Coordination meeting held ahead of Hanuman Vijaya yatra

 A coordination meeting was held today with officials from various government departments and the organizers of the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra concerning the arrangements for the event scheduled on 12.04.2025, the occasion of Sri Hanuman Jayanti. The meeting took place at the Osmania Medical College Auditorium, Koti, Hyderabad. Officers from the Hyderabad City Police, as well as the Cyberabad and Rachakonda Police Commissionerates, were in attendance.

The meeting saw the participation of key members from Telangana Rashtra Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, and senior officials from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), Roads & Buildings Department (R&B), Fire Services, Electricity Department, Emergency Management and Research Institute (EMRI), Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGRTC), Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB), Transport Department, and Health & Medical Departments.

Addressing the attendees, Sri CV Anand IPS DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad emphasized the importance of conducting the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra in a peaceful atmosphere. He urged the organizers to be vigilant about any new individuals joining the procession and to promptly inform the local police as a precautionary measure. He requested their cooperation with the traffic police to avoid any traffic congestion during the Yatra.

 

Specific guidelines were provided to the organizers regarding the height of the idols, advising them to ensure that no idol exceeds the height of the railway bridge to avoid route diversions. He appealed to the organizers to refrain from using DJ systems during the procession, highlighting the benefits of minimizing noise pollution for the health and well-being of the public and devotees, suggesting the use of large sound boxes without sound mixers instead.

Considering the weather forecast from the Meteorological Department indicating potential rainfall on Saturday, Sri CV Anand instructed the GHMC and the traffic police to take necessary precautionary measures. He also directed the relevant police authorities to be informed about the number of people and vehicles participating in the procession.

Furthermore, he advised the organizers to provide adequate training to their rope party members (volunteers) and to utilize their services effectively, suggesting the deployment of a greater number of volunteers. He assured that adhering to the specified route would ensure a smooth procession. The organizers were asked to verify the suitability of tusker vehicles for navigating through narrow streets in advance.

Drawing upon past experiences, Sri CV Anand stressed the need for restraint during the return journey after the Vijaya Yatra concludes. He also clarified that the use of drone cameras is prohibited without prior authorization from the police department.

Providing an overview of the scale of the event, he informed that approximately 150 Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatras are scheduled within the Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate limits, with an additional 46 Yatras originating from the Cyberabad and Rachakonda limits, all of which will converge into the main procession. He cautioned against believing or spreading rumors and provocative or fake messages on social media. He announced the deployment of 17,000 police personnel along with additional armed forces by the Hyderabad City Police for the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra.

A joint control room will be established at the Hyderabad City Police Commissioner's Office, ICCC Building, Banjara Hills, commencing operations from 8 am on 12.04.2025. This control room will serve as a central point where officers from various departments will be available to provide appropriate advice and assistance in case of any issues.

Following the meeting, Sri CV Anand IPS DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, accompanied by officers and organizers from various departments, conducted an inspection of the main Vijaya Yatra procession route, commencing from Sri.Rama Mandir, Gouli Guda, and proceeding through Narayana Guda, RTC Chowrasta, Ashok Nagar, Kavadi Guda, Bible House, culminating at Tad Bund Hanuman Temple, covering a distance of approximately 12.2 km. All concerned officers were instructed to expedite the resolution of any issues identified during the route inspection and to address any pending work within their respective departments.

The coordination meeting was graced by the presence of Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Additional CP L&O, Sri Joel Davis IPS Joint CP Traffic Hyderabad, Sri Raghu Prasad, Additional Commissioner GHMC, Sri Raja Shekhar RTC, Sri Manohar Babu R&B, Sri Venkat, DMO Medical Department, Sri B. Narasimha Murthy, VHP State President, Sri Shivaramulu State Convenor, Bajrang Dal, Sri Ramulu State Convenor VHP, Sri Akhil, VHP President Hyderabad, Sri Sai Sri, DCP Special Branch Cyberabad, Sri. Narasimha Reddy DCP Special Branch Rachakonda Police Commissionerate, and all Zonal DCPs and other officers of Hyderabad City.

Hyderabad City Police Review Security Arrangements for Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra

 

Sri C V Anand IPS, Director General and Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, today held a video conference with Hyderabad Police officials to review the security arrangements for the upcoming Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra, scheduled for April 12, 2025.

During the conference, the Director General and Commissioner of Police discussed incidents that occurred during the previous Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra and meticulously reviewed the proposed security measures. He subsequently issued the following directives to ensure the peaceful and orderly conduct of the procession:

1. Enhanced Surveillance: Special surveillance measures should be established at all intersections where smaller processions are expected to converge with the main route.

2. Strategic Deployment: Additional special forces are to be deployed in sensitive areas, particularly those in the vicinity of religious places. Continuous and stringent surveillance must be maintained in these locations.

3. Route Inspection and Rectification: All concerned Station House Officers (SHOs) are instructed to personally inspect the designated route of the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra, which includes Sri Ram Mandir (Gauli Guda), and Bible House leading to Tad Bund Hanuman Temple. They are to identify any potential issues or obstructions and promptly inform the concerned authorities for necessary rectification.

4. DJ System Advisory: The organizers are to be explicitly informed that refraining from the use of DJ systems during the procession would be significantly beneficial for the health and well-being of the general public and the devotees participating in the Vijaya Yatra.

5. Prohibited Activities: The bursting of firecrackers, throwing them at pedestrians, and the throwing of gulal (colored powder) on general public are strictly prohibited during the procession.

6. Post-Yatra Restraint: In light of past experiences, all participants are urged to exercise utmost restraint during the return journey following the conclusion of the Vijaya Yatra.

7. Restrictions on Display and Vehicles: The display of any provocative banners is prohibited. Organizers must ensure the use of a limited number of vehicles in the procession and take all necessary measures to prevent any disturbance by individuals from other communities.

8. Drone Camera Usage: The police department will inform the organizers that the operation of drone cameras for any purpose during the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra is strictly prohibited without obtaining prior, explicit permission from the relevant authorities.

9. Social Media Responsibility: The public is strongly advised not to believe or propagate rumors circulating on social media platforms. Spreading provocative posts and fake messages is strictly discouraged and may attract legal action.

10. Prevention of Petty Crimes: Specific emphasis has been placed on preventing any instances of pickpocketing and chain snatching during the Sri Veera Hanuman Vijaya Yatra.

Shri Vikram Singh Mann IPS (Additional Commissioner of Police, Law and Order), Shri S. Chaitanya Kumar (Deputy Commissioner of Police, Special Branch), Smt. Pushpa (Deputy Commissioner of Police, IT Cell), along with Zonal DCPs, Inspectors, ACPs, and other officers, participated virtually in the video conference.

Young India Police School all set to be inaugurated on April 10th by Hon'ble CM

With the inauguration of the Young India Police School (YIPS)  scheduled for April 10 th by the Hon’ble CM  of #Telangana, the team headed by Mr.CV Anand  has been crazily hectic in tying up all the loose ends and preparing for the big event with over 1200 guests . 

Making the school a reality in 100 days with a grant of 5 crore by the government, has left the team dazed but with a very fulfilling feeling as they  are on the cusp of giving education of international standards to our #police children of all ranks . A small team of officers and well meaning friends / well wishers have been able to navigate through the complicated process of society registration, lease deed, multiple permissions from multiple departments, IT registration, bank accounts , tenders for infrastructure and other works , recruitment of principal- GM- teachers , admissions of students(87 till date out of 200 ) , uniforms- house dresses- classrooms - play areas and so on .

Today Mr.CV Anand visited the school again today and discussed the inaugural to the last detail and also distributed the magic boxes - which contain two sets of uniforms , belt ,shoes , socks , games dress, school bag , water bottle , books. This is a temporary campus and will move to a permanent campus in 2-3 years. 

Shriramnavami Shobayatra Procession concludes peacefully

 

The Sri Rama Navami Shobha Yatra procession in Hyderabad was conducted peacefully on Sunday (April 6, 2025) amid tight security and close coordination between multiple government departments.

Hyderabad City Police Commissioner C.V. Anand monitored arrangements throughout the day, inspecting the entire procession route and coordinating with the Sri Ramanavami Utsav Committee to ensure an early start to the event. 

The main processions, which commenced from various localities, culminated at the Hanuman Gymnasium in Sultan Bazaar, passing through Mangalhat, Begum Bazar Chhatri, Siddiamber Bazar, Gowliguda Kaman, Gurudwara, Putli Bowli Chowrasta, and Kothi Andhra Bank.

A Joint Command and Control Centre operated from the Integrated Command and Control Centre building, where officials from the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation, Roads and Buildings (R&B) Department, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Emergency Management and Research Institute, Fire Department, Electricity Department, and the Traffic Police monitored the event in real time. They issued timely instructions to on-ground personnel to maintain order and respond to any developments.

Mr.Anand oversaw the situation using live drone footage and CCTV camera feed, relaying directions to officers on the field via radio and WhatsApp channels. Senior officers including Vikram Singh Mann, Additional Commissioner of Police (Law & Order), and Joel Davis, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), were also present along the route to supervise the security and logistical arrangements. An estimated 20,000 police personnel were deployed across the city as part of the security apparatus for the procession, which draws thousands of devotees annually.

VC held with all officers of HCP

 

 In view of the Sri Ramanavami Shobha Yatra to be held on April 6, 2025, Sri C. V. Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, held a video conference with Hyderabad Police officers. He explained the history of the procession and the various incidents over the years during the Shobha Yatra, discussed security arrangements in detail and gave specific instructions in light of the route inspection down yesterday along with the Sri Ramanavami Utsav committees and other department officers .He suggested that special surveillance be set up at the intersection where the main procession and smaller processions connect. It was also suggested that special additional forces be deployed in problematic areas around religious places and that continuous surveillance be maintained. As a precautionary measure, all officers and staff, all Zonal Control Room officers, and Special Branch officers in the city should be alert from now on. Special attention must also be paid to pickpockets and chain snatchers. Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional Commissioner of Police Law and Order, Sri S.Chaitanya Kumar DCP, Special Branch, Smt. Pushpa DCP, IT Cell, and Zonal DCPs, Inspectors, ACPs, and other officers participated in this program virtually.

HCP held coordination meeting ahead of SreeRamanavami Shobayatra

 

A coordination meeting was held today with officers from all departments on the occasion of the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra at Draupadi Garden in Sitaram Bagh. The meeting was presided over by Sri. CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad.

Speaking on the occasion, Sri. CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, said that the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra started in 2010 and has gained fame across the country in a short time. The Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra proceeds from Sitaram Bagh to Hanuman Gymnasium. On behalf of the Hyderabad City Police, we are making significant security arrangements from beginning to end to prevent any untoward incidents. The people and the organizers of the festival should cooperate with the police for the peaceful conduct of the Shobha Yatra. He requested that arrangements be made to start the Shobha Yatra by 1 PM.

Keeping in mind past experiences, and considering that the Shobha Yatra routes are quite narrow, making it difficult for large vehicles to pass, the festival committee members were asked to arrange a trial run with the vehicles in advance. Since the police department is monitoring security with the help of drones, it was suggested that anyone wishing to use drones should obtain permission from the local police in advance. Otherwise, it will cause problems for both the Shobha Yatra organizers and the police. It has been learned that people are experiencing heart problems and hearing issues due to the use of DJ sound systems. Therefore, for the welfare of everyone, using a regular sound system instead of a DJ is advisable. He asked the organizers to ensure that there are no songs or speeches that denigrate other communities during the Shobha Yatra.

A joint control room will be set up in the ICCC building to monitor the Shobha Yatra. He asked all government departments to take steps to ensure that the Shobha Yatra ends successfully without any problems. He said that special security arrangements will be made at all major intersections and problematic areas along the Shobha Yatra route, along with continuous monitoring through CCTV cameras. He asked the organizers and people to follow the rules during the Shobha Yatra and celebrate the festival with devotion. The organizers of the Shobha Yatra should take appropriate precautions regarding the height of the idols.

All departments of the Hyderabad City Police and the Special Police are preparing to provide security with 20,000 police personnel for the Sri Rama Navami Shobha Yatra. We have established full-scale surveillance on the movements of criminals with the She Team and CCS police. He suggested that Hyderabad Zonal Police Officers and other departmental officers form WhatsApp groups with their staff to facilitate information sharing. He said that preventive measures have been taken to prevent any untoward incident in Hyderabad city.

GHMC Additional Commissioner said that all arrangements are being made for the Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra. Orders have been issued to all officials for road repairs, street lights, and other facilities, and instructions have been given to our officials to ensure that devotees do not face any inconvenience.

After the coordination meeting, Sri CV Anand IPS, DG Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, the GHMC Additional Commissioner, members of the Bhagyanagar Sri Ramanavami Utsav Samiti, and officials from R&B, Electricity, Fire, 108 Service, RTC, Water Supply, Transport, and other departments jointly inspected the main procession route of the Sri Ramanavami Shobha Yatra scheduled for the 6th. The procession will start from Mangal Hot, proceeding via Puranapool Gandhi Statue, Jummerath Bazaar, Siddi Amber Bazaar, Afzal Ganj, Gowliguda, Koti Andhra Bank Chowrasta, and end at Hanuman Gymnasium Ground.

The program was attended by Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional CP Law and Order; Shri. Joel Davis IPS, Joint CP Traffic; Sri. G. Chandra Mohan, DCP South West Zone; Shri. B. Balaswamy IPS, DCP East Zone; Sri Raghu Prasad, Additional Commissioner GHMC; Srinivasa Rao, DYRM RTC; Sri. Bhagavantha Rao, Secretary, Bhagyanagar Utsav Committee; Sri. Krishna, Organizer; Sri. Govind Ratke, General Secretary, Bhagyanagar Utsav Committee; Sri. Anand Singh, Organizer; Sri. Venkanna, DFO; Shri. Amarender Reddy, Water Works; Shri. Chaitanya Kumar, DCP SB; Smt. Sneha Mehra IPS, DCP South Zone; and other police officers.

Kotwal visits Eidgah at Mir Alam

   The traditional annual visit of the Kotwal to the Eidgah at Mir Alam  on Eid ul Fitr to oversee bandobust and greet #EidMubarak 

HCSC meeting with heads of all Hospitals and Pharma companies

The Hyderabad City Security Council hosted a meeting with Heads of all Hospitals and Pharma companies having #Hyderabad city address , informed them about  -Hyd City Security Council - and how it is  a bridge between private enterprise and police & government, the activities of the various forums on women safety , narcotics, traffic , cyber crime , security and CSR and why they should become members and stakeholders in the city’s security and ‘safest in the country ‘tag. 

They saw the functioning of the iCCC and were impressed with how TG police uses technology and assured  support and sponsorships.

Young India Police School Conducts Draw of lots for admissions - Ready to Welcome First Batch of Students Across Classes

 Following the recent launch of Young India Police School website by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, which marked the formal opening of admissions, the school continues to uphold its commitment to fairness and transparency in the admission process. Given the overwhelming response and the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency.  The draw of lots , for admissions  upcoming academic year,  was held today at the YIPS campus in Manchirevula under the direct supervision of Mr. CV Anand, IPS, DG  & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad.

He personally conducted the draw for various classes (class 1 to Class 5) and handed over admission letters to the parents on the spot. Each class offers 40 seats (20 reserved for children of uniformed service  personnel  and 20 for the general public). Today, admissions were allotted as follows: Class 1 – 9 admissions, Class 2 – 8 admissions, Class 3 – 10 admissions, Class 4 – 10 admissions, and Class 5 – 8 admissions, totaling 45 for police personnel children and 11 for others. 

The principal, parents, and senior police officials were present at the event. The parents welcomed the transparent approach taken by the school.

With the successful completion of the admission process, YIPS is ready to welcome its first batch of students across multiple classes. Hon’ble CM will inaugurate the school in April 1st week.

City Police hosts Iftar party

 Hyderabad City Police organized a ‘Daawat-e-Iftar’ at Chow Mohalla Palace to celebrate the Holy festival of Ramadan. Apart from senior officers and politicians, around 1500 fasting devotees from various Muslim families participated in the Iftar feast.  Iftar is the meal taken after sunset to break the daily fast during the Holy month of Ramzan, which is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Iftar is held at sunset after the Maghrib prayer.

On this occasion, Sri Ponnam Prabhakar, the Hon’ble Minister of Transport and BC Welfare Telangana attended the program as the chief guests and Telangana DGP Sri Jitender IPS, Sri CV Anand IPS DG CP Hyderabad together with other guests broke the fast after delivering the welcome speech.

Sri Ponnam Prabhakar, Hon’ble Minister of Transport and BC Welfare Telangana & Hyderabad extended Ramzan greetings to all the Muslim brothers and sisters, saying that Hyderabad is a symbol of religious harmony . In Hyderabad all festivals are celebrated together happily, and all arrangements have been made on behalf of the government to celebrate Ramzan. I am very happy to be the Minister in-charge of Hyderabad. The invitation to this Iftar, which is being held at Chowmahalla Palace in this old city, is very special.

  Sri. C.V. Anand IPS DG CP Hyderabad, addressed to the people that  "I thank you for accepting my invitation and coming to this Iftar feast." "This evening we are gathered together to honour a sacred tradition and celebrate the message of peace and love. Let us strive to prioritize harmony and goodwill," he said.

The event was graced by Sri Mohammad Ali Shabbir SC, ST, Minority Advisor, Sri. Mir Zulfikar Ali (AIMIM), Member of Legislative Assembly, Charminar Constituency, Hyderabad., Sri Zafar Hussain Meraj (AIMIM), Member of Legislative Assembly, Yakutpura Constituency, Hyderabad. Sri. Ahmed Bin Abdullah Balala , (AIMIM), Member of Legislative Assembly, Malak pet Constituency, Hyderabad. Sri. Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Addl. Commissioner of Police, (Law & Order), Sri.P.Viswa Prasad IPS Addl.CP Crimes & SIT, Smt.Parimala Hana Nutan IPS Jt.CP (Admn), Sri.Joel Devis IPS Jt.CP Traffic, Major General Ajay Mishra, GOC Telangana & Andhra Sub Area (TASA) and Other senior police officers, Retired police officers, religious leaders attend Iftar dinner.

City Police toils tirelessly

 Entire City police was watchful throughout the night as festivities of both communities were on .CP Toured 3-4 zones , attended a Holi harathi in Hussainialam area, thanked and talked to peace committee members who were active in all areas of the city.

"Day before night and yesterday was tough for @hydcitypolice  as all of us were deployed to ensure a peaceful Dahanam-Holi & Ramzan second Friday prayers. As is our fate , 14,000 of us - from Homeguard to CP rank , missed celebrations of these festivals with our families and were on bandobust duties to ensure peace

Despite the heavy bandobust there were 4 incidents and the police acted swiftly to nip them in the bud. All in all, the festivities concluded peacefully across the city bringing a huge relief to the citizens." he said. 

VC held with all officers ahead of Holi & Ramadan festivities

 Today, City Police Commissioner Mr.CV Anand held a video conference with the Hyderabad City Police officers. Speaking on the occasion, he said that after about 35 years, the Holi festival and the second Friday of the month of  Ramzan have come on the same day.  All  officers were alerted and explained them about the various facets of the challenges they will face tonight during the kamuni dahanam programmes and simultaneous Isha namaz and Tarabi prayers and the type of bandobust and patrolling they need to do. 

"Then tomorrow we all need to be very alert for the Holi festivities and movements and almost simultaneous afternoon Jumma Asr namaz Friday prayers of Ramadan month " he said. 

Senior officers also discussed the steps  need to take and deployments to be done to secure the city and maintain peace and order .

"All senior officers including me and all Addl / joint and DCP s will be on duty till tomorrow evening. We have appealed to peace committee members to chip in and help out the police." said CP Anand. 

HCSC team meets owners of big hotels to expand its outreach

 

The Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC) has taken a significant step toward making its platform more broad-based by engaging with key stakeholders.As part of this initiative, HCSC recently held a meeting with leading hotel owners in Hyderabad. 

During the meeting, HCSC Honorary Chairman Mr.CV Anand , CP -Hyderabad and other office bearers  highlighted the uniqueness of the council as a robust Public-Private Partnership (PPP) platform, emphasizing the need for hotels to become active stakeholders in maintaining peace, law, and order. Officials presented various proactive measures undertaken by the Hyderabad Police to make the city the safest in India, including the extensive CCTV surveillance network, cutting-edge policing technologies, and advanced crime detection and traffic management systems.

The hotel owners expressed their appreciation for the efforts being made and agreed to join HCSC as members. They committed to actively participating in key initiatives, including cybersecurity, women’s safety, narcotics control, traffic management, and physical security.

Following the discussions, the attendees were given a live demonstration at the Integrated Command & Control Centre (iCCC).This engagement with the hospitality sector marks the beginning of HCSC’s broader outreach strategy. The council plans to extend its collaboration to other critical industry verticals, including pharmaceuticals, entertainment, jewelry etc., 

Run for Action 2025 to mark Women's Day

 Today, Hyderabad City Police organized Run for Action-2025 with (5000) five thousand people near Necklace Road People's Plaza on the occasion of International Women's Day.

Smt. Dr. Danasari Anasuya Seethakka, Hon’ble Minister for Panchayati Raj, Rural Development, Rural Water Supply, Women and Child Welfare, Sri. CV Anand IPS DG Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, along with the Chief Guest, flagged off the program and started the 5K and 2K run.

Speaking on the occasion, the Minister said that it was a great pleasure to be invited to Run for Action-2025. She applauded the Hyderabad City Police Commissioner for organizing this run, to give women self-confidence on the occasion of International Women's Day. And wishing everyone a happy Women's Day, he asked everyone to be mentally and physically empowered. Women were once looked down upon in society, and after the United Nations announced the proposal to give equal pay for equal work, International Women's Day is being celebrated in all countries of the world. The main purpose of Women's Day is that there is no difference between women and men, everyone is equal. She appreciated the Hyderabad City Police for their good work on safety of women. people are coming to Hyderabad from across nations for jobs, employment and business, it is because of the efforts of the police department which provides the sense of safety and security in the community. In recent times, alcoholism has ruined our lives. It reduces our dignity; this society should be sensitized to get rid of drugs. Therefore, on the occasion of International Women's Day, we all pledge to stay away from intoxicants, drugs and drinks, he said. The police are also conducting many awareness programs on intoxicants. He said that women should work for the development of society and they ought to be respected.

Sri CV Anand, IPS DG, Commissioner of Police Hyderabad City said - I am very happy that you all have come here on the occasion of International Women's Day. The slogan for women's safety given by the International Women's Organization is Speed for Action and taking prompt action on women's safety. Out of 20 DCPs in the Hyderabad Police Commissionerate, 8 are women DCPs. He said that 30 percent of the 18 thousand police personnel in the Hyderabad Commissionerate are women. "On the occasion of Women's Day, 4 women inspectors have been appointed as Station House Officers for Law and Order and Traffic Police Stations," said Commissioner CV Anand. "Women are contributing significantly in all the prominent sectors of the country while taking care of their family responsibilities, so there is a need to recognize their importance today," he said. The winners of the 5k run and 2k run were awarded prizes by Sri CV Anand, IPS DG, Commissioner of Police Hyderabad City.

The event was graced by Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS, Additional CP Law and Order, Sri.P. Vishwa Prasad IPS, Additional CP Crime, Sri. Joel Davis IPS Joint CP Traffic, Smt. Parimala Hana Nutan IPS Joint CP Admin, Sri. Sneha Mehra IPS DCP South Zone, Smt. Rakshita Krishna Murthy IPS DCP Headquarters, Sri. Vijay Kumar IPS DCP West Zone, Smt. Rashmi Perumal IPS DCP North Zone, Smt. Shilpavalli IPS DCP Central Zone, Smt. Lavanya Nayak DCP Women Safety, Smt. Dhara Kavitha DCP Cyber Crimes, Sri. B. Balaswamy IPS DCP East Zone, Sri. Chaitanya Kumar DCP Special Branch, Shri. Rahul Hedge IPS DCP Traffic, Sri. G. Chandra Mohan South West Zone, Sri. YVS Sudheendra DCP Task Force, Smt. N. Swetha IPS DCP DD, Sri. N. Ashok Kumar DCP Traffic-2, Shri. R. Venkateswarlu, IPS DCP Traffic-3, Shri. Balmuri Venkat MLC and Hyderabad City Security Council members and police officers were participated.

East Zone DCP office inaugurated

 

Today, the new office building of DCP East Zone, Amberpet, Hyderabad was inaugurated by Hyderabad In-charge Minister Sri Ponnam Prabhakar Transport, BC Welfare Minister of Govt. of Telangana.

Honorable Minister Ponnam Prabhakar inspected the new DCP East Zone building, he appreciated the hard work of everyone in the construction of the building.

He said that if you show government land for the construction of the fire station, registration office and MRO office, we are ready to allocate it.

Our police are maintaining law and order and maintaining good relations with the public and further enhance the brand image of Hyderabad. He asked the Hyderabad Police to be tough on criminals and work in order to provide justice to victims. He said that since Hyderabad is a cosmopolitan city, tourism and IT are all developing here. The technology of CCTV cameras makes it easy to catch criminals and deal with them with an iron hand. They should be supportive of those who come to the police station for help. He also congratulated  Sri Balaswamy IPS DCP East zone .

Sri C.V. Anand IPS. DG, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, speaking on the occasion of the inauguration of the DCP East Zone building, said that we were waiting for the inauguration for a few days and we are very happy that the inauguration was held today. The DCP East Zone office has a lot of history, this zone was established in 1982. the DCP East Zone Office was shifted to Amberpet, since then this zone does not have a separate office. The government has sanctioned the construction of a new building. The government is taking steps to ensure that law and order is enforced and crimes are under control. The government is of the same motto that if the law and order, women safety, protection for the people and their properties is given it will bring investments in our state which would help in the economy . The government is providing all facilities in every police station. He said that if the victims are able to come to the police station and file complaints., by providing such an environment to them would bring good recognition to the government. The Hyderabad City Police is also working in the same vein, they are patrolling in Hyderabad city limits intensively at night, due to which crimes have decreased a lot, and four or five more police stations are about to be opened, they will also be opened soon .All measures will be taken to maintain law and order so that they can provide good protection to the people. Some buildings have also been completed in the Traffic Department. We are taking steps so that people reach their destination on time through traffic management. As part of that, Operation Rope will be implemented and footpath encroachments will be removed. Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sri CV Anand said that signal timings management will provide good convenience to the people. He said that “Hyderabad City Police will always be at the service of the people”.

The program was attended by Sri. V. Hanumantha Rao, Former Member of Parliament, MLA Kaleru Venkatesh, Sri Vikram Singh Mann IPS Additional CP Law and Order, Sri. M. Ramesh IPS IGP DGP Office, Sri. Joel Davis IPS, Joint CP Traffic, Sri. Balaswamy IPS DCP East Zone, Smt. Sneha Mehra IPS DCP South Zone, Sri. Chaitanya Kumar DCP SB, Sri. YVS Sudheendra DCP Task Force, Corporator Vijay Kumar Goud and other police officers participated.

4 Women Inspectors appointed as SHOs

 On the occasion of International Women's Day, Sri.C.V. Anand IPS DG Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad transferred 4-women inspectors as Station House Officers.

Speaking to them on this occasion, he said that women are also competing equally with men in all fields, and you should also show your mettle as Station House Officers. He congratulated them and handed over orders.

1. Smt. Jyotsna Talloju SHO WPS Central Zone has been transferred to SHO Kachiguda (L&O) PS.

2. Smt. Domata Debora has been transferred from Main PCR to SHO WPS Central Zone.

3. Smt. Chitti Bura has been transferred from Task Force Admin to SHO Secretariat (Lake) PS.

4. P. Venkat Laxmi has been transferred from CCC to SHO Traffic PS Nampally.

Along with them

1. Sri Chandra Kumar Kagitha has been transferred from SHO Kachiguda PS to Main PCR.

2. Sri. Satya Narayana Muttineni has been transferred from SHO Secretariat (Lake) PS to SHO Traffic PS Nallakunta. 

Register for HCP Annual SHE run

 Hyderabad City Police Annual SHE Run 🏃‍♀️2025 is here! This March 8th, on International Women’s Day, join us at People’s Plaza at 530 am for the “Hyderabad City Police Run for Action 2025”, featuring 2K & 5K runs. With the theme “Accelerate Action on Women’s Safety,” 

Register here: https://rfa.bebetter.run .

Admissions begin to Young India Police School

 

The Telangana government and CM Revanth Reddy garu has come up with an idea of opening a Young India Police School in Manchirevula of RR district to cater to the needs of children of police and uniformed personnel who due to their work schedules are unable to focus on their education. 50% of the admissions are reserved for uniformed personnel and the remaining 50% will be open for the public . The fee structure will be different for the various categories of home guards to ASI ranks , SI to Addl SP rank and IPS and the Open category and very affordable .

Today the Hon'ble CM has released the brochure and the launched the website announcing the opening of admissions into the school . The team of officers led by CV Anand have been working day and night for the last two months to make it a reality and all the government permissions ,lease deeds , MOU s , recruitment of principal, GM and teachers and the basic infrastructural works have been completed or are in progress . The school will be opened by the CM on March 31 st , 2025. 

CP reviewed Shivratri bandobust

Google , Police team up for AI powered Traffic Management

 A delegation from Google India visited the Telangana State Police  Integrated Command and Control Center (TGICCC) to study the existing traffic management system and explore ways to enhance its operational efficiency by leveraging cutting-edge Google technologies and solutions by the experts. The visit comes in the backdrop of the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Google and the Telangana Government to develop and implement technology-driven solutions across key sectors.

The delegation included; Mr. Chandu Thota, VP, Google DeepMind; Mr. Rao Surapaneni, VP, Google Cloud; Ms. Shalini Puchalapalli, Country Manager, Google Customer Solutions; and Mr. Seshu Ajjarapu, Senior Director, Google DeepMind who were accompanied by Mr. Rajesh Ranjan, Head of Government Affairs & Public Policy; Mr. Srinivas Kodali, Government Affairs and Public Policy. 

Mr. C.V. Anand, City Police Commissioner,  in his comprehensive presentation on ICCC’s functioning, showcased  how real-time traffic management is executed through advanced surveillance, data analytics, and the integration of Google Maps data to identify congestion hotspots.

Discussions between the Google delegation, CP Anand, and the CCC team centered  on enhancing the ICCC functioning  by integrating live Google Maps traffic data, automating traffic signals based on volume counts, real-time tracking of patrol vehicles, and deploying drone surveillance for better traffic monitoring. The delegation also explored potential strategies to improve the effectiveness of the existing traffic management framework. 

Google's experts provided valuable insights on optimizing ICCC operations by leveraging cloud solutions for efficient data storage, and deploying new applications. The delegation agreed to extend cooperation and commended the Telangana Government’s commitment to prioritizing public safety through technology-driven governance. This collaboration augurs well for  advance traffic management. 

The delegation also suggested better ways of storing the huge data made available through cctv footage without the limit of 30 days in the cloud and use of AI to recover whatever is needed for quick study and analysis.

Mr.Viswaprasad, Addl.CP – Traffic, Ms.Parimala Hana Nutan, Jt.CP Admin; Ms.Pushpa, SP – ICCC and other senior officers were present.

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3 offenders arrested in 2 crore burglary

 A three-member burglary gang was arrested on Thursday for allegedly stealing articles worth Rs 3 crore from their employer’s residence, where they worked as a cook and a maid, police said.     The offenders—two men from Bihar and a woman from West Bengal—burgled the house on the night of February 10-11 within the jurisdiction of Narayanguda police station. They stole diamonds, gold, silver, cash and foreign currency from various countries, police said.

    The accused carried out the burglary while their employer and his family were in Dubai for his daughter’s wedding, police said.    After the theft, they boarded a train to Delhi as part of their plan to escape Hyderabad, they added.

    Following a complaint, a case was registered and investigators examined CCTV footage. Using technology, police apprehended the suspects from a train in Nagpur and subsequently arrested them.    During interrogation, the stolen property was recovered from their possession, police said.

    "The three accused conspired and meticulously planned this burglary, which our police teams detected and solved with swift action," Hyderabad Commissioner of Police C V Anand told reporters.    The recovered items are currently valued at approximately Rs 3 crore, while its market value exceeds Rs 5 crore, he added.

    Further investigation revealed that one of the accused was also involved in a murder-for-gain case in January 2024 under Domalguda police station limits.    He and his associates allegedly killed an elderly woman in her house and stole item worth Rs 1 crore before going into hiding, the Commissioner said.

    Regarding their modus operandi, a Hyderabad police release stated that the offenders targeted wealthy households, securing jobs as maids, cooks, or security guards. After gaining the house owner’s trust, they would execute planned burglaries.    "If confronted, they did not hesitate to kill before fleeing with the stolen goods to their native villages," police added.

State Police Sports meet - HCP medal winners felicitated

  The Hyderabad City Police showcased remarkable performance at the State-Level Police Sports Meet held in Karimnagar. Around 236 police personnel from HCP competed across 26 disciplines, bagging  an impressive tally of 67 Gold, 32 Silver, and 23 Bronze medals, along with 9 overall championship titles.

Today, Mr. CV Anand, DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, felicitated the medal winners and congratulated them. A sportsman himself, Mr. Anand acknowledged the dedication, and rigorous training required to excel in sports while balancing hectic police duties. He also emphasized the mental resilience needed to perform under pressure, especially during finals.

Reflecting on his own experiences as an athlete during his school and college years, CP  Anand highlighted how sports cultivate discipline, teamwork, and the ability to navigate life’s challenges. He reiterated that physically fit personnel with a strong sporting mindset are better equipped to handle the demands of police service.

Encouraging the athletes to excel in the upcoming All India Police Sports Meet, he assured them of full administrative support. 

N.Bhaskar, Addl.DCP(Admin); B.Kishtayya, Addl.DCP ,  Kishan Rao, ACP (CAR sports officer), and other officers were present. 

HCSC EC meeting held

 CP CV Anand, also the honorary chairman of HCSC(Hyderabad City Security Council),  held the HCSC EC meeting   to decide on new memberships. He also reviewed the HACK2.0 summit on cyber crime held in November , and the conduct of the next few summits - Traffic , Narcotics, Women Safety and Security summits - in the next 6-7 months.The activity of the various forums was reviewed and improvements suggested.

Reward Mela: 706 Police Personnel rewarded

 Hyderabad City Police organized a Mega Reward program for the entire year of 2024.  706 officers /staff have been recognized who have contributed significantly in detection, apprehensions and disposal of cases and rewarded for their good work during the year 2024. This includes (6-Addl.DCP, 13-ACP, 73-Inspectors, 83-SIs, 12-Asst. SIs, 86-Head Constables, 334 - Police Constables, 29-Home Guards, 64 Ministerial staff and 6- Public Prosecutors and Asst. PPs.) 

Taking the new age challenges being faced by the CCS and Cyber Crimes into consideration, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City has instituted Commissioner’s Trophy to recognize good work done by the Special Wings.   For the year 2024, Commissioner’s Trophy for Best Investigation Team has been awarded to EOW Team – I of CCS, lead by Sri. Y. Harish Kumar, ACP, Sri. D. Ram Babu, Inspector, SIs Sri. S. Ravi Kumar, Sri. B. Jayanth.

For Cyber Crimes, Commissioner’s Trophy for Best Investigation Team has been awarded to the Team lead by Sri. K. Madhusudhan Rao Inspector, SIs, K. Venkatesh, Ch. Mahipal, Speaking on the occasion, the Police Commissioner appreciated the untiring efforts of the Police in Hyderabad city in maintaining law and order in the city.  He said “The City with over 80 lakh population with various kind of criminals and serving justice to all of them is a near to impossible task but yet our Policemen are excelling in it. We all are very busy every day with some or the other bandobast / Security arrangements.  Whenever, there is any crime committed in the city, we respond immediately without any delay and solve the cases as soon as possible. It is because of our efforts that we put together as a team, Hyderabad City Police is winning applauds and earned a significant reputation in the country. The untiring hard work by our men with their dedication towards their duties has paved the way for the peace and tranquility in the society.” 

Further, the CP, Hyderabad stated that there has been a rapid rise in the population moving around late nights and businesses which are running 24/7.  Providing security and serving the city with just 16000 policemen is a huge challenge and yet our policemen are performing well.  CP, Hyderabad City appreciated the dedication and commitment of the officers in performing their duties and congratulated the winners / rewardees for their significant contribution and exceptional dedication in performing their duties and detection of cases. 

Ms. N. Swetha, IPS., DCP, CCS, DD, Hyd., & HFAC Addl. Commissioner of Police, Crimes and SIT, Hyderabad City and Ms. D. Kavitha, DCP, Cyber Crimes and other officials participated in this program.

CPR training programme for policemen begins

 Today, a four-day training program on CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) was inaugurated by Sri CV Anand IPS DG, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, ICCC Building, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. Speaking on the occasion, the Commissioner of Police said that this CPR training program is being conducted under the auspices of Mythri Hospital, Mehdipatnam and I would like to thank them for providing training on CPR to 1409 police personnel in the first phase.

A total of 1248 Hyderabad City Police officers and personnel will participate in the second phase of the 4-day training. They will be segregated into 15 batches and each batch will be trained for 90 minutes. He said that this is an important program that will be useful not only for police personnel but also for the general public.

CPR restores the supply of blood and oxygen to the body that has stopped due to cardiac arrest. If The heart starts beating again. The person who has fainted will regain consciousness. CPR helps to circulate oxygenated blood from the heart to all organs, including the brain. This prevents brain death. Any delay in starting CPR can cause irreversible damage to the brain. Therefore, CPR should be started immediately for a person who has lost consciousness.

Do not hesitate to start CPR. In an emergency, every second counts and delaying the start of CPR can be life-threatening. While you are performing CPR, do not forget to call for emergency medical help. According to a survey, 98% of our Indian population is still not trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) procedures. It is a very crucial and basic method to save lives in emergency situations.

Other countries like America, Japan, Singapore and European countries have made CPR mandatory in their education system. Deaths are increasing due to lack of awareness about CPR. 1.15 lakh people die every day due to cardiac arrest worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, about 5.8 crore people die of heart attacks every year.

He said that it is very important to create awareness among everyone about Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). During my work in CISF,we gave CPR training to everyone. Therefore, the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad requested the hospital authorities to give training on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) to all 16000 police officers and personnel in Hyderabad.

In this program, Smt. Rakshita Krishna Murthy IPS DCP CAR Headquarters, Shri. Anoop Jaikumar, CTC Principal, Petla Buruju, Dr. Mohammad Mohib Hussain of Mythri Hospital, Mehdipatnam, Dr. Mohammad Sadiq Azam Cardiologist, Dr. Faisal Ahmed, Dr. Zoha Sufian, Sri. Naziruddin Ahmed Assistant Manager and other police officers participated.