police Station was established by dividing the existing police station of Golconda, Mehdipatnam and Filmnagar issued in the G.O.M.S.No: 32, Home (Legal) Dept, Dt: 30-04-2023. Some specific areas have been divided from the existing police station and Formed Tolichowki P.S (L&O). Presently the allotted staff are performing patrolling in the area and the police station has been divided into four sectors where Blue Colts and patrolling cars performing patrolling in the area by allotted staff to the police station Tolichowki. The Following areas comes under the limits of Tolichowki Police Station which are previously come under the limits of below mention P.S as follows.
1. Film Nagar P.S= Samatha Colony, SA Colony, Golden Sand Colony, Virat nagar, Surya Nagar Colony, Aditya Nagar Colony, Adams Colony, Rahul Colony, Janaki Nagar Colony, Khaja Gulshan Colony, Mini Janaki , Delux Colony, Brindhavan Cololny, Sabza Colony, Virat Nagar, Hakeemsha Colony, Hakeempet Kunta, Road No: 86 leading towards Hakeempet Kunta from Electrical sub station.
2. Mehdipatnam P.S= Paramount Colony Gate No: 1,2,3,4, IAS Colony, NSF Colony, Hakeempet, New Hakeepmet, Limra X Road near by Hakeempet Nala, Meraj Colony, Nizam Colony, Left portion before ending of Tolichwoki flyover leading towards Mehdipatnam.
3. Golconda P.S= MD. Lines, Akbarpura, Mirza Colony, Nadeem Colony, Quli Qutub Shah Nagar, Jamali Kunta, Aruna Colony, Balreddy Nagar, Shatam Nagar, Durga Nagar, Valmiki Nagar, Teen Dargah, Road leading from Zeeshan Café 7 Tombs to Tolichowki X Roads, Road Leading from Teen Dargah to Tolichowki X Roads.
SECTOR DETAILS OF PS TOLICHOWKI
1. Sector-1 = Samatha Colony, SA Colony, Golden Sand Colony, Virat nagar, Surya Nagar Colony, Aditya Express towers Adams Colony,
Rahul Colony, Aziz Bagh Colony, Sitaramnjaneya Temple, Passport Office, Adithya Empress towers towards 7 Tombs,
2. Sector-2 =Janaki Nagar Colony, Khaja Gulshan Colony, Mini Janaki , ) Delux Colony, Brindhavan Cololny, Sabza Colony, Virat Nagar, Hakeemsha Colony,
Hakeempet Kunta, Road No: 86 leading towards Hakeempet Kunta from Electrical sub station.Fatima Nagar Colony. Kohesar Colony.,Mini Brindavan Colony
3. Sector-3 =Paramount Colony Gate No: 1,2,3,4, IAS Colony, Hakeempet, New Hakeempmet, Limra X Road near by Hakeempet Nala, Meraj Colony,
Nizam Colony, Left portion before ending of Tolichwoki flyover leading towards Mehdipatnam.,NSF Colony.
4. Sector-4= MD. Lines, Akbarpura, Mirza Colony, Nadeem Colony, Quli Qutub Shah Nagar, Jamali Kunta, Aruna Colony, Balreddy Nagar,
Shatam Nagar, Durga Nagar, Valmiki Nagar, Teen Dargah, Road leading from Tolichowki X Roads to Zeeshan Café, Road Leading from Teen Dargah to Tolichowki X Roads. Azan International School, Golden Function Hall.
May 17, 2025
CM lauds CV Anand for his team's anti-narcotics efforts
Chief Minister Shri A.Revanthreddy lauded Hyderabad Police Commissioner for bagging a global award for H-New's anti-narcotics efforts. Hon'ble CM called it a proud moment for the state and a step forward for the fight against drug abuse.
May 15, 2025
Hyderabad Police chief wins anti-naroctics award in Dubai
Mr.CV Anand, DG & CP Hyderabad, representing The HNEW- Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing was awarded the first position in for "Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award" at the World Police Summit (WPS) 2025, organized by Dubai Police from May 13 to May 15 th 2025. This international recognition was bestowed upon him due to the proactive measures undertaken to curb drug trafficking and consumption in Hyderabad city, awareness programs conducted for drug control within the students and general community in the Hyderabad commissionerate limits , and the significant achievements made in this regard.
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Speaking on this occasion, the Commissioner stated that prominent police officers from 138 countries participated in the International Police Summit-2025. He expressed his immense happiness that the Hyderabad City Police's H-NEW had won the "Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award" after competing with highly efficient police forces from various continents across the globe. He acknowledged the hard work and dedication of his team members in achieving this prestigious award and extended his sincere gratitude to each of them. He further emphasized that this achievement is a matter of great pride not only for the Telangana Police but for the entire police force of India. He attributed this recognition to the innovative work practices and comprehensive approach adopted by H-NEW in controlling narcotics.12 police officers and innovators from various law enforcement agencies of 12 countries were awarded the first prize in various categories of law enforcement
In a panel discussion preceding the awards function ,Mr Anand spoke about the issues of narcotics faced by India as a nation , especially after Covid, the various ways in which the narcotics are entering the country, the various gangs and peddlers apprehended, the efforts to watch educational institutions through anti drug committees and awareness campaigns , the rehabilitation measures etc.,
May 13, 2025
Miss World 2025 Heritage Walk in Hyderabad Concludes Peacefully with Exemplary Police Coordination
Hyderabad played host to a vibrant cultural showcase as Miss World 2025 contestants embarked on a heritage walk through the iconic Charminar, indulged in traditional shopping at Laad Bazaar, and culminated their journey with a royal dinner at the illustrious Chowmahalla Palace. The event, part of the broader Miss World 2025 itinerary, proceeded seamlessly, reflecting meticulous planning and coordination by the Hyderabad City Police in collaboration with various civic departments.
May 11, 2025
Dry Run Conducted for Miss World Contestants’ Upcoming Tour in City
Hyderabad City Police successfully conducted a full-scale dry run in preparation for the upcoming visit of Miss World contestants to Charminar, Laad Bazaar, and Chowmohallah Palace. The event is aimed at showcasing the rich heritage of Hyderabad and Telangana.
Layered security arrangements were reviewed on ground, including thorough antecedent verification of all personnel involved. Law and order deployments, along with traffic regulation measures, were physically tested in real time. Operational gaps were identified and necessary adjustments are being implemented to ensure a seamless and secure event.
May 8, 2025
Rally of solidarity against terrorism
A rally of solidarity against terrorism or à°¤ీà°µ్à°°à°µాà°¦ాà°¨ిà°•ి à°µ్యతిà°°ేà°•ంà°—ా à°¸ంà°˜ీà°ాà°µ rally was taken out from Secretariat to Necklace road rotary . Led by the Hon’ble CM, about 1500 government employees , members from different #police organisations of the state , retired military officials walked to the tune of Lata Mangeshkar s Aai Mere Watan ke logon and expressed complete solidarity with the armed forces in whatever they may have to do in the coming days to defend the honour of the nation and the Hon’ble CM spoke strongly about teaching the enemy a fitting lesson.
May 7, 2025
Administration on high alert
"It was a busy day with the early morning information that Op Sindoor has been launched on Pakistan. Yesterday all departments had coordinated on how and where to organise the mock drills under Operation Abhyaas , the H ble CM held a review with all department heads and military authorities and asked us to maintain high alert and asked me act as the official spokesperson for this period and I addressed the media about the details of the preparedness .
At 4 pm the sirens went off mostly from the iCCC controlled public address systems at traffic junctions and our patrol vehicles as the war sirens are not available , people took precautionary measures like going into cellars or safe buildings . Then at 4:15 pm upon a message from the iCCC, the mock drills started at the 4 locations in the city. Police , fire , medical, revenue , GHMC, , NDRF etc all rushed and carried out evacuation, first aid , fire control activities . Basically it was testing the preparedness and getting the administration and people prepared for any eventuality of a full scale war. More exercises will be done in the days ahead depending on the situation."
May 6, 2025
CP distributes traffic kits
Today, on 6th May 2025, Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, distributed Traffic Kit Articles to the personnel of the Hyderabad Traffic Police. As part of the distribution, new hats were also provided to the Traffic Police. These new hats are being introduced to replace the existing ones, which were found to be uncomfortable during the summer season. The new design aims to improve comfort and usability for officers on duty in high temperatures.
Furthermore, the Commissioner informed that a drone has been provided to the Hyderabad Traffic Branch. This drone will be used for traffic analysis and monitoring, with the goal of providing hassle-free and efficient traffic flow in the city. Also informed to take the help of the Google team for better traffic management for providing free flow of traffic to the commuters.
Sri. Joel Davis, IPS, Jt. Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad, Sri Rahul Hegde, B.K., IPS., DCP Traffic-I, Sri N. Ashok Kumar, DCP Traffic-II and other officers of Hyderabad Traffic Police also participated in the programme.
HYDERABAD CITY POLICE Chief CV Anand & HNEW’s ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AGAINST NARCOTICS EARNS HYD CITY GLOBAL RECOGNITION
Hyderabad CP CV Anand and HNEW - Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing has been awarded first place in the category of "Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award " at the World Police Summit (WPS) 2025, being organized by Dubai Police and scheduled to be held from May 13th – May 15th. This accolade places Telangana & India on the global map of pioneering Anti-narcotics enforcement.
The World Police Summit is a premier global forum that brings together leading law enforcement professionals from over 138 countries. With participation from globally renowned agencies such as the FBI, NYPD, LAPD, Metropolitan Police (UK), Australian Federal Police, and the German Police etc., the Summit promotes strategic collaboration, exchange of best practices, deliver impactful solutions and insights to address the challenges of modern policing.
Against this highly competitive backdrop,Mr. CV Anand emerged as the top awardee, marking an extraordinary achievement not only for Telangana Police but also for the country’s collective anti-narcotics efforts. Central to this recognition is the pioneering work of H-NEW which has implemented a holistic approach to drug control, combining:
• Multi-agency coordination with ED, NCB, DRI, GST, Excise, FRRO, Drugs Control Administration, and Counter Intelligence.
• Community outreach through Anti-drug committees in colleges and sustained public awareness initiatives.
• Strong enforcement action leading to the busting of international and inter-state peddling networks, dark web interventions, deportation of foreign offenders, and a significant decline in drug supply.
• Rehabilitation focus, integrating support for victims of substance abuse alongside enforcement.
This global recognition is a testament to the State Government’s and Hyd City police’s strong resolve, and the unwavering commitment and sustained efforts in combating the menace of narcotics. The award also serves as a powerful encouragement for continued excellence, reinforcing Hyderabad City Police’s dedication in advancing the State Government’s mission of drug-free Telangana.
The WPS team has formally informed Mr. Anand of his selection for first place in the Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award category and congratulated him.“This is a recognition of your remarkable achievements in advancing security and safety, and your efforts in promoting awareness and impactful change across communities and nations,” the WPS team conveyed.
Mr. Anand will receive the award at the awards ceremony scheduled to be held on May 15, 2025, at the Dubai Police Officers Club, Dubai, UAE.
Apr 30, 2025
Hyderabad Police rejigs jurisdiction
The Hyderabad City Police was reorganised after a gap of 35 years vide G.O.Ms.32, Home Legal Dept Dt.30.04.2023. The major highlights of that G.O. was the creation of 2 additional L&O Zones – South East + South West, 11 new L&O Divisions, 1 Additional Traffic Zone (Traffic 3), 11 more L&O police stations (total 71), 13 more Traffic Police Stations (Total 31), a Women Safety Wing with 7 Women Police Stations in 7 Zones, separate Cyber Crime Unit, IT Wing, Narcotics Wing. An extra strength of 1200 was sanctioned for these above changes.
Over the past 2 years, a few complaints have been received from the public regarding minor jurisdictional issues, inconvenience in travelling to their new police stations etc. Officers of the department have also given feedback about some issues, like confusion in Traffic and L&O police in some areas over jurisdictions, the need to strengthen Cyber Crime Wing more, weakening of cat.C L&O Police Stations etc.
In light of this, detailed consultations have been held with all stakeholders – public, public representatives, HCP officers of all ranks - and the following modifications in the G.O.Ms. 32, Home Legal Dept Dt.30.04.2023 were proposed to Govt., with only internal readjustment and reallotment of the entire HCP sanctioned strength of 17,020, without a single paisa financial burden to the Government. The TG Government has approved the proposed readjustments vide G.O.No.57, Home Legal Dept Dt. 24.04.2025. It is expected that these changes will stand the Hyderabad City Police in good stead for the next decade.
Major Changes Introduced:
1. Creation of New L&O Police Station:
A new L&O Police Station - Tolichowki Police Station - has been established, marking the 72nd L&O Police Station under Hyderabad City Police. Select areas previously falling under the jurisdictions of Filmnagar PS, Mehdipatnam PS (formerly Humayun Nagar PS), and Golconda PS have now been brought under the newly established Tolichowki Police Station.
2. Renaming of Divisions and Police Stations with popular names :
To ensure better public identification 1 L&O division and 3 L&O police stations have been renamed to reflect their popular local references:
1. Golconda Division is now Tolichowki Division
2. Secretariat PS renamed as Lake PS
3. Humayun Nagar PS renamed as Mehdipatnam PS
4. Shahinayathgunj PS renamed as Goshamahal PS
3. Restructuring and Renaming of traffic police stations to align their jurisdictions and names with the L&O Division. (as has been the historic practice)
The 3 existing Traffic Police Stations — Marredpally, Bowenpally, and Narayanguda — have been discontinued to bring the Traffic Police stations jurisdictions in accordance with the 28 L&O divisions. The existing Tr. Nampally PS, Tr. Amberpet PS, Tr. Langer House PS, Tr. Bhahadurpura PS, Tr. Nallakunta PSs are re-named as Tr. Gandhi Nagar PS, Tr. Osmania University PS, Tr. Kulsumpura PS, Tr. Chatrinaka PS and Tr. Saidabad PS respectively and they will function within the areas of jurisdiction of respective Traffic Police Stations.
4. Creation of Specialized Units
Women Safety Wing (WSW) has been strengthened through the creation of dedicated units: Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) – total staff 8 to be headed by 1 Inspector, Juvenile Bureau Unit – total staff 7 to be headed by 1 Inspector.
5. Zonal Cyber Crime Cells (ZCCs) have been established in each L&O Zone, staffed with 1 Sub-Inspector and 5 Police Constables per zone.
6. Strengthening of both L&O and Traffic wings sanctioned strengths to meet present and future policing needs with addition of 327 and 321 extra staff and officers.
Updated jurisdiction maps, contact details, and police station locations will soon be made available on the official website of Hyderabad City Police.
Apr 28, 2025
Attended Osmania University 108th foundation day celebrations
"Attended the 108 th anniversary function of my Alma Mater , Osmania University at Tagore Auditorium in the campus . Spoke about the nostalgia of having done MA Economics here , studying for civil services and clearing in my first attempt at 22 age, playing for OU in the Vizzy and RohintonBaria inter varsity cricket for 3 years in 1986-87-88, then how as dcp east , addl cp and cp had the opportunity to tackle several issues related to the university.
Apr 25, 2025
HNEW teams rewarded
Today, Sri. CV Anand, IPS, Director General & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, recognized the outstanding work of the Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing (HNEW) police personnel and presented them with certificates of appreciation and cash prizes at the Police Commissioner’s Office, Basheer Bagh.
“The successful resolution of these 36 important drug cases, including those involving major drug kingpins, is a powerful testament to the professionalism and hard work of the HNEW Wing personnel,” said Commissioner Anand.
Sri. YVS. Sudheendra, DCP Task Force and Sri. Ande Srinivasa Rao, Additional DCP Task Force, Hyderabad were participated in this program.
Apr 15, 2025
Stree Summit 2.0 went off on an inspiring note with impactful insights and a renewed call for action
Stree Summit, 2.0, successfully concluded on April 15, 2025, drawing leading voices in government officials, law enforcement, and industry experts. With a theme of Accelerate Action for Women Empowerment," the eminent Speakers deliberated for the common good of every citizen. The sessions were well planned with the panelists who are not only subject matter experts but also citizens who are continuously working for the betterment of the communities, they are also influencers of good life and betterment of individuals.
The summit began with an impactful inaugural ceremony, where Shri C. Shekar Reddy, General Secretary of the Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC), welcomed the Chief Guest, Shri Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Gov. of Telangana and gave an overview of the six HCSC verticals and their respective activities. He invited the corporates to become HCSC members. Shri C. V. Anand, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, and Chairman of HCSC, in his theme address, mentioned that STREE stands for She Triumphs Through Respect Equality and Empowerment. He highlighted that the girl child ratio 942-1000 is alarming and will adversely impact Nation’s growth. The discretion against women should end at home as well as work places. He mentioned about Free Bus ride scheme for women has increased women participation in various events across the state He informed that more women are joining the police force and there are 7 women police stations in 7 zones and out of 19 DCP’s 8 are Women. Women officer are part of patrol, blue colt, traffic police and 3 SHO’s are women officers. His concluded with a call to Empower Women to increase the State’s and Nation’s GDP.
The Chief Guest, Shri Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Gov. of Telangana, started is address by stating that Stree Summit is not a forum for conversation, but a commitment to idea to Respect & Equality and Empowerment for all. He highlighted that it was Dr. Bala Saheb Ambedkar who gave enormous power to women through Hindu Court Bill. highlighted the State government’s initiatives for women and girls span financial aid, safety, entrepreneurship, health, and representation. He stated that a safe, equal and empowered society is not a a dream but a destination we all should walk towards together. Telangana government is empowering the SHG by providing them financial aid of Rs. 21000 crores apart from creating market for their products and services. The government has encouraged the women to get into Solar power generation with a buy back guarantee. He stated the State Government has a target of making more than one crore women crorepatis. The State of Telangana is fully committed to empowerment of Women.
In her keynote address, Dr Banusri Velpandian, Senior Specialist, Governance & Research, Law Division – NITI Aayog spoke about the initiatives of NITI Aayog towards Women Empowerment in various sectors on its own or with other ministries.
To cover a larger section of population and also ensure that every enterprise and community is covered, HCSC is collaborating with Department of Women Development and Child Welfare, Telangana Government and signed an MoU on creating awareness on the women and children related laws and implementation of such laws.
Panel Discussions and Key Takeaways:
The summit featured four in-depth panel discussions addressing pivotal topics on Women’s safety and health.
The first panel, titled “Breaking Barriers: The Evolving Journey of Women in Leadership – was moderated by Ms. Khyati Naravane - VP – Business Strategy - Quantra Quartz by POKARNA.
Experts Ms.Vanita Datla – MD ELICO industries, Ms.Namita Banka – MD Banka Bioloo, Ms.Jennifer Larson, US Consulate General, Smt. Divya Devarajan, IAS, CEO - SERP Telangana shared from their experiences about the different dimensions of Growth & Success and each individual’s journey is very unique.
Dr. Lavanya NJP , DCP –Woman Safety Wing, Hyderabad. Convenor Women Safety Wing gave a presentation on CSEAM - Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material (CSEAM) - Community Policing – Policy, Enforcement and Legal ambit.
In the second panel, “Clicks to Consequences: Addiction & Exploitation in the Digital Moderated by Ms. Uma Sudhir , Executive Editor, NDTV. Experts Ms.Sunitha Krishnan – Founder, Prajwala NGO & Padma Sri Awardee, Ms. Parimala Hana Nutan IPS Joint CP, Admin & Co-ordination, Hyderabad, Dr. Purnima Nagaraja – Psychiatrist, Mr. Rakesh Dubbudu – Founder FACTLY, delved into the growing concerns surrounding digital addiction and its impact on individuals and society. Recognizing the mental health, strained relationship, misinformation, behavioural dependencies and exploitation.
In the third panel. -POSH Act: A Decade of Learning & Case Reporting Moderated by Ms. Purnima Kamble – Partner Fox Mandal, experts Smt. A. Nirmala Kanthi Wesley, IAS – Director, WCD&SC, Telangana, Dr. Charu Walikhanna, former member of the National Commission for Women (NCW) , Dr. Lavanya NJP – DCP, Women Safety Wing, Hyderabad, Convenor – HCSC Women forum, Mr. Chaitanya Gorrepati – MD, DE Shaw, Ms. Geeta Goti – Partner, Sariga Initiatives deliberated on the completion of a decade of The Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act 2013, the learnings on implementation and need to amend and include additional sections for efficient implementation.
The fourth panel, Gut Health and Emotional Wellbeing - Elements of Holistic health, nutrition, maternal care, emotional wellbeing etc. will be covered was moderated by Ms. Chetana Jain, CEO, Dhrumataru Consultants. Subject matter experts Dr. Samatha Tulla - Medical Director & Co-founder at PMX Health, Ms. Sridevi Jasti - Founder & CEO, Vibrant Living, Holistic Nutritionist, Wellness Advocate, Dr. Chetan Majjiga – Psychiatrist ADHD, Dr. Vijay Kumar C Bada - Sr. Gastroenterologist, Yashoda Hospital spoke about the importance of maintaining sound health in women cannot be overlooked. This session highlighted the sensitive phases of women that is generally seen with misconceptions and often stereotyped leading to neglect and abuse. Ex. Post-partum imbalance, menopause, cancer, need for self-care etc.
The fifth panel Towards Accelerating Action Key Take aways from each Panel was moderated by Ms. Neeharika Malpur. All the session moderators and eminent panelists, Ms. Uma Sudhir, Ms. Chetana Jain, Ms. Purnima Kamble, Ms. Khyati Naravane, Ms. Geeta Goti, Dr. Charu Walikhanna
This session focussed on the outcomes and actionable items going forward.
Closing Ceremony:
The summit concluded with a closing ceremony recognizing the significant contributions of partners, speakers, and participants. Certificates were awarded to key contributors, and Smt Geeta Goti, Joint Secretary, Women’s Forum, HCSC delivered final remarks, calling for continued collaboration for Rights, Equality and Empowerment for all Girls and Women in building a secure future.
About HCSC:
The Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC) is a not-for-profit society that brings together the Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate, various establishments, government agencies, and citizens to promote safety and security in the city. HCSC actively works towards enhancing safety in various domains, including women's safety, traffic safety, infrastructure security, and cybersecurity. Through collaborations and partnerships, HCSC strives to create awareness, implement effective strategies, and drive positive change in ensuring a secure environment for all.
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