By Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Ms.Anitha launched ‘Suraksha Committees’ and inaugurated 1,000 CC cameras in NTR Police Commissionerate on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Home Minister lauded the efforts of the NTR Commissionerate police for giving a top priority to public safety. She thanked the donors who gave the CCTVs to the police, which will enhance vigil and provide more security.
Anitha and the Director General of Police flag off Eagle vehicles
Mr. Tirumala Rao asked the police personnel to update their skills and use the latest technology to serve the people better.
“A target has been set to install 1 lakh CCTVs across the State by the March-end this year. I thank the NTR Police for involving the public in the initiative,” the DGP said.
Police Commissioner S.V. Rajashekar Babu explained about the functioning and use of the apps and the programmes such as ‘Cyber Citizens’, ‘e-Pahara’, ‘Cloud Patrolling’, ‘Astram’, ‘Falcon’ and ‘Cheruva’.
Government’s Vision for Public Safety
Speaking to newsmen at a press conference here at the District Police Office, Mr. Dwaraka Tirumala Rao has stated, “We have recently proposed to set up cybercrime police stations in all the districts. Mr. Naidu has in principle approved our proposal and it is being scrutinised. We will strive to create awareness on cybercrime until the dedicated police stations are commissioned.”
Anitha reaffirmed the government’s commitment to crime prevention and the protection of vulnerable sections, highlighting the importance of public awareness about cybercrimes. “We are implementing a zero-tolerance policy towards criminals and ensuring a safe environment for all,” she said, lauding Commissioner Rajashekhar Babu’s efforts in leveraging technology for effective policing.
The DGP underscored the role of CCTV in crime detection and conviction, noting that digital evidence has become critical in securing justice. He announced plans to bring the entire state under CCTV surveillance, focusing on high-risk areas. Rajashekhar said the Suraksha Committees include social media influencers to improve outreach and ensure public awareness about digital policing and safety measures. In a parallel initiative, officials flagged off vehicles for the Elite Anti-Narcotic Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE), aiming to intensify the fight against drug-related crimes.
Speaking to newsmen at a press conference here at the District Police Office, Mr. Dwaraka Tirumala Rao has stated, “We have recently proposed to set up cybercrime police stations in all the districts. Mr. Naidu has in principle approved our proposal and it is being scrutinised. We will strive to create awareness on cybercrime until the dedicated police stations are commissioned.”
Speaking on the occasion, the Home Minister lauded the efforts of the NTR Commissionerate police for giving a top priority to public safety. She thanked the donors who gave the CCTVs to the police, which will enhance vigil and provide more security.
Mr. Tirumala Rao asked the police personnel to update their skills and use the latest technology to serve the people better.
Speaking to newsmen at a press conference here at the District Police Office, Mr. Dwaraka Tirumala Rao has stated, “We have recently proposed to set up cybercrime police stations in all the districts. Mr. Naidu has in principle approved our proposal and it is being scrutinised. We will strive to create awareness on cybercrime until the dedicated police stations are commissioned.”
1,000 CCTV Cameras Inaugurated
Anitha reaffirmed the government’s commitment to crime prevention and the protection of vulnerable sections, highlighting the importance of public awareness about cybercrimes. “We are implementing a zero-tolerance policy towards criminals and ensuring a safe environment for all,” she said, lauding Commissioner Rajashekhar Babu’s efforts in leveraging technology for effective policing.
The DGP underscored the role of CCTV in crime detection and conviction, noting that digital evidence has become critical in securing justice. He announced plans to bring the entire state under CCTV surveillance, focusing on high-risk areas. Rajashekhar said the Suraksha Committees include social media influencers to improve outreach and ensure public awareness about digital policing and safety measures. In a parallel initiative, officials flagged off vehicles for the Elite Anti-Narcotic Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE), aiming to intensify the fight against drug-related crimes.
Speaking to newsmen at a press conference here at the District Police Office, Mr. Dwaraka Tirumala Rao has stated, “We have recently proposed to set up cybercrime police stations in all the districts. Mr. Naidu has in principle approved our proposal and it is being scrutinised. We will strive to create awareness on cybercrime until the dedicated police stations are commissioned.”
Police Commissioner’s Perspective
Speaking on the occasion, the Home Minister lauded the efforts of the NTR Commissionerate police for giving a top priority to public safety. She thanked the donors who gave the CCTVs to the police, which will enhance vigil and provide more security.
“A target has been set to install 1 lakh CCTVs across the State by the March-end this year. I thank the NTR Police for involving the public in the initiative,” the DGP said.
The DGP underscored the role of CCTV in crime detection and conviction, noting that digital evidence has become critical in securing justice. He announced plans to bring the entire state under CCTV surveillance, focusing on high-risk areas. Rajashekhar said the Suraksha Committees include social media influencers to improve outreach and ensure public awareness about digital policing and safety measures. In a parallel initiative, officials flagged off vehicles for the Elite Anti-Narcotic Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE), aiming to intensify the fight against drug-related crimes.
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