Telangana’s Director General of Police, B. Shivdhar Reddy, responded to Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s worries following the Nashik IT firm incident, emphasizing the state police’s commitment to a secure and inclusive atmosphere for all citizens. Reddy highlighted Hyderabad’s diversity as a strength, with professionals from various backgrounds contributing to its progress. He acknowledged Sanjay’s concerns and mentioned initiatives like the Society for Cyberabad Security Council, aimed at enhancing workplace safety through police-industry partnerships.
The police chief outlined proactive measures such as security audits, SheShuttle services, and support programs like Margdarshak and SHE Teams, especially benefiting women professionals. Reddy emphasized the effectiveness of their systems, including the Women Safety Wing and Bharosa Centre, ensuring every complaint is taken seriously and promptly addressed. He affirmed the police’s dedication to collaborating with citizens, communities, and industries to uphold shared values.
In response to Sanjay’s remarks urging action after the Nashik case, Reddy assured a focus on maintaining workplaces as career-oriented spaces free from coercion or harassment. Sanjay stressed the importance of accountability, open reporting, and addressing concerns seriously to prioritize employee safety and dignity. He called for immediate meetings with IT company heads and HR teams to ensure no complaints are overlooked and victims are supported, emphasizing the need for vigilance and proactive measures.
