Hyderabad City Police Commissioner C.V. Anand on the inauguration of the 77 CCTV cameras on Wednesday.
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Improved digital surveillance in town has contributed to a dip in crime charge, improved ladies security and helped detect property instances, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner C.V. Anand stated on Wednesday.
He stated the State authorities in accordance high precedence to allocating assets to the police division, and establishing a world-class command management centre was guaranteeing peace, sound (*77*) & Order, and serving to financial improvement.
The command management centre, he stated, would shortly combine feed from 10 lakh CCTV cameras in the State.
Speaking on the inauguration of 77 CCTV cameras in the central zone limits, masking 34 completely different areas in Chikkadpally, Musheerabad and Gandhinagar police station limits, he stated the community-owned CCTV tasks, which had taken a backseat in the course of the pandemic time, had been witnessing a revival now.
The CCTV items had been arrange at a value of ₹25 lakh contributed by 9 individuals in the realm. They can be put in in crime-prone and different very important junctions in the three police limits.
Mr. Anand, addressing the gathering, defined the importance of CCTV cameras in controlling crime. The occasion witnessed the screening of a 10-minute documentary on the significance of digital surveillance with examples from real-life incidents. He added that efforts had been underway to repair the defunct cameras via Drones and Cameras Maintenance Organisation.
Musheerabad legislator Muta Gopal and DCP (Central) M.Venkateswarlu had been current.
