DGP C.V. Anand inaugurated a new ₹3.5-crore Bharosa Centre building in Cyberabad, offering comprehensive support to women and children.
Director General of Police (DGP) C.V. Anand inaugurated the new Bharosa Centre building in Cyberabad on Tuesday. Constructed at a cost of `3.5 crore, the facility will provide assistance to women and children facing various issues. Anand assured that those approaching the centre would receive support and appropriate solutions.
He said Telangana’s Bharosa centres for women were ranked number one in the country and were among the best in India. The centres were playing a significant role in providing timely counselling to victims, addressing their concerns and helping them regain mental strength.
Anand expressed happiness over the completion of the building under the leadership of Cyberabad police commissioner Dr M. Ramesh. He said the care and support provided at Bharosa centres were not available at regular women’s police stations. All necessary facilities had been brought under one roof to ensure comprehensive assistance.
Anand recalled that during his tenure as Cyberabad police commissioner, the police cracked a case involving an offence against a software professional by following a small clue and apprehending the culprits. The case later came to be known as the ‘Abhaya’ case.
He said the SHE Teams and Bharosa teams in Cyberabad were doing exceptional work.
Anand recalled wondering, whenever he went to play golf, why the building had remained incomplete for six or seven years. He congratulated Cyberabad police commissioner Dr M. Ramesh for ensuring its completion.
‘One-way’ is the only way to manage traffic
The DGP stated that traffic has increased significantly in both Hyderabad and Cyberabad. He noted that implementing one-way routes is the solution to the traffic problem. He pointed out that the number of vehicles in Cyberabad has risen sharply compared to the past, which is why the decision to introduce one-way traffic was made. He further expressed his full support for the measures being taken by Commissioner Ramesh to implement one-way traffic in Cyberabad.
It was suggested that an awareness campaign regarding the ‘one-way’ traffic system be conducted for everyone. This should include the distribution of pamphlets, the use of social media and coordination with IT companies—with these efforts continuing until there is sufficient public awareness.
Anand noted that any issues arising from the implementation of the one-way system would become clearly apparent within ten days.
Ramesh said the building was completed with the support of the Raheja Group. He added that measures initiated earlier by Anand had reduced the time taken for passport-related processes from 57 days to just eight days.
He further mentioned that initiatives such as SHE Teams and Bharosa were launched during Anand’s tenure in Cyberabad. Serilingampally MLA A. Gandhi, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G. Srijana also participated.
