Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar Conducts Inspection of Key Waterlogging Points
Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar conducted an urgent inspection of waterlogging points near GRT Junction and Praja Bhavan. He coordinated with the GHMC to clear stagnant water and ensured traffic police remain on duty to assist motorists during heavy rains.
Highlights
- •Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar inspected critical waterlogging zones in Hyderabad.
- •Key areas visited included GRT Junction and Praja Bhavan in Somajiguda.
- •Directives issued to GHMC for immediate removal of standing water.
- •Traffic police mandated to remain on-field to assist motorists during rain.
In a proactive move to address urban challenges during the rainy season, city authorities have intensified efforts to manage waterlogging points across Hyderabad. On Thursday night, City Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar conducted a comprehensive inspection of areas prone to accumulation, specifically targeting the vicinity of GRT Junction and Praja Bhavan in Somajiguda.
The inspection was aimed at evaluating the impact of recent downpours on local traffic flow and drainage efficiency. Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar was accompanied by Joint Police Commissioner (Traffic) Joel Davis and Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Avinash Kumar during the field assessment.
Managing Waterlogging and Ensuring Traffic Flow
Effective management of waterlogging points is critical to preventing traffic congestion and ensuring the safety of motorists during heavy rains. During the site visit, Commissioner Sajjanar issued clear directives to the relevant municipal and field teams. He emphasized the necessity of immediate coordination with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) to expedite the removal of standing water from critical thoroughfares.
The primary focus of these instructions is to ensure that vehicular movement remains uninterrupted and safe. By prioritizing the clearing of these inundated spots, authorities aim to minimize the disruptions often caused by heavy rainfall in high-traffic zones like Somajiguda.
Furthermore, Sajjanar mandated that all traffic police personnel must maintain a high level of vigilance and presence on the ground. Staff have been directed to remain stationed at their respective duties until the rainfall subsides and all standing water has been successfully cleared from the roads. This operational directive serves to provide essential support to motorists navigating the city's infrastructure under adverse weather conditions.
This initiative reflects a broader commitment to enhancing civic infrastructure resilience and improving the emergency response time during monsoon-related events in Hyderabad. By focusing on high-impact zones, officials are working to maintain the city's operational stability despite fluctuating weather patterns. Constant monitoring of these waterlogging points will remain a priority for the police and municipal authorities until the monsoon risks are mitigated.
