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CP Rachakonda Sudheer Babu Visits Neredmet Police Station, Reviews Investigations and Infrastructure

Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda, Sri G. Sudheer Babu, IPS, paid an official visit to Neredmet Police Station to assess the station's infrastructure and review the status of various ongoing criminal investigations.

Hyderabad: Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda, Sri G. Sudheer Babu, IPS, paid an official visit to Neredmet Police Station to assess the station’s infrastructure and review the status of various ongoing criminal investigations.

The Commissioner conducted a detailed inspection of case diaries, scrutinized investigation progress, and evaluated how well Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) were being followed by Investigating Officers (IOs).

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Focus on Quality Investigations and Timely Case Disposal

During the visit, CP Sudheer Babu interacted closely with the police staff, discussing operational challenges and providing strategic guidance to improve investigation standards. He emphasized the importance of:

  • Strict adherence to SOPs
  • Effective documentation
  • Time-bound completion of investigations
  • Improved coordination between officers and legal teams

Strengthening Conviction Rate a Key Priority

The Commissioner reiterated the importance of increasing the conviction rate across the Rachakonda Commissionerate. He urged Investigating Officers to adopt a victim-centric approach and ensure justice is served swiftly.”Delivering justice is our prime duty. Investigating Officers must work with diligence and maintain high legal standards to ensure successful convictions,” CP Sudheer Babu stated.

Commitment to Public Safety and Professional Policing

This visit underlines Rachakonda Police’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and professional law enforcement. By focusing on investigation quality, timely disposal of cases, and legal follow-through, the department aims to build public trust and ensure effective policing.

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