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Sri Sathya Sai territory registered a insignificant spike of 2 per cent successful the wide transgression rate, with 4,028 cases registered successful 2025, compared to 3,947 cases successful 2024.
Addressing a property league present connected Tuesday, Superintendent of Police (SP) S. Satish Kumar said that the emergence was chiefly owed to spot offences, crimes against women, and economical offences, portion highlighting a notable diminution successful superior bodily crimes. He said that murders showed a marginal emergence from 52 to 54 cases, but kidnappings declined somewhat from 26 to 25.
Among large achievements, territory constabulary cracked a high-profile Hindupur slope theft, recovering 5.5 kg of golden worthy ₹5.5 crore, and detained notorious fraudster ‘Dal Mill Suri’ nether PD Act successful a ₹300-crore scam. Foolproof information was successfully provided during the centenary celebrations of Sri Sathya Sai Baba, attended by apical nationalist leaders, the SP said.
The SP observed that grievous wounded cases dropped sharply by implicit 50 per cent, reflecting improved preventive policing. Road information indicators besides showed mixed trends — fatalities successful roadworthy accidents declined by 11 per cent (from 340 to 303), though non-fatal injuries roseate by 16 per cent. Crimes against women accrued importantly by 26.3 per cent, driven mostly by a crisp emergence successful POCSO cases (47 per cent), harassment (40 per cent), and outraging modesty cases (24 per cent). However, rape, dowry deaths, and women-related kidnappings recorded a decline.
Mr. Satish Kumar maintained that spot offences roseate marginally by 1.7 per cent, portion economical offences, including cheating and transgression breach of trust, saw an summation of implicit 14 per cent. Cybercrime cases remained mostly stable. On the enforcement front, constabulary registered astir 23,500 e-challan cases, collected implicit ₹1.01 crore successful fines, booked 2,969 unfastened drinking cases, and seized implicit ₹52 lakh successful gambling-related operations.
