Archive · 24 Nov 2025
Sajjanar Inspects Night Policing in Hyderabad
The police chief of Hyderabad, Mr. Sajjanar, went out late at night to check how well the police are working.
He visited places where some troublemakers live and warned them to behave well.
He also checked important roads, shops, and hotels to make sure everything is safe.
He talked to the police officers on duty and looked at their records to see if they are doing their jobs properly.
He said these surprise checks help keep the city safe at night and make sure the police are always ready to help people.
Hyderabad Commissioner of Police VC Sajjanar conducted midnight patrolling in the South West Zone to assess night policing and public safety.
He visited residences of rowdy-sheeters in MD Lines, Asham Nagar, and Defence Colony, warning them against returning to criminal activities.
From 12 am to 3 am on Monday, he inspected major roads, key junctions, and sensitive points in Langar Houz and Tolichowki police station limits.
Sajjanar interacted with patrolling staff, reviewed patrol points, response times, and issue resolution processes, and examined station records at Tolichowki police station.
He emphasized the importance of surprise inspections to enhance night-time policing, strengthen accountability, and ensure citizens' safety during night hours.
- Who
- Hyderabad Commissioner of Police, VC Sajjanar
- What
- Conducted surprise inspections to strengthen night policing
- When
- From 12 am to 3 am on Monday
- Where
- South West Zone, Hyderabad, including MD Lines, Asham Nagar, Defence Colony, Langar Houz, and Tolichowki
- Why
- To assess on-ground policing, ensure public safety, and enhance night-time policing
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Time of Inspection
- 12 am to 3 am on Monday
- Areas Visited
- MD Lines, Asham Nagar, Defence Colony, Langar Houz, Tolichowki
- Key Focus Areas
- Rowdy-sheeters, late-night establishments, patrolling staff
- Initiative
- People’s welfare policing