Police Enhance Vigilance for Women's Safety

The police in Hyderabad have asked special women's safety teams, called SHE Teams, to be extra careful at the Numaish event in Nampally.

This is to make sure women visitors are safe and to stop any crimes.

The police chief, M Srinivas, had a meeting with the women's safety team and told them to be kind to victims and to quickly handle any cases.

He also said to follow all the rules strictly.

Another police officer, Rakshitha Krishna Murthy, visited a police station and told the officers to keep an eye on troublemakers and to take strict action against them.

She also checked the police cars and other equipment to make sure everything is working properly.

The police are committed to keeping women safe in the city.

Additionally, the District Superintendent of Police S Satish Kumar conducted surprise inspections of police stations in the Kadiri Sub-Division and issued clear instructions that there would be no tolerance for negligence or corruption in the police force.

He reviewed station premises, registers, case records, pending cases and the progress of investigations.

He stressed that police personnel must deal with complainants politely, take every complaint seriously, and respond promptly without ignoring even minor issues.

He also ordered increased night patrolling to prevent thefts and instructed officers to take preventive measures to reduce road accidents.

The SP emphasized community policing and maintaining law and order requires constant coordination with the public, adding that “people’s trust is the real strength of the police.”