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Accidents on Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road are largely caused by drowsiness, reckless driving, overspeeding, and tyre bursts. Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar has directed officials to prioritise road safety, improve emergency response, and enhance awareness among motorists.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar held a meeting with gau rakshak groups, urging them to follow legal procedures, avoid violence, and not assist at check-posts, while announcing strict measures to maintain law and order ahead of Eid al-Adha.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar urged motorists to follow strict road safety rules, avoid stopping on ORR unless necessary, and use the helpline in emergencies. He called for collective efforts to prevent accidents and save lives.

A Hyderabad father and son were felicitated by police for exposing an LPG cylinder theft racket after noticing a weight discrepancy. Their complaint led to arrests and seizure of illegally refilled cylinders, highlighting the importance of consumer vigilance.

The Department of Financial Services held a meeting in Hyderabad with police, RBI, and CBI officials to review rising digital frauds. The focus was on "Operation Octopus," tackling mule accounts, and urging banks to adopt RBI’s MuleHunter AI tool for better cybercrime prevention.

Hyderabad Cybercrime police registered a case against unidentified individuals for posting derogatory remarks and objectionable content on social media targeting Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar urged banks to adopt strict measures to prevent mule accounts and cyber fraud. He proposed a twin-challenge framework, stronger KYC norms, and accountability mechanisms to improve customer safety and institutional integrity

Hyderabad police launched ‘Operation Safe School’ deploying 5,000 personnel to curb tobacco sales near schools. Undercover operations led to action against pan shop owners selling nicotine products to minors under COTPA and JJ Act provisions.

Four vigilant citizens in Hyderabad prevented a sexual assault on a nine-year-old girl in Jubilee Hills by swiftly intervening and alerting the police. The accused from Yousufguda, allegedly lured the child with ice cream before attempting to harass her.

A retired Army soldier foiled a chain-snatching attempt in Hyderabad’s Amberpet by overpowering the suspect and alerting police. The accused, a habitual offender, was taken into custody. Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar later honoured the retired soldier.

Hyderabad Police have launched ‘She Netra Teams’ to detect hidden cameras across public and private spaces, deploying seven specialised units to conduct inspections and ensure safety, with strict action planned against violations and accountability measures for establishments.

Senior officials inspected the Model Corridor from Shaikpet to Masab Tank, identifying waterlogging and traffic issues. Plans include new foot overbridges, drainage fixes, and road improvements to enhance traffic flow and pedestrian safety in Hyderabad.

Hyderabad Police conducted a one-way traffic trial around KBR Park to assess congestion management during ongoing infrastructure works. Commissioner VC Sajjanar reviewed the exercise, stating feedback will guide improvements before another trial is conducted.

Hyderabad police have warned of a new cyber fraud targeting corporate officials, where hackers gain access through phishing emails and misuse WhatsApp accounts to send fake financial instructions, leading to major financial losses for companies.

The Hyderabad Police’s Food Adulteration Surveillance Team (H-FAST) has intensified its vigilance against the sale of chemically ripened mangoes in city markets. Commissioner VC Sajjanar cautioned citizens to avoid fruits with unnatural colour, odour, or taste, as they may be ripened using hazardous chemicals like Calcium Carbide.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar warned of strict action against food adulteration, revealing that 92 cases were registered and 98 persons arrested in a month. He urged traders to maintain standards and citizens to report violations.

The Hyderabad Police have announced elaborate security measures for the Veer Hanuman Jayanthi procession scheduled on Thursday. Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar stated that 168 processions, including the main one from Gowliguda to Tadbun, will be held.

Hyderabad Police have intensified security arrangements for the Hanuman Jayanti procession on April 2. Commissioner VC Sajjanar reviewed preparations, including crowd control, surveillance and traffic management, while urging citizens to cooperate for a peaceful celebration.

Hyderabad police’s H-FAST team arrested 64 persons in 61 cases related to food adulteration in one month, seizing 15 tonnes of products. Commissioner V C Sajjanar warned of strict action, calling adulteration a serious threat to public health.

With the IPL season underway, Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar cautioned citizens against illegal betting on platforms like Telegram, WhatsApp, and Instagram. Authorities are monitoring offline operations, warning of financial risks, and urging reporting via Dial-100 or WhatsApp.