The Inauguration of the Iconic Banjara Hills Integrated Command and Control Centre will be held by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on August 4.
Police Commissioner CV Anand has sent a memo to the various departments involved in the project, asking for the remaining works to be completed at the earliest opportunity and for arrangements to be made for the opening ceremony.
In light of the fact that many works are awaiting completion and there are several going on at the same time,
A detailed discussion and delineation of logistics, planning, and execution of this historic function, as well as the roles and responsibilities of various officers of the Hyderabad City Police, has been conducted. Please execute your assigned duties with zeal and commitment, so that the program will be a great success and will raise the prestige of Hyderabad City Police,” Anand said in the memo.
Under a single roof, the Integrated Command and Control Centre will help to integrate the functions of various police units. Over 9.25 lakh cameras will be installed across the State in the center, which is already popular as an upcoming iconic landmark in the city and is called the Police Towers.
KCR instructs officials to submit all information to the Supreme Court
Following the Supreme Court’s stay order on the ongoing Kaleshwaram project expansion, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who is in Delhi, reviewed the issue and directed the officials to provide all information requested by the Supreme Court. A four-week deadline was set for the report’s submission by the court.
In an interview with the Chief Minister, The Special Chief Secretary Rajath Kumar, detailed the status of the works being undertaken on the 3 tmc feet works of the project, as well as the clearances granted by the central agencies to date.
On a complaint filed by displaced individuals from the project site, the apex court halted the work alleging that environmental clearances and detailed project reports were not obtained before the works were undertaken. In addition to the court’s notices, the state and union governments were required to comply with the rules for taking up the works without the proper permits.
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