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Technology-driven investigations, prevention-focused policing, enhanced women’s safety, and improved coordination among specialised units were among the cardinal priorities discussed during a broad reappraisal gathering with the Central Crime Station (CCS), Cyber Crimes, and Women Safety Wings of Hyderabad constabulary by the Additional Commissioner of Police (Crimes) M. Srinivas.
During the meeting, the authoritative stressed the request for a just and steadfast attack successful investigations, close documentation of evidence, and the usage of forensic and integer tools to fortify prosecutions.
Mr. Srinivas underlined that the absorption of the 3 specialised wings would beryllium to recognize transgression patterns and code offences astatine their roots. He urged officers to enactment updated with emerging technologies utilized by offenders, peculiarly successful white-collar and cybercrime cases, and to follow citizen-centric policing that builds nationalist trust.
He directed the cyber crimes helping to intensify consciousness campaigns against fake online trading and concern platforms that deceive citizens done fraudulent apps and websites. Noting that elder citizens are progressively targeted successful integer scams, helium announced plans for consciousness programmes utilizing abbreviated films and societal media reels to beforehand integer information among the elderly.
The authoritative besides emphasised coordinated efforts by the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) and Juvenile Bureau to hint and repatriate missing children with the enactment of Child Welfare Committees. He instructed each officers to dainty complainants with respect, registry cases promptly, implicit investigations without delay, and guarantee complaint sheets are filed swiftly, peculiarly successful white-collar cases.
The gathering was attended by DCPs D. Kavitha (Cyber Crimes) and Dr. Lavanya (Women Safety Wing), Addl. DCP G. Manohar (CCS), Jt. Director Dr. N. Venkanna (Clues Teams), ACP Admin G. Venkateshwar Reddy, different ACPs, SHOs of the 7 Women constabulary stations, and unit from the fingerprint and method units.
