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ADP contributes towards the initiative
ADP Private Limited through the NGO Bhumika along with Hyderabad Police Department will be working on providing Community CCTV Surveillance in the vicinity of Raj Bhavan Road.
ADP Private Limited through the NGO Bhumika along with Hyderabad Police Department will be working on providing Community CCTV Surveillance in the vicinity of Raj Bhavan Road.
This is in line with ADP’s commitment to Women Empowerment and Community Development in general. ADP works with the NGO Bhumika to enable a ‘Women in Distress’ helpline which supports 5000+ women yearly.
The Integrated Command Control Centre is an initiative by the Police Department of Hyderabad and aims at connecting the whole city through City Wide Community CCTV Surveillance System consisting of over a hundred thousand CCTV Cameras to improve safety of the general public.
ADP will be sponsoring CCTV cameras that will include procurement of the equipment and a commitment towards its maintenance for the next five years in Raj Bhavan Road area.
Mysore Chaayanath (MK), General Manager and Managing Director, ADP Private Limited said, “This is definitely one of the most progressive move by the Hyderabad Police department and we are glad that the NGO approached us to support the CCTV project.
Safety has always been our priority, especially when it comes to women; we do every bit to ensure it.” He further added, “Through this initiative we look forward to help the whole community move towards a step further towards a safe and secure place to live.”
