Director General of Police Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, conducted a comprehensive review of the Technical Services and Police Computer Services (PCS) Wings to assess the progress of key technology initiatives aimed at strengthening policing and citizen services across Telangana.The review covered the ongoing development of the CCTNS, TGCOP and HawkEye platforms, all of which are being enhanced with new features and are slated for rollout as Version 3.0 to better meet the evolving requirements of policing and public service delivery. Progress on the implementation of e-Office, HRMS enhancements, data integration projects and advanced analytics initiatives was also reviewed.
In his opening remarks, the DGP recalled Telangana Police's long-standing leadership in technology-driven policing. He noted that the department has consistently remained at the forefront of innovation, beginning with the launch of the country's first e-COPS system, the introduction of CCTV surveillance around Hussain sagar, concept of lake policing and the deployment of first camera-mounted police vehicle in 2003. He emphasized that this legacy has continued through sustained technological advancements over the years.
While reviewing the status of individual projects, Sri C.V. Anand expressed concern over the slower-than-expected pace of implementation. He directed that administrative, technical and budget-related bottlenecks be resolved on priority to ensure timely completion of ongoing initiatives.
The DGP instructed the Technical Services, Police Computer Services (PCS), Planning & Logistics (P&L) Wings and all other stakeholders to streamline coordination, expedite project execution and maintain strict adherence to implementation timelines. He further directed that all future IT hardware procurements should be AI-ready to support the department's technology roadmap. Emphasizing the department's next phase of digital transformation, the DGP also instructed all concerned officers to ensure complete preparedness for the launch of the Telangana Smart Policing using AI Research and Knowledge (T-SPARK) organisation in the coming days.
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