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Though there was decline in murder, rape and missing cases, cheating cases shoot up to 613 from 454.
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Director General of Police, Ravi Gupta who released the annual crime report 2023 here on Friday, said though the year has been hectic with the assembly polls and bandobast duties for various festivals, it concluded incident free.
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A total of 5,908 cases registered in this year as against 4,769 cases reported in 2022
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However, crimes against women have gone up in the district.
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The Hyderabad CP said bodily offences cases increased by 16 percent and said one of the reasons are elections
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A total of 3,089 crimes were reported in this year as against 2,714 offences in the previous year, suggesting an increase by 14 percent.
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District registered 3,231 cases this year as against 2,337 in 2021, registering a 38.25 per cent increase
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The percentage of convictions had increased by 66.2 percent and 44 people were convicted in rape and murder cases, DGP Rajendranath Reddy revealed.
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The murders came down to 63 in 2022 from 89 as reported last year, kidnaping came down from 225 to 220 , crime against woman from 2652 to 2524, POCSO cases from 399 to 350.
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Mahabubabad: The efforts of the police machinery in Mahabubabad district have paid off in 2021 with the district recording lesser cases compared to that of 2020. “During the year (as of December 15, 2020), a total of 3,022 cases were reported in Mahabubabad district as against 3,156 cases in 2020. The crime rate has gone […]
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Hyderabad: The overall crime rate in the city dipped by around 11. 5 per cent in 2021 with the police registering 20,012 cases this year, as against 22,641 cases last year. In 2019, the total number of cases booked stood at 25,187. However, while the overall crime rate went down, there has been a sharp […]
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TS DGP said the police had successfully foiled the desperate attempts by Maoists to regain a foothold in the State, besides ensuring that all the festivals passed off peacefully
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Murders came down to 26 in 2020 from 45 in 2019, which was 42 per cent reduction
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There was a 39% decrease in grave crimes, chain snatching by 43% and dacoity by 60%, informed Rachakonda CP Mahesh Bhagwat
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Participating in the Police Commemoration Day, which is now officially named the Police Flag Day at the LB Indoor Stadium, the Minister said there were no communal incidents in the city.