CP Hyderabad emphasized the significance of Ganesh festival as one of the biggest festivals celebrated across the state which will commence on September 7th and conclude on September 17th . CP directed the officers and staff to work together to ensure foolproof arrangements and that the festivities are held in a peaceful atmosphere without any untoward incidents.
CP stressed that ensuring the safety and comfort of women during the Ganesh festival is a
priority and a measure of the success of the event.
CP directed staff to collect details of the management committees under their respective
Police stations and to co-ordinate with relevant departments to avoid electrical accidents and interruptions in power supply.
He urged the public to celebrate peacefully and warned against believing false rumours on
social media, stating that there will be strict monitoring of such posts and legal action will be taken against those spreading misinformation. He advised the Police staff to be polite to
devotees and remain vigilant regarding peace and security matters,with special attention
given to Dial 100 calls, CCTVs, and visible policing.
Cyberabad Jt. CP (Traffic) D. Joel Davis, IPS. , emphasized the need for an advance,well-coordinated plan involving all relevant departments to ensure a smooth and orderly Ganesh procession. He recommended the strategic deployment of Police personnel,swimmers, cranes, lighting, and CCTV cameras to maintain safety and security throughout the celebrations. Additionally, he underscored the importance of minimizing traffic disruptions during the festivities to facilitate the smooth movement of vehicles and ensure a seamless experience for all participants and citizens.
Medchal−Malkajgiri District Collector Gowtham Potru, IAS., instructed the officials to co-
ordinate closely with other concerned Government departments,including GHMC, Fire
Services, Water Drainage, Medical, Electricity, and Transport, to organize seamless
arrangements for the celebrations. He reiterated the importance of 24-hour uninterrupted
power supply, road repairs, and sanitation work to be completed before the festivities. He
requested devotees to celebrate Ganesh festival in a dignified and peaceful manner, fully
cooperating with the police and utilizing the special amenities provided.
Ranagareddy Addl Collector Pratima Singh, IAS., instructed officials to ensure that street
lights, floodlights, and necessary cranes are arranged in advance at ponds and other
immersion sites, in coordination with GHMC officials.
For the convenience of devotees, he recommended setting up tents, electric lights, barricades, adequate water facilities, mobile toilets and medical facilities at the immersion sites.
The meeting concluded with a strong commitment from all departments to work together to
ensure a successful and peaceful Ganesh festival. The Commissioner assured that the
police force is fully prepared to handle the large-scale event, with all necessary resources
deployed to ensure public safety.
BGUS Cyberabad Incharge Mahipal Reddy highlighted the vital importance of maintaining
a clean and green environment following the Ganesh Utsav celebrations.
He urged all organizers and participants to be mindful of their surroundings and take proactive measures to ensure that the spirit of the festival extends beyond devotion to also encompass environmental responsibility.
