Pramesh S Jain & Dr.Thomas (Special Correspondent)
High tech command center for the High tech city.
With the opening of the new command and control center this city becomes much safer and secure
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah while inaugurating newly commissioned High Tech Command Centre at commissioner’s office,received a distress call from a woman from Banaswadi who had called to complain about a robbery .
The call was alter attended by a staff member identified as Vinutha,who took the necessary details and assured to send the Hoysala team for further assistance within 7 minutes .
Ms.Vinutha was appreciated by Mr.Siddaramaiah for the work she and her staff were doing in turn she thanked the CM for free bus facilities for women in the state .
Mr.Siddaramaiah asked detailed about the incident and assured to send help.Over 7000 high tech cameras which has synchronized with the crime database of habitual offenders and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) helps to not only monitor law and order but also helps in better traffic management and also gather inputs to predict future possible law and order situations.
The total cost of the project is Rs.661 Crore with integrated support system including critical care units at the hospital to meet any eventuality.The equipments purchased under this project under make in India initiative .
Speaking at the program Mr.Siddaramaiah said Bengaluru city is the fastest growing and people needed safety and necessary protection.
The Hoysala patrolling system should be focused on home alone women and provide necessary protection and assistance.Its a good development to set up high tech command centre,and hope it should be helpful for the people.The city should actually become safe under safe city project,he said .
Home Minister,Dr.G Parameshwara,Director General and Inspector General of Police, Dr.Alok Mohan, Bengaluru City Police Commissioner,B Dayananda and other senior police officials present at the ocassion.
