Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Andhra Police Boosts Justice Delivery with Speed Monitoring
The Andhra Pradesh Police have started a new system to make sure that people who commit crimes against women and children are punished quickly.
They have set up special teams and trained many girls in self-defense.
In the past two years, they have successfully convicted 470 people, with some getting very serious punishments like life imprisonment or even the death sentence.
The police are also patrolling all the time to keep women and children safe.
Andhra Pradesh Police implemented a Speed Trial Monitoring system for swift convictions in crimes against women and children.
Vizianagaram district recorded the highest number of convictions at 49, followed by NTR Commissionerate (37), Eluru (34), SPSR Nellore (32), and Visakhapatnam (31).
470 cases were convicted between June 2024 and January 2026, including 28 convictions in December 2025 alone.
Sentences ranged from death penalties to less than five years, with 132 life imprisonments and 103 20-year sentences.
164 Shakti Teams are on 24/7 patrol, and 4,06,500 girl students have received self-defense training in 12,873 schools and 1,315 colleges.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Police, Director General of Police Harish Kumar Gupta
- What
- Implementation of a Speed Trial Monitoring system and establishment of a Women and Child Safety Wing
- When
- Between June 2024 and January 2026
- Where
- Across Andhra Pradesh, with specific mentions of Vizianagaram, NTR Commissionerate, Eluru, SPSR Nellore, Visakhapatnam, East Godavari, Kakinada, and Krishna districts
- Why
- To ensure swift convictions in crimes against women and children and to strengthen women and child safety
- Convictions Recorded
- 470 cases between June 2024 and January 2026
- Death Sentences
- 6 cases
- Life Imprisonment
- 132 cases
- 25-Year Jail Terms
- 7 cases
- 20-Year Sentences
- 103 cases
- 10-Year Imprisonment
- 56 cases
- 5-7 Year Sentences
- 65 cases
- Less Than 5-Year Sentences
- 87 cases
- CCL and JCC Cases
- 14 cases
- Shakti Teams
- 164 teams on 24/7 patrol
- Self-Defense Training
- 4,06,500 girl students trained
- Schools Covered
- 12,873 schools
- Colleges Covered
- 1,315 colleges
