Panjagutta police station is set to become the country’s first AI‑powered police station, ushering in a new era of technology‑driven policing.
The initiative, being undertaken as a pilot project on the directions of DGP C.V. Anand, will be launched in the first week of December.
Hyderabad police commissioner V.C. Sajjanar conducted a surprise inspection of Panjagutta police station on Wednesday to review the progress of technological integration. During his visit, he interacted with complainants, enquired about their grievances and reviewed the performance of police personnel.
“From complaint registration to charge‑sheet preparation, Artificial Intelligence will transform policing. A landmark step towards smarter, faster and more citizen‑centric policing,” Sajjanar said.
Accompanied by ACP Muralikrishna and inspector Jahangir, he examined the AI‑based systems being developed at the station. Through the AI‑enabled Setu kiosk, complainants will be able to submit grievances in about 10 languages. The system will automatically translate complaints into the local language and forward them to the concerned authorities.
Artificial Intelligence will support the entire policing process, from FIR registration and case diary maintenance to investigation reports and charge‑sheet preparation. Sajjanar said data relating to traffic congestion, hostels, commercial establishments and crime patterns in Panjagutta would be analysed to strengthen policing strategies, optimise Blue Colts deployment and improve patrolling efficiency.
Special training will be provided to police personnel to ensure effective use of the technology. Based on the pilot’s performance, the AI police station model will be considered for implementation across Telangana.
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