Hyderabad, March 13:
The twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad will soon get four police commissionerates under Greater Hyderabad Commissionerate, Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police V Dinesh Reddy said today.
Addressing a press conference here, he said the four new Commissionerates-- Hyderabad Commissionerate, Hyderabad South, Secunderabad Commissionerate and Cyberabad Commissionerate-- will have equal number of Commissioners of Police and it would be headed by Chief Commissioner of Police (CCP).
Mr Reddy said the new commissionerates will be established after merging the existing Hyderabad and Cyberabad Commissionerates.
The committee of police officers will examine the
structure and functioning of Mumbai and Chennai police commissionerates
to adopt better administrative principles in the proposed new
commissionerates.
“The proposal requires no new
infrastructure like buildings, vehicles or resources. The present
policemen and officers will be disbursed equally among the four new
ones,” the DGP said.
However,
it is not yet decided whether to bring the traffic police under a single
umbrella after the unification and continue that system.
The
possibility of each commissionerate having a separate traffic police
wing akin to other units like Task Force cannot be ruled out. But, the
city traffic police would have a new dress code on the lines of their
counterparts in Bangalore.
After analysing the report, steps would be taken to set up the Commissionerates by issuing notification, the DGP said, adding as per the overhaul,the police stations in Urban Areas in Hyderabad will remain the same and in rural areas, there will be some changes like shifting the police stations to another place.
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