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CCTV Control room inaugurated at Jangaon
Additional DGP M Gopikrishna has launched CCTVs network at Jangaon town on Thursday. A total of 54 CCTVs were installed by local traders following a call given by Commissioner of Police G Sudheer Babu to prevent acts of crime by ensuring effective surveillance in the streets of the town, which falls under the limits of Warangal police Commissionerate.
Additional DGP M Gopikrishna says Telangana police stands first in country in employing latest technology
Jangaon: Additional DGP M Gopikrishna has launched CCTVs network at Jangaon town on Thursday. A total of 54 CCTVs were installed by local traders following a call given by Commissioner of Police G Sudheer Babu to prevent acts of crime by ensuring effective surveillance in the streets of the town, which falls under the limits of Warangal police Commissionerate.
Addressing a gathering of traders, the additional DGP claimed that Telangana police has been recognised as the best police force in the country. The State police stood at first place in crime control by employing latest technology.
‘It is a matter of great pride for the police and the people in the State,’ he felt. Gopikrishna lauded the traders for coming forward to install the CCTV cameras in the town while saying the public participation is a must in controlling crime. The CCTV cameras would be instrumental in detecting those resorting to unlawful acts and committing criminal acts.
Speaking on the occasion, Commissioner of Police G Sudheer Babu informed that they were planning to set up a network of 16,600 CCTVs to cover Warangal police Commissionerate limits. CCTVs on full scale would be installed on Pembarthi and Station Ghanpur stretch in order to prevent road accidents, he informed.
Jangaon DCP T Venkanna, ACPs T Padmanabha Reddy, Sanjeeva Rao, K Eashwara Rao and others were present.
