Hyderabad: The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Zone, carried out a detailed inspection of Patrol Mobiles and Blue Colts teams on Tuesday at Public Gardens, reviewing their readiness to respond to emergencies and maintain order on city roads.
The inspection covered 20 patrol cars and 31 Blue Colt bikes from 10 police stations under Central Zone. Vehicle conditions, staff preparedness, and critical equipment such as Anti-Desecration Drill kits, First Aid Kits, and fire extinguishers were checked. Officers were tested on their ability to perform CPR and handle emergency tools.
The DCP engaged with field personnel, reminding them of their key role as first responders for Dial 112 emergency calls. Police staff were instructed to remain smart, alert, and polite when dealing with citizens and to promote public awareness on cyber safety, Dial 112 use, and safety practices.
Officers were directed to step up foot patrolling to improve community contact and address local concerns. Orders were also issued to monitor MO offenders, maintain updated Point Books, and push for installation and geo-tagging of ‘Nenu Saitham’ cameras as part of crime prevention.
The DCP stressed discipline, integrity, and professionalism, warning staff to uphold these standards at all times. Women constables were especially commended for their efforts, and Station House Officers were told to deploy more women officers in frontline patrolling roles.
The inspection was attended by the ADCP Central Zone, SHOs from Saifabad, Domalguda, and Gandhinagar, and DIs from Lake, Abids, Musheerabad, and Gandhinagar.