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HMR chief, top cop inspect police barracks works
Hyderabad Metro Rail MD N V S Reddy and City Police Commissioner M Mahender Reddy on Friday inspected the progress of police barracks works being taken up by Metro Rail authorities.
​Hyderabad: Hyderabad Metro Rail MD N V S Reddy and City Police Commissioner M Mahender Reddy on Friday inspected the progress of police barracks works being taken up by Metro Rail authorities.
Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) has been constructing four police barracks at Goshamahal (Shahinayat Gunj), City College, Chelapura and Rasoolpura at a cost of about Rs 25.50 crore in lieu of two-acre of police quarters land at Rasoolpura and five other police properties in different parts of the city taken for construction of Metro Rail stations and other works.
The officials on Friday inspected Goshamahal, City College and Chelapura police barrack works. Construction of police barracks at Goshamahal (Shahinayat Gunj) is completed and is ready to be handed over to the police department. The barracks works at City College, Chelapura and Rasoolpura are in advanced stages of construction and would be ready for occupying in the next few months," said NVS Reddy.
Appreciating the finish and high-quality construction of barracks by HMRL, CP Mahender Reddy indicated that these facilities would be very useful for realising the vision of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao to make Hyderabad a safe city. Each of these barracks, admeasuring on an average of about 50,000 sft, would accommodate about 250 police personnel each.
The CP said central security forces and other rapid action teams which were brought to Hyderabad during law and order problems are finding it difficult for their stay in Hyderabad and these police barracks have been strategically located for housing them.
With training class rooms and senior officers’ accommodation at these barracks, these new facilities would also be used as ‘skill development and training centres’ for Telangana police, he added.
