Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Tirupati Opens Police Outpost to Curb Illegal Activities
The area of Jeevakona in Tirupati, where about 45,000 people live, now has a new police station.
This is because there have been some problems with illegal activities.
The police will use cameras and drones to watch the area.
They want to stop things like drugs and public drinking.
The police are asking for help from the people who live there.
The new station was opened by local leaders, and they hope it will make the area safer for everyone.
A police outpost was inaugurated in Jeevakona, Tirupati.
The outpost aims to curb illegal activities and enhance public safety.
Jeevakona, home to about 45,000 residents, has experienced a rise in anti-social behavior.
Enhanced security includes 125 CCTV cameras and plans for drone surveillance.
Officials stated that public cooperation is vital for the outpost's success.
- Who
- MLA Arani Srinivasulu and District Superintendent of Police V Harshavardhan Raju.
- What
- A police outpost was inaugurated.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Jeevakona, Tirupati.
- Why
- To curb illegal activities and enhance public safety.
Community Concerns
Government Action
Need for Enhanced Security
Community Concerns
Some community members sought the police outpost to address rising anti-social behaviors.
Government Action
Not applicable as there is no opposing viewpoint.
- Location
- Jeevakona, Tirupati
- Population
- Around 45,000
- Objective
- To enhance public safety and reduce anti-social activities
- Surveillance
- 125 CCTV cameras, drone surveillance, increased foot patrols
- Key Personnel
- MLA Arani Srinivasulu, SP V Harshavardhan Raju, DFO Vivek
