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Crime Trends Anjani Kumar IPS Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City. njani Kumar, a 1990 batch IPS officer with a public service career spanning 29 years is the Commissioner of Hyderabad City Police. He is an alumnus Aof Delhi University. During the Training at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy he won the Maharaja of Tonk Cup for the Best Horse Rider, RD Singh Cup for being the best Swimmer and was the Captain of the Basket Ball Team. He started his career as ASP in Jangaon and worked as DIG Nizamabad Range, Chief of Greyhounds, IGP Warangal Region, Additional Commissioner of Police, Law and Order, Hyderabad City and Additional Director General of Police, Law and Order for Telangana State. He also served with the United Nations at Bosnia in 1998-99 for which he was awarded the UN Peace Medal twice. He was awarded the Prestigious Indian Police Medal by the Government of India and the Presidents Police Medal for distinguished services . He was also awarded the Internal Security Medal by the Government of India for serving in Naxal (Left Wing Extremism ) affected areas. He also has co authored a book “History of Hyderabad City Police”. Foreword t is with immense pleasure and pride that I congratulate every member of Hyderabad City Police for their Iunwavering commitment and dedication towards their duty. The synergy and co-operation between various branches has been encouraging and is something that has enabled Hyderabad City Police to rise to every challenge that has come their way . Congratulations once again to all my t eam members . I am delighted to say that the Hyderabad City Police has played a pivotal role in ensuring that Hyderabad flourishes as a confluence of cultures and as a hub of commerce and trade activities. An US based international survey agency - Mercer - ranked Hyderabad city as top amongst Indian cities for the last 4 years on Quality of Living index. It is a testimony that there have been consistent efforts from Government, Citizens and Police for an all round growth of Hyderabad. The Police force lays a special emphasis on analyzing the root causes of various problems so that a holistic method is developed to address issues which are similar in nature. This also helps to bring down the incident rate. Festivals and celebrations have a special place in India. The Hyderabad City Police is very committed to ensure that all festivals are celebrated peacefully and they do not disturb the law and order of the city . The Ganga Jamna Tehzeeb of Hyderabad is on a royal display when festivals of different religions coincide . The City Police has been working tirelessly to ensure that miscreants do not disturb the religious harmony during festivals like Bonalu, Bathukamma , Ganesh Chaturthi , the holy month of Ramzan , Milad -un-nabi, Christmas , Hanuman Jayanthi , Gurunanak Jayanti and observing matham during Muharram . Hyderabad City Police worked relentlessly to ensure that the General Elections 2019 in Hyderabad was incident free and conducted peacefully. The City Traffic Police has also embarked on unique initiatives to increase awareness amongst citizens . The distribution of helmets , giving away movie tickets to disciplined drivers , organizing 3K walks for awareness , conducting awareness programs in 1069 schools , conducting quiz competitions are some of the activities undertaken by the department to enhance public interaction with Police . Creation of green channels for ambulances that carry live organs has been a very appreciated initiative . SHE Teams and Women on Wheels (WOW ) have played a huge role in instilling confidence in the women and girls of Hyderabad by nabbing eve- teasers red- handed and by conducting awareness programs for ensuring women safety . The Disaster Response Force , a recent addition has been very useful during the times of water logging and heavy rains . The Mobile app “HAWK EYE ” has empowered common man to become Citizen Police . This citizen friendly Mobile APP lets one to be in touch with Hyderabad Police always . The Command and Control Centre (CCC ), an integrated unit to keep a watch on all suspicious activities across the state is catering to visitors from all other states and nations. The system of Recognition and Reward of staff at every level with outstanding performance on a monthly basis in various verticals is encouraging the cops to give their best in a selfless way. The State Government under the leadership of Ho n 'ble Chief M inist er Sri K Chandrashekar Rao garu has been making unequalled progress in developing Hyderabad as a destination for international businesses . The consistent Ranking of Hyderabad as one of the best Indian city for ease of doing business (EODB) is a proof of Hyderabad ’s all round growth . The Hyderabad Police force is committed to the vision of state leadership of achieving Bangaru Telangana. I thank the Hon 'ble Home Minister Sri Mohammad Mahmood Ali and Sri M. Mahendar Reddy DGP- Telangana State for their encouragement and guidance . I thank the public representatives , print and electronic media , community based organizations , religious leaders and well informed and socially active people of Hyderabad who have played a major role in complementing the police force with information and support. While achieving the targets we set for ourselves in 2019, we have planned for the road ahead to gear up for 2020 with an aim to perform even better . While I congratulate the team for a successful year, I would encourage and guide in my best capacity to ensure all functional verticals work together like an organic unit and deliver services to the satisfaction of citizens and community at large . We all will ensure that Police department is approachable , friendly and compassionate and strive to serve the larger motto of Telangana Police of “Duty , Honour and Compassion .” CRIME TRENDS 1. OVERALL CRIME : (3% Reduction) The number of cases registered under IPC and SLL during the year 2019 is 15598 as against 16084 cases reported in the year 2018. 2. ALL BODILY CRIMES : (9% Reduction) The number of cases registered during the year 2019 is 2064 as against 2278 cases reported in the year 2018. 3. ALL PROPERTY CRIME: (2% Reduction) All property cases reported during the year 2019 is 2474 as against 2524 cases reported in 2018. The overall property lost is worth Rs.26,40,85,533/- which is much less than 2018. Moreover , the recovery percentage is 61%. 4. CHAIN SNATCHING OFFENCES: (30% Reduction) During the year 2019 – 14 cases were reported as compared to 20 cases in the year 2018. 5. There is a significant decrease in occurrence of property offences like Chain Snatchings, Robberies, House Break, Pseudo Police and Thefts. 6. Property Crime detection is 58 % and recovery is 61% despite the fact there are vacancies of 34% in Hyderabad City Police and also the fact that during the entire year City Police was very busy in L & O duties like Festivals, Public meetings, Assembly and Council Sessions and General Elections for HoP -2019. 7. Decreasing in Crime Rate is attributed to the following measures • Initiation of PD Act against notorious repeated offenders. • Continuous Criminal Tracking System. • Intensive Patrolling of Patrol Cars and Blue Colts. • Undertaking regular cordon and search operations. • Community CCTVs installation. KEY STATISTICS: All Crime (IPC + SLL) 3% Reduction 2018 - 16084 2019 - 15598 Total Bodily Crimes 9% Reduction 2018 - 2278 2019 - 2064 All Property Crimes 2% Reduction 2018 - 2524 2019 - 2474 6 Grave Bodily Crimes 2% Reduction 2018 - 279 2019 - 273 BODILY OFFENCES Murder 3% Reduction 2018 - 78 2019 - 76 Hurts 4% Reduction 2018 - 1473 2019 - 1418 Rioting No significant change 2018 - 33 2019 - 33 CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY OFFENCES REPORTED Dacoity/Robbery % No significant Change 2018 - 111 (100 Robbery + 11 Dacoity) 2019 - 112 (100 Robbery + 12 Dacoity) Chain Snatching 30% Reduction 2018 - 20 2019 - 14 House Break 3% Reduction 2018 - 295 2019 - 287 Pseudo Police 25% Reduction 2018 - 08 2019 - 06 Auto Mobile Thefts 17% Increased 2018 - 661 2019 - 779 Crime Against Woman Over allcases reported No Significant change 2018 - 2286 2019 - 2305 Dowry Death 11% Increased 2018 - 17 2019 - 19 Rape 16% Reduction 2018 - 178 2019 - 150 7 Kidnapping 14% Reduction 2018 - 134 2019 - 115 Outraging Modesty of Women 21% Increased 2018 - 373 2019 - 454 Harassment 2% Reduction 2018 - 1342 2019 - 1313 DETECTION OF PROPERTY CASES AT A GLANCE Total Property Cases Reported : 2474 Detected Cases : 1423 Detection % : 58% Grave Property Cases Reported : 208 Grave Property Cases Detected : 139 Detection % : 67% Non Grave Property Cases Reported : 2266 Non Grave Property Cases Detected : 1284 Detection % : 57% Total Property Lost : 264085533 Total Property Recovered : 158804663 Recovery % : 61 % Grave Property Lost : 132458927 Grave Property Recovered : 81904023 Recovery % : 62 % Non Grave Property Lost : 131626606 Non Grave Property Recovered : 76900640 Recovery % : 58% COMPARITIVE FIGURES OF PROPERTY CASES SOLVED CHAIN SNATCHING S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 53 43 81 % 2 2018 20 14 70 % 3 2019 14 10 71% 8 MURDER FOR GAIN S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 2 2 100 % 2 2018 3 3 100 % 3 2019 3 3 100 % DACOITY S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 7 5 71 % 2 2018 11 8 73 % 3 2019 12 12 100 % ROBBERY S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 74 60 81 % 2 2018 100 82 82 % 3 2019 100 88 88 % HOUSE BREAK S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 399 208 52 % 2 2018 295 175 59% 3 2019 287 136 47% PSEUDO POLICE S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 7 7 100 % 2 2018 8 8 100 % 3 2019 6 3 50 % DIVERTING ATTENTION S.No. Year Reported Detected % of Detection 1 2017 102 63 62 % 2 2018 88 52 59 % 3 2019 124 77 62 % AUTOMOBILE THEFT S.No.
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