Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Hyderabad Launches 'Operation Kavach' for Safety
The Hyderabad police started a big operation called 'Operation Kavach' to make the city safer.
About 5,000 police officers checked important areas all at once.
They inspected many vehicles, seized some, and made a few arrests.
The police chief, Commissioner Sajjanar, was there to oversee the operation.
This is a big effort to keep Hyderabad safe, especially after some recent events.
The police will keep doing these surprise checks to prevent crime.
Hyderabad City Police launched 'Operation Kavach' at 10:30 PM on Friday, involving 5,000 personnel.
The operation covered 150 locations, with vehicle inspections, arrests, and seizures aimed at strengthening public security.
Approximately 15,000 vehicles were inspected, and 1,600 were seized for documentation issues.
Eight individuals were detained, and half a kilogram of ganja was recovered in Tukaram Gate.
Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar oversaw the operation, emphasizing that these surprise inspections will continue regularly to ensure Hyderabad remains a safe, crime-free city.
- Who
- Hyderabad City Police, led by Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar
- What
- Launch of 'Operation Kavach' for enhanced law and order
- When
- 10:30 PM on Friday to 12:30 AM
- Where
- Hyderabad, across 150 key areas
- Why
- To ensure public safety and strengthen law and order, in response to recent arrests of terror suspects and ahead of major events
- Operation Name
- Operation Kavach
- Initiation Time
- 10:30 PM on Friday to 12:30 AM
- Personnel Involved
- 5,000 police personnel
- Areas Covered
- 150 key areas
- Vehicles Inspected
- Approximately 15,000
- Vehicles Seized
- 1,600
- Individuals Detained
- Eight
- Ganja Recovered
- Half a kilogram
- Petty Cases Registered
- Over 100
- Key Figure
- City Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar
