- DGP CV Anand conducted a review meeting at the Integrated Command Control Centre (ICCC) on Saturday.
- He called for wider use of AI-based applications, continuous updating of the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) and Interoperable Criminal Justice System (ICJS), and stronger technology-driven crime analysis across the state.
- He directed officers to continuously monitor and update digital policing systems and make greater use of the applications available to the police force.
- Anand stressed the importance of court case management and regular training in investigation and legal procedures.
- He felicitated police officers who excelled in the implementation of crime parameters at the state level, recognizing Hyderabad, Ramagundam, Nalgonda, and Suryapet as top performers.
- He appreciated young IPS officers working on AI-based applications aimed at improving internal efficiency and monitoring within the police department.
- The DGP delivered a leadership lecture for IPS officers, emphasizing the importance of leading from the front, integrity, and team spirit.
Telangana Police are adapting to the rapid evolution of crime by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and data-driven analysis into their operations. DGP CV Anand has called for the enhanced use of the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) and Interoperable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) to improve policing efficiency.2
During a review meeting at the Integrated Command Control Centre (ICCC), Anand emphasized the importance of continuous updates to digital policing systems and the need for police personnel to receive regular training in investigation and legal procedures. He stated, “Police personnel give greater attention to the effective management of court cases and ensure strict compliance with the process.”134
Anand also highlighted the need for police departments to closely monitor case progress and adapt training programs to address emerging crime trends. He noted, “With crime patterns changing rapidly, police training programmes must also evolve.”
The DGP praised young IPS officers for their work on AI-based applications aimed at enhancing internal efficiency and urged them to develop innovative solutions that integrate technology with policing. He called for greater coordination among different police wings to effectively tackle changing crime patterns.7
Hyderabad has emerged as a top performer in crime management, with Anand recognizing the efforts of police teams across various clusters in the state.56
“Anand reviewed implementation of new criminal laws, e-evidence, and e-forensics, and directed officers to identify gaps. He also felicitated top performers, with Hyderabad leading cluster-I, Ramagundam cluster-II, Nalgonda cluster-III, and Suryapet cluster-IV.”
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