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Bhadrakali temple under electronic eye
50 cameras were installed at vital points covering the temple area, KMC to MGM Cross road and MGM Cross to Bhadrakali temple. The Commissioner informed that the command control of the CCTV network was set up at Warangal ACP office. The initiative of setting CCTVs would help to make the tri-cities a safe and secure place, he added.
​Warangal: The premises of historic Bhadrakali temple were brought under surveillance of CCTV network. Commissioner of Police G Sudheer Babu has on Monday launched closed circuit television network set up by the police in association with the temple authorities and the local residents.
50 cameras were installed at vital points covering the temple area, KMC to MGM Cross road and MGM Cross to Bhadrakali temple.
The Commissioner informed that the command control of the CCTV network was set up at Warangal ACP office. The initiative of setting CCTVs would help to make the tri-cities a safe and secure place, he added.
On the occasion, Police Commissioner Sudheer Babu offered special prayers to the temple deity. The temple main priest B Seshagiri Rao, ACP SM Surendranath, Venkateshwara Rao and Ravinder Rao were present.
