A Women Help Desk would be set up at
every police station in Cyberabad in the coming year. Deputy
Commissioners of Police have been asked to create help desks for women
at all the police stations to curb the crime against women, Police
Commissioner Ch Dwarka Tirumala Rao said at his year-end press
conference today.
These desks would be headed by lady police officers.
The complaints received by the desk
would be monitored daily though an online system. Sensitive cases in
which women are victims will be handled by women inspectors, under the
supervision of Additional DCP Crimes, also a woman officer, the
Commissioner said.
In 2012, 72 rape cases were registered
in Cyberabad limits, against 84 in 2011. Number of crimes against women
decreased from 1,878 last year to 1,642 cases in 2012, he added.
However, 779 incidents of
chain-snatching were reported in 2012 against 667 in 2011, and police
have decided to create a special cell in the Crime Branch for targeting
chain snatchers, Rao said.
Cyberabad Commissionerate is also
planning to get bio- metric finger printing system for its Finger Print
unit that will help in quicker identification of the accused. A proposal
for nine more Law and Order police stations, four Women Stations and
three Traffic Police Stations is afoot.
The Law and Order situation in Cyberabad
has remained peaceful during 2012. As many as 24,652 cases were
reported as against 23,119 last year, Rao said, adding that 58 cyber
crimes were registered in 2012 against 31 in 2011, and of the 58 cases,
25 were cracked by the police.
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