Police to act tough on drug peddlers Crimes Against Women In Cyberabad Have Come Down, Says Police Chief
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Addressing the annual press conference, Cyberabad police commissioner Ch Dwaraka Tirumala Rao said that teams had been constituted to specifically act on available inputs to nab the peddlers.
“Special focus is given to limit the use of drugs. As of now, there is no exact data on how many foreigners are there in Cyberabad. According to the information given by Hyderabad police, most of the foreigners arrested in drug peddling cases reside in Yapral and surrounding areas. So, we are keeping a watch on them,’’ Tirumala Rao said.
Replying to a question on the slow progress in court cases involving MLA Shankar Rao, Tirumala Rao said that investigation in the Shankar Rao case was under progress and he would be questioned soon, the commissioner said that the matter was being probed from all angles.
According to the commissioner, in 2012, murder, kidnapping, cheating and missing cases went up significantly. However, crime against women came down in Cyberabad.
“In a few days, we are expecting consent from the state government to set up nine new additional police stations, four women police stations and three traffic police stations in Cyberabad. We will also be launching software called Petition Tracking Monitoring System that will help us keep track of the status of the complaint,” the commissioner added.
Tirumala Rao also said that the city police despite staff shortage was often entrusted with providing security to VIPs and international events. “As of now, the Cyberabad police strength is 5,000 but there is a need for 5,000 more cops,” he said.
Cyberabad police commissioner Ch Dwaraka Tirumala Rao addresses the annual
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