Hyderabad: Dr. Polcie Jitender’s Director-General stressed the need to adopt advanced approaches under Crime and Crime Tracking Networks and Systems (CCTN) to improve the efficiency of crime discovery and crime tracking. Dr. Jitender notes that new tools and technologies should be used effectively to track criminals
The DGP highlighted the importance of active use of the system by senior officials, thus setting an example for field level personnel when speaking in video conferences with regional SPS and commissioners. He also reviewed the implementation of the CCTNS project.
DGP stressed the need to widely adopt digital functions such as E-Summons and E-Sakshya, and said that the large amount of data and information generated through CCTN has proven to be very useful for police work.
Police VV Srinivasa Rao (Technical Services) and other directors of Mahesh M. Bhagwat (Law and Order) and senior officials attended the video conference
Three online marketing forged products
Hyderabad: City Cybercops arrests Nikhil, Mohit Sharma and Sonu Kumar of Delhi to market fake products online. Cybercrime DCP Dara Kavitha said the three created 19 fake lists on the website. False statements lead to confusion and dissatisfaction among customers, which damages the reputation of a city brand company.
Police are complaining to doctors involved in branded hair and skin care products. He said one of his brand soaps is an unauthorized “white label” and is sold on online platforms by third-party sellers.
DCP Kavitha said the trio operates an e-commerce business by making and fake marking fake brands and selling them online. Police seized 80 soap bars, 20 sets of skin care soaps, cell phones and a laptop from the trio.
30,000 sanitary napkins seized from Kushaiguda factory in BIS-HYD raid
Hyderabad: Bureau of Standards of India (BIS)-Hyderabad searched 30,000 sanitary napkins at a factory sales office in Kushaiguda in Medchal-Malkajgiri area and seized more than 7,000 napkins without mandatory BIS certification and ISI Mark.
Bis-Hyderabad Director and Head PV Srikanth said the products belong to 5405:2019 and are authorized by the Center through a Quality Control Order to ensure women’s health, hygiene and safety. “The lack of standard compliance not only violates the law, but also creates serious concerns about the health and safety of women,” Srikanth said.
The operation was conducted under the direction of Srikanth and was led by co-directors Sattu Savitha and Rakesh Tanneeru. Srikanth urges consumers to access www.bis.gov.in through the BIS Care app or through www.bis.gov.in and through these channels the authenticity of www.bis.gov.in.
