Telangana DGP Inaugurates Bharosa Center at Shamshabad; Facility to Serve 17 Police Station Limits
He announced that Bharosa Centers would soon be inaugurated in all districts across Telangana, and this center is the third Bharosa facility within Cyberabad.
Hyderabad: Telangana Director General of Police (DGP), B. Shivadhar Reddy, today inaugurated the newly established Bharosa Center at Shamshabad under the Cyberabad Police Commissionerate, on the outskirts of the city.
He announced that Bharosa Centers would soon be inaugurated in all districts across Telangana, and this center is the third Bharosa facility within Cyberabad.
The building was sponsored by the Bangarutalli Foundation (BBG Group) and executed by PVN Infra. BBG expressed pride in collaborating with the Telangana Police on this noble initiative and reaffirmed its commitment to supporting future welfare projects.
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Operated by trained women personnel, the center would provide comprehensive and integrated support, including legal assistance, medical help, psychological counseling, and government compensation for victims, especially those covered under the POCSO Act.
The Shamshabad Bharosa Center will cater to 17 police station limits across Rajendranagar Zone and Shamshabad Zone, including Rajendranagar, Mailardevpally, Attapur, Chevella, Shabad, Moinabad, Shamshabad, RGIA, Kothur, Nandigama, Shadnagar, Kondurg, Chowdariguda, Keshampet, Amangal, Kadthal, and Talakondapally.
The Center has an eight-member team, comprising a receptionist, a center coordinator-cum-administrator, a legal counselor, two counselors, a support person, an ANM, and an accountant. Additionally, one SI and one ASI will monitor the team.
Speaking on the occasion, Shivadhar Reddy stated that Bharosa Centers serve as one-stop crisis support systems, offering justice, protection, and emotional care under one roof.
He emphasized that these centers support victims from the initial complaint stage through investigation, trial, and compensation, ensuring that no woman or child feels alone or helpless during times of crisis.
The DGP appreciated the collective effort in establishing the Center, describing it as a compassionate and impactful initiative for safeguarding women and children.
The Bharosa initiative, launched in 2016 by the Telangana Police Department, aims to provide integrated assistance to women and children affected by violence or distress through coordinated police, legal, medical, and psychological support under one roof.
Currently, 33 Bharosa Centers operate across 24 districts and six Police Commissionerates, ensuring accessibility for victims in both urban and rural areas.
These Centers, managed by the Telangana Police with support from the Government of Telangana and the Department of Women Development and Child Welfare, are monitored by the Women Safety Wing.
Recognized nationally as a best practice in victim-centric policing, the Bharosa model continues to serve as a symbol of compassionate and modern policing.
BBG representatives, including Director M.V. Mallikarjun Reddy, CEO Mukund Tavang, and Vice-President (Bangarutalli Foundation) Pawan Kumar, participated in the inauguration.
The event concluded with appreciation for all stakeholders who contributed to the successful establishment of the Shamshabad Bharosa Center.
