Sriramnavami Processions passed on peacefully

 Meticulous planning, supervision by senior officers of HCP and  coordination with other departments the perfect execution of commands by  the field personnel ensured that the Sri Ramanavami Shoba Yatra  procession ended on a peaceful note here on Thursday.

Thanks to the technology which helped in live  monitoring the procession, crowd movement and traffic flow.City police commissioner Mr.CV Anand paid a field visit to the entire procession stretch in the morning and encouraged the utsav committee to start their procession early which it finally did at 1345 hours . The Anand Singh and MLA Raja Singh processions followed and weaved their way through the the Mangalhat , Begum Bazaar Chhatri, Siddiambar Bazaar, Gowliguda , Koti areas and finally reached the Hanuman vyamshala amidst huge and boisterous crowds .

All the events were watched closely from the the joint command control center in Basheer Bagh where in officials of RTC, R&B, GHMC, EMRI, Fire, Electricity were present.

CV Anand monitored the live drone footage, CCTV feeds and radio communications and gave timely instructions to the field officers. Senior officers descended to field and ensured that the procession moved on.

Around thousands of police persons were deployed for Bando bust in sensitive areas.  

“The procession was completed peacefully with the cooperation of organisers, other govt departments ,devotees and general public.” Said CP Anand.  

Community CCTVs inaugurated in Central Zone

 The Community CCTV projects & self-driven interest amongst general public to install CCTVs, which suffered setback due to economic crisis during the pandemic hit years, are now revived in the city with renewed vigour with the inauguration of new CCTVs in central zone limits here on Wednesday.

In an event organised by the central Zone at Thyagarayagana Sabha, City Police Commissioner Mr.CV Anand attended as the chief guest and inaugurated 77 CCTV cameras amid the thunderous applause from residents, generous donors and public representatives. The cost of the project was around 25 Lakhs and the contribution was made by 9 good Samaritans as part of the community CCTV project. The 77 cameras were installed at 34 different locations in Chikkadpally, Musheerabad & Gandhinagar limits covering crime prone areas and other vital junctions.

 

Addressing the gathering, the city police chief attributed the dip in crime rate, improved women safety  and detection of property cases to the improved electronic surveillance in Hyderabad. He said the Government had the foresight in  according top priority in  allocating resources to the police department & setting up a world class command control center, which is now at the verge of integrating 10 Lakh camera feeds, police commissioner said that  peace, sound Law & order -served as the fulcrum & set a strong base which made the city & state to excel in economic development and in all spheres.

Mentioning the Telangana Public Safety Act, he apprised the attendees about the importance of CCTVs not just in crime controlling but also in other social, economic aspects and appealed to restart fixing cameras in their premises like a movement.

 “Efforts are underway to fix the defunct cameras through D-CAMO. ” he added.

“Right from setting up the first ever live transmission CCTV in 2002 in Necklaceroad  to executing numerous CCTV projects post formation of Telangana to reviving CCTV projects & establishing D-CAMO, our unit leader has designed & developed numerous CCTVs networks.” Said the central zone police while proposing vote of thanks.

CP Anand appreciated the efforts of the central zone police and felicitated the donors.Each one of them were complimented with a memento and appreciation certificate. A 10 minute documentary “On the importance of CCTVs and real-world incidents.” was screened on the occasion. 

Sri. Muta Gopal MLA Musheerabad Constituency ,Sri.M.Venkateswarlu DCP Central Zone, Sri.A.Ramana Reddy Addl.DCP  CZ, Sri.A.Yadagiri ACP  Chikkadpally, Sri.K.Poorna chander ACP Abids,  Sri.R.Sanjay Kumar ACP Saifabad and all Inspectors and SIs  staff were present.

Top brass felicitates SI for saving 16 lives

 Hyderabad city police commissioner Mr.CV Anand on wednesday felicitated Panjagutta inspector Harishchandra Reddy and Banjarahills sub-inspector S.Karunakar Reddy for their efforts in saving the lives of ABVP cadres who tried to lay seige to Pragathi Bhavan on tuesday.

Karunakar Reddy, an ex-officer of the Indian navy alone saved lives of 16 activists when the vehicle transporting them went out of control after the driver developed seizures behind the wheel. Reddy who was accompanying the detainees jumped from the vehicle, ran ahead of it, entered the driver's cabin, took control and stopped the vehicle. Meanwhile, Harishchandra Reddy came to the rescue of one of the workers who collapsed while protesting. 

After giving him CPR, Harishchandra Reddy carried him on his shoulders, put him in an auto-rickshaw to be shifted to a nearby hospital where the worker recovered after treatment. 

CP Anand held VC ahead of multi-religious festivals

 Ahead of  Ramadan month and Sriramanavami, Hanuman jayanthi festivals falling in the same month  , City Police Commissioner Mr.CV Anand held a video conference with all SHOs, patrol car & blue colt staff officers & above rank officers, crucial wings and issued key instructions to ensure all the festivals conclude smoothly.

To avoid inconvenience to devotees and commuters, Mr. Anand stressed on crowd monitoring and traffic management at religious places, with officers instructed to remain vigilant and enhance visible policing to render swift response. Joint inspections with other departments along the procession routes were also mandated.

Furthermore, SHOs and DIs were instructed to stretch beyond their working hours during the festive month. The Commissioner also stressed the need to keep a close tab on hate mongers and netizens who post blasphemous or instigating posts on social media. Filing cases and expediting issuance of notices to the perpetrators were the directives given.

In addition, he also  instructed all officers to minimize delays in the movement of processions and monitor them closely. “Bind over all communal rowdies, suspects sector wise & PS wise.Revive peace committees and on board members who have genuine intent to serve the community. ” He added. 

CP Anand reviewed the Fitcop stats and exhorted all officers to focus on health & fitness. All HCP officers should be on board & follow the diet & exercise instructions received through the app. He urged them to prefer millets over rice and make it a habit to exercise every day.

The city police chief also apprised  about the new D-CAMO (Drones & Cameras Maintenance Organisation). He stated that it will coordinate with all PSs to take up repairs and maintenance. Targets were fixed PS wise to fix new CCTVs in strategic locations and grey points.

The City Police Commissioner emphasized the importance of anti-sabotage checks, liaising with other emergency services during the upcoming festivals. He urged everyone to work together to ensure that the celebrations are conducted peacefully and without any untoward incidents. 

Sri.Vikram Singh Mann IPS Addl.CP L &O , Sri.G.Sudheer Babu,IPS Addl.CP Traffic, Smt Parimala Hana Nutan, IPS Jt.CP Admin,Sri.Gajarao Bhupal,IPS Jt.CP co.ordn and smit and all officers were present.

Annual sports meet concluded

 The Hyderabad City Police 4-day sports meet, held at Shiv Kumar lal police stadium, came to a triumphant conclusion today with a spectacular closing ceremony. The event was graced by Sri K.Ramakrishna Rao, Special Chief Secretary Finance, who presided over the ceremony as the chief guest.He received the  guard of honour from all the sports contingents. The highlight of the day was the tug of war between the chief guest team and the police commissioner team, which saw the chief guest team emerge as the winners 2-1.

Fencing was a special attraction of the event, while the 100-meter sprints and relays by men and women left the audience spellbound. The scintillating dance performances and patriotic songs added to the excitement of the day.K9 units stellar search,fighting, guard skills enthralled the attendees.

The closing ceremony also included the distribution of trophies and medals to the winners of various events. CAR headquarters was the overall winner in the 4 day competition and the CSW-Taskforce team stood second . Constable Revanth of CAR and WPC Sahiti of South east zone stood as the fastest man and woman of HCP. 

Sri K.Ramakrishna Rao, in his speech, applauded the efforts of the Hyderabad City Police in organizing the sports meet and emphasized the importance of sports in our lives.

Lauding the competitive spirit CP Anand congratulated the winners. The  contingents drenching in rain which started towards the end reflects the hardships of our duty today and everyday, he said.  He thanked all the participants  for making the event a grand success.

Around 2300 men & women of HCP pariticipated in different sports disiciplines in the four day event. 

Smt.Lalita Anand, wife of CP Anand; Smt. Rama Ramakrishna wife of Sri K.Ramakrishna Rao, Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS Addl.Cp(L&O);Sri.G.Sudheer Babu IPS  Addl.CP Traffic, Sri.P.Vishwa Prasad IPS Jt.CP SB, Sri.Gajarao Bhupal, Jt.CP Co.Ordn, Sri.M.Srinimasulu IPS JT.CP CAR HQTRS AND all senior officers along with their wards attended the closing ceremony.