Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Kamareddy SP Urges Crime Control and Quality Investigations
Kamareddy’s police chief met with officers to discuss keeping people safe.
He said police should work to solve crimes carefully and help victims get justice sooner.
Officers were asked to work on old cases, find missing people and act on outstanding warrants.
The SP also said that scientific and technical evidence can help strengthen investigations.
Police should identify dangerous road locations and consider warning signs and speed breakers.
People should be made more aware of cybercrime and financial scams.
Police were also told to act firmly against gambling.
Before Durga Navratri, officers should plan security and pay close attention to women’s safety.
The meeting also recognized some police personnel for exemplary service.
Superintendent of Police Rajesh Chandra called for stronger crime control and quality investigations to help deliver speedy justice.
Police were told to focus on long-pending cases, missing persons and outstanding non-bailable warrants.
The SP urged officers to use scientific and technical evidence, especially in serious offences.
Officials were asked to address accident-prone areas, raise awareness of fraud and cybercrime, and intensify action against gambling.
Ahead of Durga Navratri, police were directed to prepare security plans, increase vigilance and strengthen women’s safety monitoring.
- Who
- Kamareddy Superintendent of Police Rajesh Chandra and district police officials.
- What
- The SP reviewed policing priorities, including crime control, investigations, public safety and festival security.
- When
- Monday; the date was not specified.
- Where
- The district police office in Kamareddy.
- Why
- To improve crime prevention and investigations, support speedy justice, and prepare for Durga Navratri.
- Meeting
- Monthly review meeting
- Lead official
- Superintendent of Police Rajesh Chandra
- Case priorities
- Long-pending cases, missing persons and pending non-bailable warrants
- Road safety measures
- Identify accident-prone areas and consider warning boards and speed breakers
- Public awareness
- Financial fraud and cybercrime
- Festival preparations
- Advance security planning and heightened vigilance for Durga Navratri
- Recognition
- Cash rewards and commendation certificates were given to police personnel for exemplary service