Medak: Medak Rural Police conducted a Community Contact Programme in Ausulapalli village under the Medak Rural Police Station limits, focusing on crime prevention, public safety and maintaining law and order.
The programme was conducted under the supervision of Medak District Additional Superintendent of Police Vikrant Kumar Singh, IPS, with the participation of 90 police officers and personnel.
During the operation, police conducted thorough inspections of houses and seized 75 vehicles, including 69 two-wheelers without proper documents, two Bolero vehicles and four auto-rickshaws.
Police Conduct Special Inspections
- As part of the programme, police carried out special inspections using narcotics detection dog Jubi to identify the possible presence of narcotic substances in houses and surrounding areas.
- Fingerprint devices were also used to examine fingerprints and help identify the details of previously recorded offenders.
- Additional SP Vikrant Kumar Singh stated that the programme was organised to prevent criminal activities and ensure the safety of the public.
Public Advised to Stay Alert Against Cybercrime
- The Additional SP advised people not to fall victim to cybercriminals and their deceptive tactics.
- He urged the public not to share OTPs, bank account details or other financial information with unknown persons.
- He also advised people to stay away from narcotic substances and immediately inform the police if they come across information related to drug abuse or drug trafficking.
Helmet Mandatory Even for Short Distance Travel
- Highlighting road safety, the Additional SP stated that not wearing helmets is one of the major causes of deaths among two wheeler riders in road accidents.
- He urged motorists to wear helmets even while travelling short distances, properly fasten the helmet strap and strictly follow traffic rules.
Awareness on Women’s and Children’s Safety
- Police officials also created awareness among the public about laws concerning the safety of women and children.
- The Additional SP clarified that physical relations with a minor girl constitute a criminal offence under the POCSO Act, even if the minor expresses consent.
- He warned that those involved in such offences would face strict legal action and urged everyone to take responsibility for protecting the safety of girls.
Dial 112 for Emergency Assistance
- The Additional SP advised people to contact Dial 112 for police assistance during emergencies and cautioned against unnecessarily misusing the emergency service.
- He also stated that VPO ASI Vitthal would be available to assist the public and maintain communication between the police and the community.
- The Additional SP clarified that the purpose of the inspections was not to inconvenience the public but to prevent crimes and ensure public safety.
- He appealed to residents to cooperate with the police and provide information about criminal activities to help maintain peace and security.
- DSP Prasanna Kumar, Circle Inspectors Mahesh and Krishnamurthy, Sub-Inspectors and other police personnel participated in the programme.
Source: Medak District Police
