Co-ordination meeting with GHMC officials

The GHMC Commissioner & Cyberabad Police Commissioner has started the concept of monthly convergence meetings’ of 11 important departments involved in various issues of development of the city of Hyderabad like GHMC, Revenue, Traffic & L&O Police, CPDCL, Water Board, irrigation, RTC, HMR, etc., and meetings are held in every department HOD office on a monthly basis (1st Saturday) by rotation.

The convergence meeting discussed the 
1) The need for developing on SOP for Disaster Management like building   collapses, fires where the role of each department is clearly outlined and all officers are on board and take action as per the SOP.
2) Whats App groups should be created for better coordination of Disaster Management Groups.
3) Another SOP is required to deal with heavy rains and how GHMC, traffic police, electricity, water board should react & incidents of deaths in manholes etc.
4) Various issues for the SRDP roads. Plans were discussed and resolved regarding traffic diversions, land acquisition and other issues.
5) The ‘Hyderabad Convergence Portal’ was started where all departments can raise issues and have to be addressed and solved.
6) The case of Bulk SMSs to alert citizens on various civic issues, rains etc, traffic diversions were also discussed.
7) Smart parking places in entire GHMC area are planned and land required for that is being identified.

Cyberabad Police Concludes MOU with TSIIC(IALA) on 2.2 Cr worth CCTVs

At the Cherlapally Notified Municipal Industrial Areas Service Society, the Cyberabad Police and the TSIIC concluded an historic MOU for 60lakh rupees to install 100 CCTV cameras under community CCTV project. All IALAs in Cyberabad like Balanagar, Nacharam etc have given Rs.2.2 Cr till date. The 100 CCTVs have been installed all the highways, roads, internal roads covering an area of 11 Sq.Kms. 

Cyberabad Police Commissioner  C.V. Anand presided over the function of handing over of papers in Cherlapally today and also inaugurated the 100 CCTVS installed in the area. He called upon the various IALAs in Cyberabad and other business houses and establishments put in their best efforts to install 10,000 CCTVs in Cyberabad by the end of 2016 and that 2000 have already been installed.

Earlier in the day, he inaugurated a Smart & Safe Colony of Vayupuri in Neredmet Police Station where the retired Air Force officers stay. They have installed 16 CCTVs to cover vital roads and entries/exits of their colony at a cost of Rs.27 lakh rupees.

CVDC in Shamshabad Zone

Mr.Anand at CVDC

As a part of modernization of police stations and establishments, the Cyberabad Police has launched a Crime Vehicle Deposit Centre(CVDC), adjacent to Pahadishareef Police Station, to deposit the seized/abandoned vehicles pertaining to crime cases of all police stations of Shamshabad Zone at one place.Police Commissioner C.V.Anand inaugurated CVDC.

A number of vehicles seized by respective police stations, pertaining to crime, accidents, abandoned arekept in the vicinity of police station at front yard, backyard and other places giving a dismal look,without proper upkeep and maintenance.

There are approximately (310)Four/Three wheelers and (1090)two wheelers seized and lying in (7) police stations of Shamshabad Zone. Whenever a vehicle needs to be tracked, public has to run from pillar to post and contact each and every police station which is a cumbersome process leading to confusion and chaos.

These vehicles dumped in the vicinity of Police Stations, are giving a grim and clumsy look to the police stations and its surroundings and also posing traffic problems bycovering the approach road to P.S. Further, they are prone to security problems viz. theft of tyres, spare parts etc. besides gettingexposed to rain, wind, dust resulting in rusting and complete damage to the vehicles, thereby the complainant/owner losing interest in claiming the vehicles. As there was no centralized database in place, the owners had to contact all police stations to track their vehicles causing immense inconvenience to them.The seized vehicles were also creating parking problem for the staff. Difficulties were faced in identifying the vehicles and presenting in the courts, leading to unwarranted delays in court proceedings. 

In view of the above difficulties, as a modernization initiative the Cyberabad Police has identified and earmarked a (6) acres police landadjacent to P.S. PahadeShareef, to deposit the seized vehicles of the (7) Police Stations of Shamshabad Zone.

The vehicle deposit centre has different slots for depositing 4, 3 and 2 wheelers (police station wise) with enough space for easy movement of the vehicles. Each Police Station is allocated a separate area to deposit its seized vehicles, to enable identification of the vehicle with ease.This Vehicle Deposit Centre has compound wall surrounding it, for safety and security.This being a police land, it has minimal maintenance cost.

The depositing of seized vehicles away from the P.S. surroundings gives it a friendly, clean and cordial look, raising the confidence of the complainant/victims approaching the P.S. strengthening the friendly policing approach. An excel database is maintained enabling to easily track/identify the vehicles to produce in the court/return to the owners.

Also, the unused place around the Police Stationsis being utilized for planting saplings/trees to initiate an environmental friendly gesture.

The following improvements are further being carried out: 
 Providing sophisticated software to maintain the database for vehicle deposited and retrieved, Registration details, case details etc. to enable easy tracking and statistics maintenance.
 An Application (Mobile App.) will be developed for general public to enable them to track their vehicle easily.
 Providing towing/transportation facilities for seized vehicles to be produced in the court etc.
The Crime Vehicle Deposit Centre (CVDC) is started by Shamshabad Zonal Police under the guidance of C.P.Cyberabad Mr.C.V. Anand. 

KPHB Police Station Modernised

Home Minister of Telangana and Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand inaugurating KPHB police station

The Home Minister of Telangana along with Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand inaugugurated the modernized police station of KPHB and its community CCTV programme of 750 CCTV cameras.All Police Stations in Cyberabad are being totally overhauled with modern facilities like Reception centers, women counseling rooms, toilet facilities for both men and women visitors apart from the working police staff, separate work stations for Sub-Inspectors, a mini command & control centre in each P.S, barrack facilities for stay & rest of police personnel.

The entire building has false roofing with smooth finish, new flooring and new furniture on the lines of IT offices.C.V.Anand thanked the government for paying attention to the police department and its needs and said that Cyberabad police has delivered results in terms of public confidence and crime reduction by 48% in 2 years as per government’s expectation.

The Hon’ble Home Minister congratulated the Cyberabad police for the excellent L&O and improvement in the image of police and Government in the last 2 years.

C.V.Anand reviews crime trends

Cyberabad Police Commissioner C.V.Anand held a meeting with all Inspectors. The following issues were discussed during the meeting

> Analysis of Crime trends and steps to be taken to control crime.
> Pendencies in UI  cases and NBWs
> Steps to install 10000 CCTV under the community CCTV project by 2016 end
   in Cyberabad along with 2000 Govt CCTVs
> Effective usage of City Police Act to control street level nuisance and by  
     booking petty cases.
> SHOs were clearly instructed to maintain focus on PS Administration, SIs, 
    public, crime, L&O.