Archive · 19 Aug 2026
East Godavari Police Intensify Night Patrolling To Prevent Crime
Police in East Godavari are increasing their patrols at night.
They want to prevent crimes and help people feel safe.
Officers are watching roads, neighborhoods, markets, lodges and quiet places.
They are also checking houses that are locked because their residents are away.
Police are stopping and checking suspicious people and vehicles.
They are inspecting lodges and guest houses without warning.
Officers are keeping track of known offenders and suspects.
People should tell the police if they see something suspicious.
Different phone numbers are available for police, cyber fraud, women’s assistance, child emergencies and anti-drug complaints.
Night patrolling has been intensified across East Godavari district to prevent crime and protect people during nighttime.
Police are monitoring crime-prone areas, roads, residential neighborhoods, markets, lodges and isolated locations.
Officers are checking locked houses, suspicious people and vehicles, especially in areas where residents are away.
Surprise inspections are being conducted at lodges and guest houses, while known offenders and suspects are monitored.
Residents can report suspicious activity and use designated emergency numbers, including 112 for police assistance.
- Who
- East Godavari district police, led by Superintendent of Police D Narasimha Kishore.
- What
- Night patrolling and checks have been intensified to prevent crime and improve public safety.
- When
- During night hours, with police personnel remaining alert around the clock.
- Where
- Across East Godavari district, including crime-prone areas, roads, residential localities, markets, lodges and isolated places.
- Why
- To prevent crime, detect suspicious activity and ensure people’s safety.
- Police chief
- Superintendent of Police D Narasimha Kishore
- Patrolling focus
- Crime-prone areas, major roads, residential localities, markets, lodges and isolated places
- House checks
- Police are checking locked houses, particularly where residents are away
- Emergency police services
- 112
- Cyber fraud complaints
- 1930
- Women’s assistance
- 181
- Child emergencies
- 1098
- Anti-drug complaints
- 1933