Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Hyderabad Police Unify Crime Control Efforts
The police in Hyderabad had a big meeting to talk about how to work together better.
The city has three police areas, and sometimes criminals move between them to avoid getting caught.
The police bosses said that when criminals don't follow borders, the police shouldn't either.
They decided to watch known troublemakers together, share information quickly, and work on traffic problems.
They also plan to do special checks to catch people breaking traffic rules and to stop drug traffickers.
The goal is to make Hyderabad safer by working as one team.
Hyderabad police commissioners met to discuss joint crime control and traffic management strategies.
They agreed to enforce a 'Zero Delay' policy, where the nearest police unit responds immediately, regardless of jurisdictional boundaries.
Joint surveillance on rowdy-sheeters and habitual offenders will be maintained, with real-time intelligence sharing.
Uniform enforcement of 'no entry' timings for heavy vehicles and real-time signal coordination at border junctions will be implemented to ease traffic congestion.
Special drives will be conducted simultaneously across all three commissionerates to clear pending challans and prevent drug trafficking.
- Who
- Hyderabad City Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, Cyberabad Commissioner Avinash Mohanty, Rachakonda Commissioner G. Sudhir Babu, and other senior officers
- What
- A crime coordination meeting to discuss joint efforts in crime control and traffic management
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
- Why
- To address jurisdictional boundaries affecting law enforcement, improve crime control, and manage traffic issues
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Key Figures
- V.C. Sajjanar, Avinash Mohanty, G. Sudhir Babu
- Meeting Location
- Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Banjara Hills
- Key Initiatives
- Joint surveillance on rowdy-sheeters, real-time intelligence sharing, coordinated traffic management
- Traffic Management Focus
- Uniform enforcement of 'no entry' timings for heavy vehicles, real-time signal coordination
- Special Drives
- Simultaneous drives to clear pending challans, joint weekend checks to prevent drug trafficking
- Long-term Goal
- A safe Hyderabad through seamless police coordination
Sources
Top Cops Moot Joint Watch on Rowdy-Sheeters, Traffic Snarls
Safe Hyderabad: Sajjanar pushes unified policing strategy
Safe Hyderabad: Sajjanar pushes unified policing strategy
Hyderabad Officials Plan Coordinated Action to Ease Traffic, Waterlogging
Pawan Warns Against Political Meddling in Land Disputes
Zero Tolerance for Law and Order Violations: CM Naidu
