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Centralised video conference unit at Police Commissioner’s office
District Collector B Lakshmikantham on Wednesday inaugurated the Centralised Video Conference Unit at the Commissioner of Police office With the unveiling of unit, Commissioner of Police Dwaraka Tirumala Rao can conduct the video conference with the 22 station house officers and three deputy commissioners of police
Vijayawada: District Collector B Lakshmikantham on Wednesday inaugurated the Centralised Video Conference Unit at the Commissioner of Police office. With the unveiling of unit, Commissioner of Police Dwaraka Tirumala Rao can conduct the video conference with the 22 station house officers and three deputy commissioners of police.
In all, 26 units are connected in the video-conference system. Speaking on the occasion, Lakshmikantham said the centralised video-conference unit will save the precious time of the police officers as they need not attend the meetings physically at the office of the commissionerate.
Due to increasing traffic problem, the police could not physically attend all the meetings, he added. The unit could be used for file sharing, chatting and exchange of information. Commissioner of Police Tirumala Rao thanked the Collector for rendering assistance in setting up the video conference unit.
