Cyberabad Metropolitan Police

Cyberabad Metropolitan Police, popularly known as Cyberabad Police, is the police commissionerate located in Gachibowli, Rangareddy district, Telangana, India. It was created in 2003 by bifurcating Rangareddy District Police.[1][2]

Cyberabad Metropolitan Police
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MottoYour Safety Our Concern
Agency overview
Formed2003
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdictionCyberabad, Telangana, India
Cyberabad Metropolitan Police is located in Telangana
Cyberabad Metropolitan Police
Cyberabad Metropolitan Police (Telangana)
Legal jurisdictionRangareddy District
Operational structure
HeadquartersGachibowli, Hyderabad, Rangareddy District, Telangana
Agency executive
Parent agencyTelangana State Police
Website
Official website

Current structure

Currently the Cyberabad Metropolitan Police has 5 DCP zones.

Rajendranagar DCP Zone (New)
  • Chevella ACP Division
    • Chevella
    • Shabad
    • Moinabad
  • Rajendranagar ACP Division
    • Rajendranagar
    • Mailardevpally
    • Attapur (New)
  • Narsingi ACP Division (New)
    • Shankarpally
    • Narsingi
    • Mokila (New)
    • Kolluru (New)

Madhapur DCP Zone
  • Madhapur ACP Division
    • Madhapur
    • Raidurgam
    • Gachibowli
    • Women PS
  • Miyapur ACP Division
    • Chandanagar
    • Miyapur
    • RC Puram

Balanagar DCP Zone
  • Balanagar ACP Division
    • Balanagar
    • Sanath nagar
    • Jeedimetla
    • Jagadgirigutta
  • Kukatpally ACP Division
    • Kukatpally
    • KPHB Colony
    • Bachupally
    • Allapur (New)

Medchal DCP Zone (New)
  • Medchal ACP Division (New)
    • Medchal
    • Dundigal
    • Suraram (New)
  • Pet-basheerabad ACP Division
    • Pet-basheerabad
    • Shamirpet
    • Alwal
    • Genome Valley (New)

Shamshabad DCP Zone
  • Shamshabad ACP Division
    • Shamshabad
    • RGI Airport
    • Kothur
    • Nandigama

Shadnagar ACP Division

  • Shadnagar
  • Shadnagar Rural Circle
    • Keshampet
    • Kondurg
    • Chowdariguda
  • Amangal Circle
    • Amangal
    • Talakondapally
    • Kadthal

Traffic wing
  • Rajendranagar Division
    • Chevella Traffic Police Station
    • Rajendranagar Traffic Police Station
    • Narsingi Traffic Police Station (New)
  • Balanagar Division
    • Balanagar Traffic Police Station
    • Jeedimetla Traffic Police Station
    • Kukatpally Traffic Police Station
    • KPHB Traffic Police Station (New)
  • Madhapur Division
    • Madhapur Traffic Police Station
    • Miyapur Traffic Police Station
    • Gachibowli Traffic Police Station
    • Raidurgam Traffic Police Station (New)
  • Shamshabad Division
    • Shamshabad Traffic Police Station
    • Shadnagar Traffic Police Station
  • Medchal Division
    • Medchal Traffic Police Station (New)
    • Alwal Traffic Police Station

Police Commissioners
  • 1. Mahendar Reddy, IPS. (2003-2006 Dec)
  • 2. Prabhakar Reddy, IPS. (2007 Jan - 2010 Dec)
  • 3. Tirumala rao, IPS. (2011 Jan - 2013 May)
  • 4. C.V Anand, IPS. (2013 May 2016 Jun)
  • 5. Naveen Chand, IPS.
  • 6. Sandeep sandilya, IPS.
  • 7. V.C Sajjanar, IPS
  • 8. Stephen Ravindra, IPS*.

Controversies

Cyberabad Police drew a lot of flak after the Supreme Court of India Enquiry Commission headed by Justice V. S. Sirpurkar declared that the encounter killing of the four accused persons in the 2019 Hyderabad gang rape was a planned cold blooded murder by Cyberabad Police officials.[3] Odisha poet Dr Tapan Kumar Pradhan has also alleged in his books and social media posts that Cyberabad Police lodged false FIRs and false charge sheets with the help of fake witnesses, fake affidavits and fake panchnama in the Hemangi Sharma Fraud Case.[4]

See also

References
  1. "Hyderabad traffic guard's photo of feeding a homeless woman is going viral for all the right reasons". 2 April 2018.
  2. "Outer Ring Road in Hyderabad speed limit likely to be 120 kmph again". The New Indian Express.
  3. "Disha Encounter - Commission Wants Murder Charges Against Ten Officers". The Wire. 20 May 2022.
  4. Pradhan, Dr Tapan Kumar (2019). I, She and the Sea. Kohinoor Books. ISBN 978-81-942835-9-1.
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