Crime in AP 2013

INDEX
SUBJECT
PROFILE OF AP AND AP POLICE
CRIME SNAPSHOTS
BEST PRACTICES OF A.P. IN INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
CCTNS
HIGHLIGHTS
CHAPTER-1
DISTRIBUTION OF COGNIZABLE CRIME
CHAPTER-2
BODILY CRIME
CHAPTER-3
PROPERTY CRIME
CHAPTER-4
ECONOMIC OFFENCES
CHAPTER-5
CRIME AGAINST WOMEN
CHAPTER-6
ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING
CHAPTER-7
CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN
CHAPTER-8
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
CHAPTER-9
CRIME AGAINST SC/ST
CHAPTER-10
FACTION CRIME
CHAPTER-11
EXTREMIST OFFENCES
CHAPTER-12
GRAVE CRIMES
CHAPTER-13
SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS
CHAPTER-14
CYBER CRIME
CHAPTER-15
CUSTODIAL DEATHS
CHAPTER-16
MISSING PERSONS
CHAPTER-17
ROAD ACCIDENTS
CHAPTER-18
THEFT OF IDOLS
CHAPTER-19
ARRESTS
CHAPTER-20
DISPOSAL OF IPC CASES BY POLICE AND BY COURTS
CHAPTER-21
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS UNDER DIFFERENT CRIME

HEADS
CHAPTER-22
POLICE STRENGTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CHAPTER-23
POLICE SACRIFICES
MARINE POLICE
FSL
FPB
DISTRICT PROFILES & MAPS AND CRIME TRENDS
MAGISTRATE COURTS AND THEIR JURISDICTIONS
NAMES & PHONE NOs. OF DIST. LEGAL SERVICE
AUTHORITY
REGISTRATION NOs & LETTERS UNDER AP MOTOR
VEHICLE RULES
PHONE NUMBERS OF SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS
PAGE
PROFILE OF ANDHRA PRADESH AND ANDHRA PRADESH POLICE

I. GENERAL
1
Area in Sq. Kms.
279529
Population (in Lakhs)
903.92
Male (in Lakhs)
460.91
Female (in Lakhs)
443.01
No. of Villages
30196
Density of Population (Per Sq.KM)
309
Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males)
993
No. of Revenue Districts
23
No. of Revenue Divisions
91
10
No. of Revenue Mandals
1128
11
Rural / Urban Population (in Lakhs)

(Urban + Rural)
12
Bordering States
903.92
(397.72 + 506.20)
Orissa, Tamilnadu, Maharashtra, Madhya
Pradesh, Karnataka and Chattishgarh
II. POLICE
22 Dists., 4 Commissionerates, 4 Urban
Dists. and 3 Rly. Dists.
No. of Districts
Strength
(Civil + AR+APSP)
99796
Police Stations (Including Women P.Ss)
1708
Women Police Stations
31
No. of Circles
339
No. of Sub-Divisions
173
Police/Population
(Per lakh Population)
AP
: 110
All India : 137 (2012)
Density of Police Personnel

(No. of Policemen per Sq.Km)
Total no. of UI cases ( as on 31.12.2013)
92558
10
Total no. of PT cases ( as on 31.12.2013)
359201
0.36
CRIME - SNAPSHOTS
CRIME
HIGHEST
LOWEST
Crime Rate (IPC)*
Ranga Reddy (469.62)
VSP Rural (141.09)
Incidence of Crime
Cyberabad (19217)
Rajahmundry Urban(2065)
Murder
Mahaboobnagar (163)
Rajaymundry Urban (11)
Rioting
Nalgonda (153)
Vijayawada City (6)
Kidnapping & Abduction
Cyberabad (170)
Rajahmundry Urban(9)
Dacoity
Cyberabad
Nizamabad
Robbery
Cyberabad (87)
VSP Rural (4)
Burglary
Cyberabad (1313)
Ranga Reddy (92)
Cheating
Hyderabad City (2122)
Rajahmundry Urban (40)
Rape
Cyberabad (131)
Tirupathi Urban (10)
Dowry Death
Cyberabad (43)
Harassment
Cyberabad (1477)
VSP Rural (92)
Molestation
Nalgonda (357)
Tirupathi Urban (33)
SC/ST Offences
Kurnool (225)
Special and Local Laws
Hyderabad (3430017)
Ranga Reddy (34090)
(13)
Thirupathi Urban
Krishna
Vizianagaram
* Crime Rate is a measure of crime per one lakh of population.
(NlL)
BEST PRACTICES OF A. P. POLICE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

I.
AP Police was identified by Ministry of Home Affairs as one of the Advanced Sate in
Information Technology. AP Police initiated the computerization process in the year
1992. Initially Police Computer Services is a part of CID and it was made as a
separate unit in the year 1999.
II. To cater the local policing needs AP Police started e-cops project. During
development and implementation the department has faced many problems due to
various reasons. To overcome those problems the AP Police has designed and
implemented several initiatives which can be called as Best Practices.
a. Training :- A training lab with 20 systems was provided to each district / unit for
imparting training to the district staff. Good performers in the end user training
and interested / semi technically qualified personnel i.e., Diploma Holders, ITI
qualified were selected and provided training in System Administration, Database
Administration, Hardware and Network Maintenance and Troubleshooting etc.
Again in these trainings, the best performers were selected and made them as
Trainers who in turn trained almost all personnel of their respective units.
b. Computer Based Training (CBTs) :- CBTs was developed for each application
and the CBTs were supplied to each unit / sub unit so that the end user can learn
the usage of the application leisurely without any pressure. The CBTs also came
very handy to those who were interested to learn but were not spared to attend
the training due to shortage of the staff. All police personal can access the CBT
through intranet portal.
c. IT Core Teams :- After providing the required training to the district personnel,
AP Police has selected top performers and formed a team called IT Core Team
under the control of unit officer. The responsibility of Installing, Training,
Implementing and Maintaining the IT Initiatives was bestowed to these teams.
The good services of these team members were recognized by the unit officers
and were awarded with suitable rewards from time to time. Apart from these
teams AP Police has also formed District Implementation Teams headed by Addl.
SP and State Mission Teams headed by IGP PCS & S.
d. Net work connectivity :- AP Police provided network connectivity all the places.
i.e, Police Stations, Circle Offices/ACP Offices, Sub Division Offices/DCP Offices,
DPO/Commission rates, Chief Office and all special units. All the units are
connected to State of Art Data Center of AP State Police at Chief Office.
e. Hardware :- AP Police provided Computers, Printers with UPS to all the places.
i.e., Police Stations, Circle Offices/ACP Offices, Sub Division Offices/DCP
Offices, DPO/Commission rates, Chief Office and all special units.
f.
Applications :- AP Police has developed lot of application to strengthen the field

officers. All the applications are clustered in to the Intranet Portal and made
available to all the Police Stations. The following applications are widely used :1. AP Police emailing System :- It is a name based mailing system. Can be
accessed by Intranet and Internet. Widely used to get call details reports
from Service Providers and Internal Communication.
2. AP Police Messaging System :- It is a mandatory application. It is a

unique application using database for messing system. All the roles
(approx. 10000) are categorized and made available in this system. Al the
circular and official communications were made through this only. Which
saves lot of manpower, time and paper.
3. 3rd Eye :- It is a best Investigation Supporting Tool. The tool established
the Identity proof of the person. It contains the database of Mobile Phones,
Driving Licences, Vehicle Information, Ration Cards, Voter ID Cards and
Education Certificates.
4. Criminal Intelligence System:- It is a Crime and Criminal Database
System. The information of all criminal with their total particulars are
available in this application. The system will also have the information
about
NBWs, Missing Persons, Un-identified Dead Bodies, Vehicle
Information and Jail Releases. The system will also perform the automatic
match with missing with un-identified bodies, lost and recovered
mobiles/vehicles etc.
5. Personal Information System:- The application contains the service
records of each and every individual working in Police Department. The
application contains the pay, personal, leave, rewards, punishments,
postings, trainings and insurance information.
6. State Crime Records Bureau Returns:All the required returns for
SCRB (105 returns) are entered at Police Station Level and compiled at
each level i.e., Circle, Sub division, DPO and SCRB. Which saves lot of
manpower, time and paper.
7. Investigation Supporting Center :- The application is ready reference tool
to the Investigating Officers. All the Standard Operating Procedures are
compiled crime head wise and systematically arranged. It also provided the
Check lists and Action Plan to the Investigating Officers. All the relevant
templates are made available in this application.
8. E-cops:- All the Police procedures were systematically computerised in
this application. All the 7 Integrated Investigation forms (FIR, CDF, Search
& Seizure, Arrest, Charge sheet/final report, Court Disposal, Appeal) are
computerised. This will help Senior Officers to monitor the day to day
progress of the case and evaluate the performance of the Investigating
Officer.
9. CAT:- Call Analysis Tool is an application which performs the Analysis of
the Call Details Reports uploaded for a specific crime. This application
performs the General analysis and Sensitive Analysis.
10. SMS facility:- All the Sub Inspector and above officers are provided Mobile
Phones under Common User Group (CUG) Category. With the help of this
the officers can avail SMS gateway facility for getting information of Mobile
Phones and Vehicle Information
III. The following applications are used occasionally and some unit will use regularly:a. File Movement and Tracking System
b. Daily Situation Reports :- Which consists of
1. Agitations
2. Guard Charges
3. Sports Fund
4. Police Budget
5. Arms Licences
c. Bandobasth (Force Deployment)
1. Trail Monitoring System
2. Police Training (ERP)
IV. Dial 100 :- This is facility provided to the general public they can dial 100 for Police
help. Once the call received by Police Control Room Irrespective of the time and
location Police Patrolling Party will reach the spot at the earliest.
V. Missing Person Monitoring Cell :- With the collaboration of UNICEF, WC &D, NIC
and Police Missing Persons Monitoring Cell was formed in CID. Its pickups the data
of Missing Persons and un-identified dead bodies information from e-cops and hosts
in Missing Persons website. I.e., http://missingperson.ap.nic.in the same link is
available in CID Website http://www.cidap.gov.in and AP State Police website
http://apstatepolice.org
VI. Enterprise e-COPS :- Under the Central Government Project i.e.,, CCTNS (Crime
Criminal Tracking and Network System) AP Police is enhancing the e-cops
application to Enterprise e-COPS application. The objective of the application is 4
ONEs. (One Man Entry, One Place Entry, One Time Entry and in One Application).
All the applications available in our intranet portal are clustered with this enterprise eCOPS.
VII. To convert the Police Stations into an efficient service source, Training, Change
Management and e-Governance Applications have been started.
VIII. Police Computer Services & Standardization (PCS & S) is the nodal agency for
implementing the e-Governance Applications, hence the best practices on behalf of
the state government was implemented by this office.
CRIME AND CRIMINAL TRACKING & NETWORK SYSTEM-CCTNS

IX. Benefits to citizens.
a) Multiple channels to access services from police.
b) Simplified process for registering and tracking incidents, petitions and FIRs.
c) Simplified proves for accessing general services such as requests for certificates,
verifications and permissions,.
d) Simplified process for registering grievances against police.
e) Simplified process for tracking the progress of the case during Investigation &
trails through police website.
f)
Simplified access to view/ report unclaimed / recovered vehicles and property.
g) Improved relationship management for victims and witnesses.

h) Faster and assured response from police to any emergency calls for assistance
i)
X.
Transparency on investigation.
Benefits to police Department
a) Enhanced tools for investigation.

b) Centralized crime and criminal information repository along with the criminal
images and fingerprints with advanced search capabilities.
c) Enhanced ability to analyze crime patterns, modus operandi.
d) Enhanced ability to analyze accidents and other road incidents.
e) Faster turnaround time for the analysis results (crime and traffic) to reach the
officers on the field.
f)
Reduced workload of the Police Station back-office activities such as preparation

of regular and ad-hoc reports and station records management.
g) Better coordination and communication with external stakeholders through

implementation of electronic information exchange systems.
h) Simple and Minimal Data Entry & Process / System Driven Approach.
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HIGHLIGHTS IN INCIDENCE OF CRIME

XI.
The overall crime rate in AP is increased inspite of increase in population, increase in

number of vehicles, rapid urbanization and migration of rural people to urban areas,
low ratio of Police to People. 33.5% of the population live in urban areas with
66.50% in rural areas. Crime by youngsters, new entrants has shown an increase.
1. 205278 cases of Total Cognizable Crime under IPC have been registered in the
State in 2013 as against 181934 in 2012 showing an increase of 12.83 %.
2. 41105 cases of Bodily Crime were reported in the State in 2013 as against 37749
in 2012 showing an increase of 8.89%.
3. Districts / Commissionerates that topped the Crime Graph:
XII.
3.1
Mahabubnagar district recorded highest no. of Murders (163).
3.2
Kurnool district registered the highest number of Attempt to Murder cases

(155).
3.3
Mahaboobnagar district registered highest no. of cases of Culpable Homicide

not amounting to Murder (29).
3.4
Cyberabad Commissionerate registered the highest number of cases of

Kidnapping & Abduction (170).
3.5
Nalgonda district registered the highest number of Hurt cases (1863).
3.6
Nalgonda district registered the highest number of Rioting cases (153).
3.7
Cyberabad Commissionerate recorded highest no. of Rape cases (131).
3.8
Major Cities: Hyderabad City ranked 8th in the incidence of Bodily Crimes
(1611) while Cyberabad (1992),Vijayawada City (900) and Visakhapatnam
City (490) Cities ranked 3rd , 22th and 28th respectively.
Property Crime registered an increasing trend by 13.7% over the previous year.
a. Cyberabad Commissionerate & Nalgonda district recorded highest number of
dacoities (13 each).
b. Cyberabad Commissionerate recorded the highest number of cases reported
under Robberies (87), Burglaries (1313) and Ordinary Thefts (4718)
XIII.
Economic Offences increased by 21.4% over last year.

a. Hyderabad Commissionerate registered the highest number of cases of cheating
cases (2122) and Counterfeit currency (44).
b. Cyberabad Commissionerate registered the highest number of cases of
Criminal Breach of Trust (149).
XIV.
Crime against Women has shown an increase by 15.3% over the figures of last
year.
XV.
Crime against Children has shown an increase by 11.7% over the figures of last
year.
XVI.
Juvenile delinquency cases have shown an increase by 46.73% over the figures
of last year.
XVII.
Crime against SCs/STs increased by 2.90% with 2949 cases reported in 2013 as
against 2866 reported in 2012.
XVIII.
Extremist offences showed a decrease in 2013 by 30.23% over 2012.
XIX.
Cases under Special & Local Laws increased by 12.2% over previous year.
XX.
674 cases registered under Cyber crime in 2013 as against 490 cases in 2012.
XXI.
8 cases of Custodial deaths reported in 2013 as against 11 cases in the year

2012.
XXII.
Cases of Missing persons increased in 2013 by 15.53% compared to previous

year.
XXIII.
Road accidents showed an increasing trend in 2013 by 3.52 % over previous

year.
XXIV.
Theft of idol cases decreased in 2013 by 53.33% over previous year.
District wise Crime Rate (IPC) - 2013

(Per 1 Lakh Population)
VSP RURAL
141.1
EAST GODAVARI
146.3
CHITTOOR
149.9
SRIKAKULAM
155.3
ANANTAPUR
162.1
PRAKASHAM
169.0
KURNOOL
172.0
GUNTUR-R
172.9
MAHABOOBNAGAR
185.7
WEST GODAVARI
189.6
VIZIANAGARAM
192.4
Districts
KARIMNAGAR
201.7
MEDAK
214.3
ADILABAD
216.3
WARANGAL-R
217.0
KADAPA
222.4
CYBERABAD
223.5
NELLORE
232.6
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
239.4
244.5 State Average
KRISHNA
254.1
NIZAMABAD
269.6
NALGONDA
277.0
TIRUPATHI-U
281.0
VSP CITY
297.3
WARANGAL-U
346.9
KHAMMAM
353.7
HYDERABAD CITY
377.1
GUNTUR-U
388.1
VIJAYAWADA CITY
416.2
RANGA REDDY
469.6
0
50
100
150
200
250
Crime Rate
300
350
400
450
500
District wise Detection Percentage - 2013
HYDERABAD CITY
32.2
GUNTUR-U
47.0
TIRUPATHI-U
47.9
RANGA REDDY
50.1
PRAKASHAM
51.5
CYBERABAD
52.9
KRISHNA
52.9
NELLORE
53.0
KADAPA
55.2
KURNOOL
57.1
Districts
VIJAYAWADA CITY
58.4
MAHABOOBNAGAR
59.3
VSP CITY
59.9
EAST GODAVARI
60.7
VSP RURAL
61.0
GUNTUR-R
61.1
61.4 State Average
61.6
ANANTAPUR
WEST GODAVARI
61.7
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
65.7
WARANGAL-U
67.6
SRIKAKULAM
68.5
CHITTOOR
68.9
ADILABAD
69.6
NIZAMABAD
70.3
NALGONDA
70.7
MEDAK
71.6
KHAMMAM
72.3
KARIMNAGAR
74.7
VIZIANAGARAM
75.9
WARANGAL-R
81.8
0
10
20
30
40
11
50
60
70
80
90
District wise Conviction Percentage - 2013
RANGA REDDY
13.8
ANANTAPUR
15.1
PRAKASHAM
16.4
HYDERABAD CITY
18.1
Districts
CHITTOOR
18.8
KADAPA
19.6
MAHABOOBNAGAR
19.8
NELLORE
21.6
GUNTUR-R
21.9
NALGONDA
22.1
KURNOOL
22.2
EAST GODAVARI
22.5
KRISHNA
22.6
WEST GODAVARI
22.6
VSP RURAL
23.3
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
23.6
KARIMNAGAR
23.9
SRIKAKULAM
24.2
NIZAMABAD
24.9
26.9 State Average
CYBERABAD
29.5
GUNTUR-U
29.9
VIJAYAWADA CITY
30.6
MEDAK
31.7
TIRUPATHI-U
34.0
KHAMMAM
36.2
WARANGAL-R
36.9
ADILABAD
37.7
VIZIANAGARAM
40.1
WARANGAL-U
46.4
VSP CITY
57.6
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
District wise PT Cases - 2013
Districts
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
3553
TIRUPATHI-U
3910
VIZIANAGARAM
4003
RANGA REDDY
4524
GUNTUR-U
4561
SRIKAKULAM
5358
WARANGAL-U
5406
VSP RURAL
7936
KADAPA
8161
GUNTUR-R
8276
CHITTOOR
9340
ANANTAPUR
9461
KURNOOL
9503
WARANGAL-R
10196
NIZAMABAD
10264
PRAKASHAM
10766
MEDAK
11186
11940 State Average
EAST GODAVARI
12226
KRISHNA
12244
ADILABAD
12747
VSP CITY
14012
WEST GODAVARI
14400
VIJAYAWADA CITY
14595
NELLORE
14794
KHAMMAM
16451
MAHABOOBNAGAR
16874
NALGONDA
19573
KARIMNAGAR
25411
HYDERABAD CITY
27083
CYBERABAD
31396
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
District wise UI cases - 2013
Districts
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
810
WARANGAL-R
1100
RANGA REDDY
1207
VIZIANAGARAM
1217
VSP RURAL
1341
SRIKAKULAM
1357
CHITTOOR
1489
WARANGAL-U
1535
MEDAK
1635
TIRUPATHI-U
1713
ADILABAD
2094
KARIMNAGAR
2102
NIZAMABAD
2160
GUNTUR-U
2686
NALGONDA
2745
ANANTAPUR
2780
VSP CITY
2852
WEST GODAVARI
2953
EAST GODAVARI
2984
GUNTUR-R
3025
KHAMMAM
3059
3040 State Average

KURNOOL
3351
KADAPA
3474
KRISHNA
3532
MAHABOOBNAGAR
3590
PRAKASHAM
3808
VIJAYAWADA CITY
3991
NELLORE
3998
CYBERABAD
7587
HYDERABAD CITY
15028
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
DISTRIBUTION OF COGNIZABLE CRIME

Introduction:
1.1
Total cognizable crime under IPC sections reported in A.P. State during the year
2013 is 205278 as against 181934 in 2012 indicating an increase of 12.83%.
1.2
The grand total of bodily offences, property offences and white-collar offences under
the IPC was 83314 in 2011, 84063 in 2012 and 94577 in 2013. The other IPC cases
are 110701 in number in 2013. As on 31.12.2013, a total no. of 92558 cases are UI
and 359201 cases are Pending Trial.
Graph of total Bodily, Property & White Collar Offences
WhiteCollar
Crime,
12789
14%
43%
BodilyCrime
41105
43%
Property
Crime,40683
1.3
The District wise percentage of the IPC crime with respect to the bodily, property and
white-collar offences is given in the tables that follow.
1.4
General Trend:
Hyderabad, Guntur, Vijayawada cities and Ranga Reddy districts continued to have
highest crime rates in the state, followed by Khammam, Warangal Urban,
Visakhapatnam City and Tirupathi Urban. Pendency of investigation was highest in
Hyderabad City followed by Cyberabad, Nellore, Vijayawada City and Prakasham
districts. Cyberabad had the highest pendency of pending trial cases, followed by
Hyderabad City, Karimnagar, Nalgonda, Mahabubnagar & Khammam. These units
need to take up follow up action with the judiciary on the PT pendency.
1.5
Future:
In the next few years, it is expected that the conventional crime would drop further
and Economic Offences, Cyber Crimes, Terrorist Crimes, Organised Crime and L&O
problems resulting from urbanization will substantially increase. Cyber Crimes have
been on the increase, as the computerization in India especially in Banking, Financial

Institutions and Service Sector is in a takeoff stage. With low conviction rate, delayed
trial of Criminal cases, lack of alternate dispute resolution system, the number of
Pending Trial (PT) cases would increase enormously.
1.6
Detection:
The state detection percentage is 61.4%. The following units are falling below the
state average: Hyderabad City (32.2%), Guntur Urban (47%), Tirupathi Urban
(47.9%), Ranga Reddy (50.1%), Prakasham (51.5%), Cyberabad & Krishna
(52.9%each), Nellore (53%), Kadapa (55.2%), Kurnool (57.1%), Vijayawada City
(58.4%), Mahabubnagar (59.3%), VSP city (59.9%), East Godavari (60.7%), VSP
rural (61%) and Guntur Rural (61.1%).
1.7
Conviction:
The state conviction percentage is 29.6%. The following units are falling below the
state average: Ranga Reddy (13.8%), Anantapur (15.1%), Prakasham (16.4%),
Hyderabad City (18.1%), Chittoor (18.8%), Kadapa (19.6%), Mahabubnagar (19.8%),
Nellore (21.6%), Guntur Rural (21.9%), Nalgonda (22.1%), Kurnool (22.2%), East
Godavari (22.5%), Krishna (22.6%), West Godavari(22.6%), VSP Rural (23.3%),
Rajahmundry
Urban(23.6%),
Karimnagar
(23.9%),
Srikakulam
(24.2%)
and
Nizamabad (24.9%).
1.8
UI cases :
The total No. of UI cases in the entire State is 92558. The largest number of U.I.
Cases are in Hyderabad City (15028) followed by
Cyberabad
(7587), Nellore
(3998), Vijayawada City (3991) and Prakasham (3808).
1.9
P.T. cases
The total No. of PT cases in the entire State as on 31.12.2013, is 359201. The
largest number of P.T. Cases are in Cyberabad (31396) followed by Hyderabad City
(29083), Karimnagar (25411), Nalgonda (19573), Mahabubnagar (16874) and
Khammam (16451).
1.10
Note on Crime in AP -2013

GENERAL REVIEW OF CRIME 2013
Units that recorded highest crime under

the respective head:
Total Cognizable Crime (14.07% increase).
1. Cyberabad
2. Hyderabad City
Crime incidence: - A total number of 205278 cases 3. Khammam
were reported in the year 2013 as against 179955
cases reported in 2012 indicating an increase of
14.07%.
: 19217
: 15478
: 10146
Dacoities (-7.81% decrease)
1. Cyberabad
2. Nalgonda
3. Kurnool
cases
of
dacoities
were
reported
in
the
year
118
2013 as against 128 in 2012 indicating a decrease
of 7.81%.
: 13
: 13
: 11
Robberies(4.15% increase)
: 87
: 63
: 46
677 cases of robberies were reported in the year

2013 as against 650 cases in 2012 indicating an
increase of 4.15%.
1. Cyberabad
2. Vijayawada City
3. Hyderabad City
Burglaries (16.65% increase)
1. Cyberabad
2. Hyderabad City
9690 cases of burglaries were reported in the year 3. West Godavari
2013 as against 8307 in 2012 indicating an increase
of 16.65%.
: 1313
: 649
: 486
Theft cases (13.14 % increase)
1. Cyberabad
2. Hyderabad City
29955 cases of theft were reported in the year 2013 3. Vijayawada City
as against 26475 in 2012 indicating an increase of
13.14%.
: 4718
: 4075
: 2135
Murder cases (-10.40% decrease)
1. Mahabubnagar
2. Anantapur
2188 cases of Murders were reported in the year 3. Cyberabad
2013 as against 2442 in 2012 indicating a decrease
of 10.40%.
: 163
: 147
: 143
Attempt to Murder (5.10% increase)
: 155
: 141
: 141
1. Kurnool
2. Hyderabad City
2081 cases of Murders were reported in the year 3. Anantapur
2013 as against 1980 in 2012 indicating an increase
of 5.10%.
Riotings (3.64% increase)

1737 cases of rioting were reported in the
year 2013 as against 1676 in 2012 indicating an
increase of 3.64%.
Hurt Cases (10.38% increase)
1. Nalgonda
2. Kadapa
3. Warangal Rural
1. Nalgonda
31647 cases of hurt were reported in the 2. Karimnagar
year 2013 as against 28670 in 2012 indicating an 3. Guntur Rural
increase of 10.38%.
Rape (21.09% increase)
1. Cyberabad
1579 cases of rape were reported in the year 2. West Godavari
2013 as against 1305 in 2012 indicating an increase 3. Mahabubnagar
of 21.09%.
: 153
: 147
: 127
: 1863
: 1572
: 1535
: 131
: 117
: 113
Kidnapping & Abduction (12.29% increase)

1. Cyberabad
1708 cases of kidnapping and abduction 2. Hyderabad City
were reported in the year 2013 as against 1521 in 3. Anantapur
2012 indicating an increase of 12.29%.
: 170
: 120
: 103
Cheatings (21.60% increase)

1. Hyderabad City
11256 cases of cheating were reported in 2. Cyberabad
the year 2013 as against 9258 in 2012 showing an 3. Khammam
increase of 21.60%.
: 2122
: 1848
: 547
Criminal Breach of Trust (23.93% increase).

1. Cyberabad
1357 cases of Cr.Br. of Trust were reported 2. Nellore
the year 2013 as against 1095 in 2012 indicating an 3. Vijayawada City
increase of 23.93%.
: 149
: 113
: 104
Counterfeit Currency (-3.83% decrease)

1. Hyderabad City
were 2. Krishna
176 cases of counterfeit currency
reported in the year 2013 as against 183 in 2012 3. Cyberabad
indicating a decrease of 3.83%.
: 44
: 12
: 12
Crime against women (15.25% increase)

1. Cyberabad
28272 cases were registered in the year 2. Hyderabad City
2013 under Crime Against Women, as against 3. Vijayawada City
24530 cases in 2012 showing an increase of
15.25% over previous year.
: 2317
: 1802
: 1558
Crime Against SC/ST: (2.90% increase)

2949 cases of crime against SC/ST were
reported in the year 2013 as against 2866 in 2012
showing an increase of 2.90%.
1.
2.
3.
Kurnool
Nellore
Nalgonda
: 225
: 196
: 194
Road Accidents: (3.53% increase)

A total of 43048 cases of Road Accidents
were registered in the year 2013 as against 41582
in 2012 recorded an increase of 3.53%.
1.
2.
3.
Cyberabad
Hyderabad City
Nalgonda
: 3856
: 2439
: 2144
14647 persons died due to accidents and

52522 got injured in the year 2013.
Under Investigation Cases
1. Hyderabad City
2. Cyberabad
Total No. of UI cases in the entire state as 3. Nellore
on 31.12.2013 is 92558
: 15028
: 7587
: 3998
Pending Trial Cases
1. Cyberabad
2. Hyderabad City
Total No. of PT cases in the entire state as 3. Karimnagar
on 31.12.2013 is 359201.
: 31396
: 27083
: 25411
1. Cyberabad
27995 NBWs are pending execution as on 2. Hyderabad
3. Karimnagar
31.12.2013.
: 3857
: 3753
: 1861
NBWs
TABLE - 1.1
Percentage distribution of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under important heads for the years
2012 and 2013
Murder
2012
Sl.
No
Attempt to Murder
2013
2012
2013
UNITS
No. of Perce- No. of
cases ntage cases
Percentage

cases ntage cases
Percentage
1 Hyderabad City
96
0.11
102
0.11
165
0.20
141
0.15
2 Cyberabad
173
0.21
143
0.15
110
0.13
117
0.12
3 Ranga Reddy
60
0.07
73
0.08
27
0.03
46
0.05
4 Mahaboobnagar
154
0.18
163
0.17
81
0.10
60
0.06
5 Nalgonda
81
0.10
80
0.08
86
0.10
96
0.10
6 Nizamabad
100
0.12
91
0.10
43
0.05
54
0.06
7 Medak
95
0.11
100
0.11
37
0.04
68
0.07
8 Warangal-R
74
0.09
48
0.05
40
0.05
52
0.05
9 Warangal-U
38
0.05
19
0.02
17
0.02
19
0.02
10 Khammam
119
0.14
93
0.10
103
0.12
93
0.10
11 Karimnagar
115
0.14
83
0.09
96
0.11
77
0.08
12 Adilabad
69
0.08
89
0.09
72
0.09
67
0.07
13 Kurnool
109
0.13
122
0.13
126
0.15
155
0.16
14 Kadapa
110
0.13
85
0.09
82
0.10
103
0.11
15 Anantapur
165
0.20
147
0.16
108
0.13
141
0.15
16 Chittoor
79
0.09
65
0.07
68
0.08
53
0.06
17 Tirupathi-U
31
0.04
21
0.02
27
0.03
21
0.02
18 Guntur-R
86
0.10
106
0.11
58
0.07
75
0.08
19 Guntur-U
47
0.06
41
0.04
50
0.06
46
0.05
20 Nellore
88
0.10
87
0.09
81
0.10
105
0.11
21 Prakasham
104
0.12
68
0.07
96
0.11
87
0.09
22 West Godavari
79
0.09
77
0.08
75
0.09
58
0.06
23 East Godavari
65
0.08
62
0.07
85
0.10
63
0.07
24 Rajahmundry-U
18
0.02
11
0.01
19
0.02
14
0.01
25 Krishna
71
0.08
48
0.05
51
0.06
46
0.05
26 Vijayawada City
34
0.04
25
0.03
52
0.06
55
0.06
27 VSP City
39
0.05
25
0.03
25
0.03
50
0.05
28 VSP Rural
63
0.07
42
0.04
27
0.03
37
0.04
29 Vizianagaram
40
0.05
28
0.03
31
0.04
35
0.04
30 Srikakulam
33
0.04
34
0.04
40
0.05
43
0.05
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
0
2442
0.00
2.90
0
2188
0.00
2.31
1
1980
0.00
2.36
0
2081
0.00
2.20
34 CID
TOTAL :
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This
% gives the contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences +
White collar offences)
TABLE - 1.2
Culp. Hom. not amounting to
Murder
Sl.
No
2012
UNITS
2013
No. of Perce- No. of Percecases ntage cases ntage
2012
2013
No. of Percecases ntage
Hyderabad City
0.01
0.01
74
0.09
120
0.13
Cyberabad
0.01
16
0.02
134
0.16
170
0.18
Ranga Reddy
0.01
0.01
21
0.02
24
0.03
Mahaboobnagar
14
0.02
29
0.03
67
0.08
75
0.08
Nalgonda
0.01
0.01
78
0.09
80
0.08
Nizamabad
12
0.01
12
0.01
28
0.03
41
0.04
Medak
0.01
0.01
42
0.05
38
0.04
Warangal-R
10
0.01
0.00
60
0.07
42
0.04
Warangal-U
0.00
0.00
39
0.05
41
0.04
10 Khammam
0.01
10
0.01
58
0.07
81
0.09
11 Karimnagar
11
0.01
0.01
95
0.11
92
0.10
12 Adilabad
14
0.02
13
0.01
60
0.07
48
0.05
13 Kurnool
0.00
0.00
42
0.05
63
0.07
14 Kadapa
0.00
0.01
62
0.07
63
0.07
15 Anantapur
0.00
0.00
68
0.08
103
0.11
16 Chittoor
0.01
0.00
49
0.06
39
0.04
17 Tirupathi-U
0.00
0.00
22
0.03
13
0.01
18 Guntur-R
0.00
0.00
55
0.07
44
0.05
19 Guntur-U
0.00
0.00
37
0.04
42
0.04
20 Nellore
0.00
0.00
75
0.09
83
0.09
21 Prakasham
0.00
0.01
53
0.06
41
0.04
22 West Godavari
0.00
0.00
55
0.07
71
0.08
23 East Godavari
0.00
0.01
42
0.05
55
0.06
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.00
0.00
0.01
11
0.01
25 Krishna
0.00
0.00
54
0.06
47
0.05
26 Vijayawada City
0.01
0.01
64
0.08
63
0.07
27 VSP City
0.00
0.00
24
0.03
58
0.06
28 VSP Rural
0.00
0.00
20
0.02
18
0.02
29 Vizianagaram
0.01
0.00
16
0.02
22
0.02
30 Srikakulam
0.00
0.00
15
0.02
19
0.02
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0
155
0.00
0.18
165
0.00
0.17
0
1521
0.00
1.81
1708
0.00
1.81
34 CID
TOTAL :
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This
% gives the contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences +
White collar offences)
TABLE - 1.3
Hurt
Riotings
2012
Sl.
No
2013
2012
2013
UNITS
No. of
cases
Percentage
No. of
cases
Percentage
No. of
cases
Perce- No. of
ntage cases
Percentage
Hyderabad City
1193
1.42
1088
1.15
265
0.32
116
0.12
Cyberabad
1363
1.62
1497
1.58
27
0.03
33
0.03
Ranga Reddy
379
0.45
432
0.46
21
0.02
18
0.02
Mahaboobnagar
1118
1.33
1352
1.43
57
0.07
72
0.08
Nalgonda
1623
1.93
1863
1.97
109
0.13
153
0.16
Nizamabad
607
0.72
875
0.93
62
0.07
81
0.09
Medak
862
1.03
996
1.05
114
0.14
43
0.05
Warangal-R
964
1.15
1275
1.35
167
0.20
129
0.14
Warangal-U
503
0.60
627
0.66
70
0.08
51
0.05
998
1.19
1314
1.39
144
0.17
126
0.13
10 Khammam
11 Karimnagar
1527
1.82
1572
1.66
97
0.12
84
0.09
12 Adilabad
1052
1.25
1101
1.16
51
0.06
55
0.06
13 Kurnool
1326
1.58
1349
1.43
62
0.07
124
0.13
14 Kadapa
1263
1.50
1308
1.38
103
0.12
147
0.16
15 Anantapur
1107
1.32
1421
1.50
39
0.05
56
0.06
16 Chittoor
585
0.70
868
0.92
24
0.03
53
0.06
17 Tirupathi-U
204
0.24
211
0.22
21
0.02
21
0.02
18 Guntur-R
1488
1.77
1535
1.62
31
0.04
40
0.04
19 Guntur-U
531
0.63
607
0.64
11
0.01
11
0.01
20 Nellore
1475
1.75
1311
1.39
21
0.02
29
0.03
21 Prakasham
1608
1.91
1359
1.44
32
0.04
89
0.09
22 West Godavari
1131
1.35
1229
1.30
0.01
19
0.02
23 East Godavari
975
1.16
1059
1.12
28
0.03
50
0.05
24 Rajahmundry-U
323
0.38
352
0.37
0.00
11
0.01
25 Krishna
1509
1.80
1437
1.52
25
0.03
15
0.02
26 Vijayawada City
744
0.89
791
0.84
16
0.02
0.01
27 VSP City
379
0.45
511
0.54
12
0.01
0.01
28 VSP Rural
500
0.59
579
0.61
49
0.06
45
0.05
29 Vizianagaram
610
0.73
710
0.75
0.00
30
0.03
30 Srikakulam
690
0.82
991
1.05
0.01
21
0.02
31 R.P.Vijayawada
15
0.02
0.01
0.00
0.00
32 R.P.Guntakal
10
0.01
11
0.01
0.00
0.00
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.00
0
28670
0.00
34.11
31647
0.00
33.46
0
1676
0.00
1.99
1737
0.00
1.84
34 CID
TOTAL :
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This %
gives the contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences + White
collar offences)
TABLE - 1.4
Rape
Sl.
No
Total Bodily Crime
2012
UNITS
2013

cases ntage cases
Percentage
2012
No. of
cases
2013
Percentage
No. of
cases
Percentage
Hyderabad City
72
0.09
95
0.10
1871
2.23
1667
1.76
Cyberabad
75
0.09
131
0.14
1891
2.25
2107
2.23
Ranga Reddy
26
0.03
37
0.04
539
0.64
637
0.67
Mahaboobnagar
56
0.07
113
0.12
1547
1.84
1864
1.97
Nalgonda
51
0.06
77
0.08
2034
2.42
2354
2.49
Nizamabad
33
0.04
44
0.05
885
1.05
1198
1.27
Medak
25
0.03
61
0.06
1180
1.40
1312
1.39
Warangal-R
54
0.06
52
0.05
1369
1.63
1602
1.69
Warangal-U
30
0.04
36
0.04
698
0.83
795
0.84
10 Khammam
77
0.09
95
0.10
1506
1.79
1812
1.92
11 Karimnagar
38
0.05
55
0.06
1979
2.35
1972
2.09
12 Adilabad
87
0.10
60
0.06
1405
1.67
1433
1.52
13 Kurnool
21
0.02
24
0.03
1690
2.01
1837
1.94
14 Kadapa
26
0.03
21
0.02
1648
1.96
1734
1.83
15 Anantapur
18
0.02
28
0.03
1508
1.79
1899
2.01
16 Chittoor
27
0.03
30
0.03
837
1.00
1109
1.17
17 Tirupathi-U
11
0.01
10
0.01
318
0.38
298
0.32
18 Guntur-R
22
0.03
37
0.04
1741
2.07
1838
1.94
19 Guntur-U
24
0.03
28
0.03
703
0.84
778
0.82
20 Nellore
23
0.03
26
0.03
1764
2.10
1643
1.74
21 Prakasham
35
0.04
38
0.04
1932
2.30
1688
1.78
22 West Godavari
122
0.15
117
0.12
1474
1.75
1573
1.66
23 East Godavari
67
0.08
72
0.08
1265
1.50
1367
1.45
24 Rajahmundry-U
13
0.02
14
0.01
385
0.46
415
0.44
25 Krishna
66
0.08
58
0.06
1777
2.11
1651
1.75
26 Vijayawada City
47
0.06
46
0.05
963
1.15
994
1.05
27 VSP City
50
0.06
67
0.07
530
0.63
721
0.76
28 VSP Rural
26
0.03
32
0.03
689
0.82
754
0.80
29 Vizianagaram
42
0.05
38
0.04
747
0.89
865
0.91
30 Srikakulam
37
0.04
37
0.04
825
0.98
1146
1.21
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
21
0.02
13
0.01
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
13
0.02
13
0.01
0.00
0.00
13
0.02
16
0.02
1
1305
0.00
1.55
1579
0.00
1.67
2
37749
0.00
44.91
0
41105
0.00
43.46
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This % gives
the contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences + White collar
offences)
TABLE - 1.5
Murder for gain
2012
2013
Sl.
No
UNITS
Dacoities
2012
2013
0.01
14
0.01
12
0.01
0.01
Cyberabad
19
0.02
16
0.02
14
0.02
13
0.01
Ranga Reddy
12
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.00
Mahaboobnagar
28
0.03
21
0.02
0.00
0.01
Nalgonda
0.00
16
0.02
0.01
13
0.01
Nizamabad
12
0.01
23
0.02
0.00
0.01
Medak
14
0.02
23
0.02
0.01
0.00
2
3
4
Hyderabad City
Warangal-R
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Warangal-U
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
10 Khammam
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
11 Karimnagar
0.01
12
0.01
0.00
0.00
12 Adilabad
10
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.00
13 Kurnool
0.00
0.01
0.00
11
0.01
14 Kadapa
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.00
15 Anantapur
0.01
10
0.01
14
0.02
0.01
16 Chittoor
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.00
17 Tirupathi-U
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
18 Guntur-R
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
19 Guntur-U
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
20 Nellore
0.01
10
0.01
0.01
0.00
21 Prakasham
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.01
22 West Godavari
12
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.00
23 East Godavari
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
25 Krishna
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
26 Vijayawada City
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
27 VSP City
0.00
0.01
14
0.02
0.01
28 VSP Rural
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
29 Vizianagaram
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
30 Srikakulam
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0
218
0.00
0.26
0
243
0.00
0.26
0
128
0.00
0.15
0
118
0.00
0.12
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
collar offences)
TABLE - 1.6
Robberies
2012
Sl.
No
UNITS
Burglaries
2013
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
57
0.07
46
0.05
638
0.76
649
0.69
Cyberabad
83
0.10
87
0.09
1095
1.30
1313
1.39
Ranga Reddy
10
0.01
12
0.01
143
0.17
92
0.10
Mahaboobnagar
15
0.02
18
0.02
230
0.27
384
0.41
Nalgonda
20
0.02
27
0.03
319
0.38
367
0.39
Nizamabad
15
0.02
18
0.02
339
0.40
478
0.51
Medak
17
0.02
14
0.01
399
0.47
409
0.43
Warangal-R
22
0.03
17
0.02
258
0.31
255
0.27
Warangal-U
15
0.02
18
0.02
191
0.23
193
0.20
10
Khammam
14
0.02
16
0.02
281
0.33
449
0.47
11
Karimnagar
24
0.03
19
0.02
318
0.38
342
0.36
12
Adilabad
13
0.02
14
0.01
233
0.28
272
0.29
13
Kurnool
17
0.02
24
0.03
240
0.29
249
0.26
14
Kadapa
0.01
0.01
130
0.15
213
0.23
15
Anantapur
0.01
23
0.02
210
0.25
277
0.29
16
Chittoor
10
0.01
11
0.01
135
0.16
152
0.16
17
Tirupathi-U
13
0.02
13
0.01
188
0.22
190
0.20
18
Guntur-R
0.01
21
0.02
133
0.16
191
0.20
19
Guntur-U
27
0.03
26
0.03
155
0.18
189
0.20
20
Nellore
39
0.05
40
0.04
290
0.34
358
0.38
21
Prakasham
25
0.03
25
0.03
254
0.30
232
0.25
22
West Godavari
52
0.06
18
0.02
449
0.53
486
0.51
23
East Godavari
15
0.02
15
0.02
341
0.41
322
0.34
24
Rajahmundry-U
0.01
14
0.01
117
0.14
156
0.16
25
Krishna
0.01
17
0.02
261
0.31
310
0.33
26
Vijayawada City
59
0.07
63
0.07
220
0.26
323
0.34
27
VSP City
27
0.03
25
0.03
366
0.44
355
0.38
28
VSP Rural
0.00
0.00
108
0.13
129
0.14
29
Vizianagaram
0.00
0.01
157
0.19
175
0.19
30
Srikakulam
0.01
0.01
109
0.13
180
0.19
31
R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
32
R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
33
R.P.Sec-bad
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
34
CID
0
650
0.00
0.77
0
677
0.00
0.72
0
8307
0.00
9.88
0
9690
0.00
10.25
TOTAL :
collar offences)
TABLE - 1.7
Sl.
No
UNITS
Ordinary Thefts
2012
2013
No. of PerceNo. of Percecases
ntage
cases
ntage
Total Property Crime

2012
2013
No. of PerceNo. of
Percecases
ntage
cases
ntage
Hyderabad City
3602
4.28
4075
4.31
4314
5.13
4790
5.06
Cyberabad
4404
5.24
4718
4.99
5615
6.68
6147
6.50
Ranga Reddy
167
0.20
163
0.17
337
0.40
275
0.29
Mahaboobnagar
943
1.12
1180
1.25
1219
1.45
1611
1.70
Nalgonda
786
0.94
799
0.84
1137
1.35
1222
1.29
Nizamabad
594
0.71
1005
1.06
964
1.15
1530
1.62
Medak
678
0.81
765
0.81
1114
1.33
1214
1.28
Warangal-R
384
0.46
316
0.33
668
0.79
589
0.62
Warangal-U
412
0.49
441
0.47
621
0.74
657
0.69
10
Khammam
515
0.61
865
0.91
824
0.98
1344
1.42
11
Karimnagar
832
0.99
739
0.78
1185
1.41
1115
1.18
12
Adilabad
363
0.43
367
0.39
621
0.74
660
0.70
13
Kurnool
502
0.60
553
0.58
764
0.91
842
0.89
14
Kadapa
502
0.60
694
0.73
652
0.78
925
0.98
15
Anantapur
573
0.68
592
0.63
811
0.96
907
0.96
16
Chittoor
492
0.59
503
0.53
648
0.77
674
0.71
17
Tirupathi-U
623
0.74
809
0.86
828
0.98
1016
1.07
18
Guntur-R
686
0.82
663
0.70
834
0.99
883
0.93
19
Guntur-U
877
1.04
987
1.04
1069
1.27
1207
1.28
20
Nellore
820
0.98
1029
1.09
1159
1.38
1441
1.52
21
Prakasham
654
0.78
672
0.71
936
1.11
943
1.00
22
West Godavari
985
1.17
1068
1.13
1502
1.79
1584
1.67
23
East Godavari
845
1.01
772
0.82
1207
1.44
1116
1.18
24
Rajahmundry-U
333
0.40
307
0.32
461
0.55
481
0.51
25
Krishna
652
0.78
562
0.59
928
1.10
896
0.95
26
Vijayawada City
1355
1.61
2135
2.26
1643
1.95
2526
2.67
27
VSP City
1046
1.24
1203
1.27
1456
1.73
1593
1.68
28
VSP Rural
217
0.26
319
0.34
332
0.39
456
0.48
29
Vizianagaram
250
0.30
222
0.23
416
0.49
406
0.43
30
Srikakulam
167
0.20
288
0.30
286
0.34
479
0.51
31
R.P.Vijayawada
433
0.52
461
0.49
437
0.52
471
0.50
32
R.P.Guntakal
236
0.28
209
0.22
240
0.29
209
0.22
33
R.P.Sec-bad
547
0.65
474
0.50
550
0.65
474
0.50
34
CID
TOTAL :
0
26475
0.00
31.49
29955
0.00
31.67
0
35778
0.00
42.56
0
40683
0.00
43.02
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This % gives the
contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences + White collar offences)
TABLE - 1.8
Chetings
Sl. No
2012
UNITS
Criminal Breach of Trust

2013
2012
2013
No. of Perce- No. of Perce- No. of Percecases ntage cases ntage cases ntage
Hyderabad City
1898
2.26
2122
2.24
68
0.08
70
0.07
Cyberabad
1460
1.74
1848
1.95
141
0.17
149
0.16
Ranga Reddy
63
0.07
90
0.10
0.00
0.01
Mahaboobnagar
160
0.19
234
0.25
21
0.02
49
0.05
Nalgonda
368
0.44
423
0.45
40
0.05
86
0.09
Nizamabad
260
0.31
293
0.31
26
0.03
40
0.04
Medak
219
0.26
235
0.25
15
0.02
23
0.02
Warangal-R
170
0.20
190
0.20
0.01
0.00
Warangal-U
169
0.20
312
0.33
0.00
0.00
10
Khammam
207
0.25
547
0.58
21
0.02
46
0.05
11
Karimnagar
474
0.56
506
0.54
48
0.06
94
0.10
12
Adilabad
183
0.22
230
0.24
22
0.03
85
0.09
13
Kurnool
284
0.34
454
0.48
12
0.01
13
0.01
14
Kadapa
303
0.36
294
0.31
70
0.08
73
0.08
15
Anantapur
159
0.19
155
0.16
12
0.01
0.01
16
Chittoor
174
0.21
190
0.20
0.01
11
0.01
17
Tirupathi-U
167
0.20
178
0.19
0.01
0.00
18
Guntur-R
230
0.27
273
0.29
24
0.03
39
0.04
19
Guntur-U
202
0.24
333
0.35
15
0.02
14
0.01
20
Nellore
143
0.17
202
0.21
96
0.11
113
0.12
21
Prakasham
309
0.37
258
0.27
62
0.07
64
0.07
22
West Godavari
312
0.37
352
0.37
32
0.04
47
0.05
23
East Godavari
174
0.21
204
0.22
68
0.08
76
0.08
24
Rajahmundry-U
62
0.07
40
0.04
24
0.03
16
0.02
25
Krishna
177
0.21
176
0.19
52
0.06
29
0.03
26
Vijayawada City
376
0.45
391
0.41
108
0.13
104
0.11
27
VSP City
231
0.27
336
0.36
58
0.07
64
0.07
28
VSP Rural
79
0.09
100
0.11
15
0.02
0.00
29
Vizianagaram
110
0.13
108
0.11
11
0.01
16
0.02
30
Srikakulam
84
0.10
140
0.15
12
0.01
12
0.01
31
R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
32
R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
33
R.P.Sec-bad
0.00
10
0.01
0.00
0.00
34
CID
47
0.06
28
0.03
0.00
9258
11.01
11256
11.90
1095
1.30
TOTAL :
0.00
1357
1.43
collar offences)
TABLE - 1.9
Counterfeiting
Sl.
No
UNITS
Total White Collar Offences
2012
2013
2012
No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percentage
cases
tage
cases
tage
cases
2013
No. of Percencases
tage
Hyderabad City
25
0.03
44
0.05
1991
2.37
2236
2.36
Cyberabad
0.01
12
0.01
1608
1.91
2009
2.12
Ranga Reddy
0.00
0.00
67
0.08
100
0.11
Mahaboobnagar
0.00
0.01
185
0.22
289
0.31
Nalgonda
0.01
0.00
413
0.49
511
0.54
Nizamabad
0.00
0.00
289
0.34
336
0.36
Medak
0.00
0.01
236
0.28
264
0.28
Warangal-R
0.00
0.00
179
0.21
193
0.20
Warangal-U
0.00
0.00
172
0.20
315
0.33
10 Khammam
0.01
0.00
237
0.28
596
0.63
11 Karimnagar
0.00
0.00
525
0.62
603
0.64
12 Adilabad
0.00
0.00
208
0.25
316
0.33
13 Kurnool
0.01
0.01
301
0.36
473
0.50
14 Kadapa
0.00
0.01
373
0.44
372
0.39
15 Anantapur
0.00
0.01
174
0.21
165
0.17
16 Chittoor
0.00
0.01
183
0.22
206
0.22
17 Tirupathi-U
0.00
0.00
175
0.21
180
0.19
18 Guntur-R
23
0.03
11
0.01
277
0.33
323
0.34
19 Guntur-U
0.01
0.01
224
0.27
352
0.37
20 Nellore
0.01
0.00
244
0.29
318
0.34
21 Prakasham
0.01
0.00
380
0.45
326
0.34
22 West Godavari
13
0.02
0.01
357
0.42
407
0.43
23 East Godavari
16
0.02
0.01
258
0.31
287
0.30
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.00
0.00
87
0.10
56
0.06
25 Krishna
0.01
12
0.01
236
0.28
217
0.23
26 Vijayawada City
0.01
0.01
490
0.58
501
0.53
27 VSP City
0.01
0.00
295
0.35
401
0.42
28 VSP Rural
0.00
0.01
98
0.12
109
0.12
29 Vizianagaram
0.00
0.00
121
0.14
127
0.13
30 Srikakulam
0.00
0.00
97
0.12
153
0.16
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.01
14
0.01
0
183
0.00
0.22
176
0.00
0.19
47
10536
0.06
12.53
28
12789
0.03
13.52
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
*Note: The percentages are calculated as a fraction of the grand total given in Table 1.11. This % gives
the contribution of the head in the total offences(Bodily offences+Property offences + White collar
offences)
TABLE - 1.10
Total Bodily
Crimes
Sl.
No
UNITS
2012
No. of
cases
Total Property
Crimes
2013
No. of
cases
2012
No. of
cases
Bodily + Property +
White Collar
Offences
2013
2012
2013
No. of Grand
Grand
cases
Total
Total
Total White
Collar Offences
2013
2012
No. of No. of
cases cases
Hyderabad City
1871
1667
4314
4790
1991
2236
8176
8693
Cyberabad
1891
2107
5615
6147
1608
2009
9114
10263
Ranga Reddy
539
637
337
275
67
100
943
1012
Mahaboobnagar
1547
1864
1219
1611
185
289
2951
3764
Nalgonda
2034
2354
1137
1222
413
511
3584
4087
Nizamabad
885
1198
964
1530
289
336
2138
3064
Medak
1180
1312
1114
1214
236
264
2530
2790
Warangal-R
1369
1602
668
589
179
193
2216
2384
Warangal-U
698
795
621
657
172
315
1491
1767
10 Khammam
1506
1812
824
1344
237
596
2567
3752
11 Karimnagar
1979
1972
1185
1115
525
603
3689
3690
12 Adilabad
1405
1433
621
660
208
316
2234
2409
13 Kurnool
1690
1837
764
842
301
473
2755
3152
14 Kadapa
1648
1734
652
925
373
372
2673
3031
15 Anantapur
1508
1899
811
907
174
165
2493
2971
16 Chittoor
837
1109
648
674
183
206
1668
1989
17 Tirupathi-U
318
298
828
1016
175
180
1321
1494
18 Guntur-R
1741
1838
834
883
277
323
2852
3044
19 Guntur-U
703
778
1069
1207
224
352
1996
2337
20 Nellore
1764
1643
1159
1441
244
318
3167
3402
21 Prakasham
1932
1688
936
943
380
326
3248
2957
22 West Godavari
1474
1573
1502
1584
357
407
3333
3564
23 East Godavari
1265
1367
1207
1116
258
287
2730
2770
24 Rajahmundry-U
385
415
461
481
87
56
933
952
25 Krishna
1777
1651
928
896
236
217
2941
2764
26 Vijayawada City
963
994
1643
2526
490
501
3096
4021
27 VSP City
530
721
1456
1593
295
401
2281
2715
28
VSP Rural
689
754
332
456
98
109
1119
1319
29
Vizianagaram
747
865
416
406
121
127
1284
1398
30
Srikakulam
825
1146
286
479
97
153
1208
1778
31
R.P.Vijayawada
21
13
437
471
458
486
32
R.P.Guntakal
13
13
240
209
256
226
33
R.P.Sec-bad
13
16
550
474
14
569
504
34
CID
47
28
49
28
12789
84063
94577
TOTAL :
37749
41105
35778
40683
10536
*Note: The percentage is calculated in earlier tables are based on the grand totals in the last two
columns i.e., 84063 and 94577
TABLE - 1.11
Sl.
No
UNITS
Other IPC
Tot.Cog. Crime
Population
(In lakhs)
2012
2013
2012
2013
Crime Rate
in 2013
Hyderabad City
41.0
6897
6785
15073
15478
377.09
Cyberabad
86.0
7750
8954
16864
19217
223.45
Ranga Reddy
4.5
1069
1114
2012
2126
469.62
Mahaboobnagar
41.6
3219
3964
6170
7728
185.71
Nalgonda
35.6
5068
5779
8652
9866
276.97
Nizamabad
26.2
3038
3989
5176
7053
269.59
Medak
31.1
3014
3872
5544
6662
214.33
Warangal-R
23.9
2370
2806
4586
5190
217.01
Warangal-U
12.2
1802
2448
3293
4215
346.87
10
Khammam
28.7
3582
6394
6149
10146
353.72
11
Karimnagar
39.0
4326
4187
8015
7877
201.72
12
Adilabad
28.1
3140
3661
5374
6070
216.26
13
Kurnool
41.7
3514
4014
6269
7166
172.00
14
Kadapa
29.6
3054
3547
5727
6578
222.41
15
Anantapur
41.9
2804
3824
5297
6795
162.08
16
Chittoor
33.4
2430
3016
4098
5005
149.92
17
Tirupathi-U
9.4
1194
1150
2515
2644
280.95
18
Guntur-R
38.2
3926
3555
6778
6599
172.87
19
Guntur-U
12.0
2314
2308
4310
4645
388.07
20
Nellore
30.4
3412
3671
6579
7073
232.62
21
Prakasham
34.8
2869
2925
6117
5882
169.02
22
West Godavari
40.1
3651
4035
6984
7599
189.58
23
East Godavari
44.0
3637
3661
6367
6431
146.29
24
Rajahmundry-U
8.6
925
1113
1858
2065
239.43
25
Krishna
25.8
3855
3803
6796
6567
254.05
26
Vijayawada City
20.4
4255
4488
7351
8509
416.25
27
VSP City
22.8
2079
4059
4360
6774
297.33
28
VSP Rural
21.3
1425
1681
2544
3000
141.09
29
Vizianagaram
24.0
2856
3223
4140
4621
192.39
30
Srikakulam
27.7
2222
2520
3430
4298
155.34
31
R.P.Vijayawada
37
49
495
535
0.00
32
R.P.Guntakal
34
30
290
256
0.00
33
R.P.Sec-bad
82
70
651
574
0.00
34
CID
TOTAL :
42
91
34
0.00
903.92
95892
110701
179955
205278
227.10
TABLE - 1.12
Sl.
No
UNITS
Total UI cases as Total PT cases

on 31.12.2013 as on 31.12.2013
Total pending
execution of NBWs
as on 31.12.2013
Hyderabad City
15028
27083
3857
Cyberabad
7587
31396
3753
Ranga Reddy
1207
4524
183
Mahaboobnagar
3590
16874
969
Nalgonda
2745
19573
614
Nizamabad
2160
10264
1549
Medak
1635
11186
536
Warangal-R
1100
10196
220
Warangal-U
1535
5406
175
10 Khammam
3059
16451
618
11 Karimnagar
2102
25411
1861
12 Adilabad
2094
12747
1480
13 Kurnool
3351
9503
380
14 Kadapa
3474
8161
673
15 Anantapur
2780
9461
632
16 Chittoor
1489
9340
557
17 Tirupathi-U
1713
3910
480
18 Guntur-R
3025
8276
438
19 Guntur-U
2686
4561
447
20 Nellore
3998
14794
1657
21 Prakasham
3808
10766
1039
22 West Godavari
2953
14400
855
23 East Godavari
2984
12226
736
24 Rajahmundry-U
810
3553
527
25 Krishna
3532
12244
321
26 Vijayawada City
3991
14595
748
27 VSP City
2852
14012
1300
28 VSP Rural
1341
7936
374
29 Vizianagaram
1217
4003
209
30 Srikakulam
1357
5358
599
31 R.P.Vijayawada
333
499
114
32 R.P.Guntakal
611
108
28
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
411
92558
384
359201
66
27995
BODILY CRIME
2.1
Bodily crime includes Murder (302 IPC), Attempt to Murder (307 IPC), Culpable
Homicide not amounting to Murder (304 IPC), Kidnapping & Abduction (363 / 365
IPC), Hurt (324 to 326 IPC), Riotings (147, 148 IPC) and Rape cases.
2.2
APPM PSOs 520 to 522 enumerates detailed instructions for investigation of bodily
crime.
2.3
41105 cases involving bodily crime were registered during the year 2013 as against
37749 cases in 2012 showing an increase of 8.9%. The district-wise comparative
statement relating to offences of bodily crime during 2012 and 2013 along with the
percentage variation in the number of cases reported during current year 2013 over
the previous year 2012 is given in tables 2.1 to 2.5.
2.4
A comparative statement of Bodily crime reported in the state for the years 2011 to
2013, district wise with rank is given in the Table 2.5
2.5
Murder (Sec. 302 IPC)

A total no. of 2188 cases were reported in the state in 2013.
Mahaboobnagar
registered the highest incidence of Murder cases (163) followed by Anantapur (147),
Cyberabad Commissionerate (143) and Kurnool (122). Adilabad, Guntur rural, Ranga
Reddy, Kurnool, Hyderabad City and Medak districts recorded an increase in murder
cases in 2013 over 2012.
2.6
Attempt to Murder (Sec. 307 IPC )

The State witnessed 5.1% increase in incidence of Attempt to Murder in 2013 over
2012. 2081 cases were registered in the year 2013. Highest number of cases were
reported in Kurnool (155) followed by Hyderabad City & Anantapur (141 each),
Cyberabad (117), Nellore (105) and Kadapa (103).
2.7
Culpable Homicide not amounting to Murder (Sec. 304 IPC)

165 cases were reported during the year 2013 as against 155 cases in 2012 showing
an increase of 6.5%. Highest number of cases were reported in Mahaboobnagar
(29) followed by Cyberabad Commissionerate (16), Adilabad (13) and Nizamabad
(12).
2.8
Kidnapping and Abduction (Sec 363,369 IPC )

The total No. of kidnapping and abduction cases in the state increased by 12.3%
over previous year. Cyberabad Commissionerate registered highest No. of cases
(170) followed by Hyderabad Commissionerate (120), Anantapur(103), Karimnagar
(92), Nellore (83), Khammam (81) and Nalgonda (80).
2.9
Hurt Cases (Sec. 324, 325, 326 IPC)

31647 hurt cases were registered during the year 2013 as against 28670 cases in
2012 showing an increase by 10.4%. Nalgonda district registered highest No. of
cases (1863) followed by Karimnagar (1572), Cyberabad Commissionerate (1497),
Krishna (1437) and Anantapur (1421).
2.10
Riotings (Sec. 147,148, 149 IPC)

The number of Riotings registered an increase by 3.6% in 2013 when compared to
previous year. Nalgonda registered highest No. of cases (153) followed by Kadapa
(149), Warangal Rural (129), Khammam (126) and Kurnool (124).
2.11
Rape (Sec. 376 IPC)

1579 Cases were reported in the year 2013 as against 1305 cases in 2012. Highest
No. of cases were reported from Cyberabad (131) followed by West Godavari (117),
Mahabubnagar (113) and Hyderabad City & Khammam (95 each).
2.12
Acid attack cases:

7 cases were reported in the year 2013 as against 5 cases in 2012. Acid attack
cases were reported from in Prakasham (3), Anantapur, Kurnool and Visakhapatnam
city (1) each.
TABLE - 2.1
District wise Bodily Crime for 2012 and 2013 , variation in 2013 over 2012 and crime rate for 2013
Murder
Populati
on in
Lakhs
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
96
102
6.3
2 Cyberabad
86.0
173
143
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
60
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
5 Nalgonda
Sl.
No
UNITS
Attempt to Murder
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
2.5
165
141
-14.5
3.4
-17.3
1.7
110
117
6.4
1.4
73
21.7
16.1
27
46
70.4
10.2
154
163
5.8
3.9
81
60
-25.9
1.4
35.6
81
80
-1.2
2.2
86
96
11.6
2.7
6 Nizamabad
26.2
100
91
-9.0
3.5
43
54
25.6
2.1
7 Medak
31.1
95
100
5.3
3.2
37
68
83.8
2.2
8 Warangal-R
23.9
74
48
-35.1
2.0
40
52
30.0
2.2
9 Warangal-U
12.2
38
19
-50.0
1.6
17
19
11.8
1.6
10 Khammam
28.7
119
93
-21.8
3.2
103
93
-9.7
3.2
11 Karimnagar
39.0
115
83
-27.8
2.1
96
77
-19.8
2.0
12 Adilabad
28.1
69
89
29.0
3.2
72
67
-6.9
2.4
13 Kurnool
41.7
109
122
11.9
2.9
126
155
23.0
3.7
14 Kadapa
29.6
110
85
-22.7
2.9
82
103
25.6
3.5
15 Anantapur
41.9
165
147
-10.9
3.5
108
141
30.6
3.4
16 Chittoor
33.4
79
65
-17.7
1.9
68
53
-22.1
1.6
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
31
21
-32.3
2.2
27
21
-22.2
2.2
18 Guntur-R
38.2
86
106
23.3
2.8
58
75
29.3
2.0
19 Guntur-U
12.0
47
41
-12.8
3.4
50
46
-8.0
3.8
20 Nellore
30.4
88
87
-1.1
2.9
81
105
29.6
3.5
21 Prakasham
34.8
104
68
-34.6
2.0
96
87
-9.4
2.5
22 West Godavari
40.1
79
77
-2.5
1.9
75
58
-22.7
1.4
23 East Godavari
44.0
65
62
-4.6
1.4
85
63
-25.9
1.4
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
18
11
-38.9
1.3
19
14
-26.3
1.6
25 Krishna
25.8
71
48
-32.4
1.9
51
46
-9.8
1.8
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
34
25
-26.5
1.2
52
55
5.8
2.7
27 VSP City
22.8
39
25
-35.9
1.1
25
50
100.0
2.2
28 VSP Rural
21.3
63
42
-33.3
2.0
27
37
37.0
1.7
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
40
28
-30.0
1.2
31
35
12.9
1.5
30 Srikakulam
27.7
33
34
3.0
1.2
40
43
7.5
1.6
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
66.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
34 CID
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
903.92
2442
-10.4
2.4
1980
2081
5.1
2.3
TOTAL :
2188
*The percentage variation is in comparison with the previous year as the base.
Note: Crime Rate is defined as the crime per Lakh population.
TABLE - 2.2
Culp. Hom. not amounting to
Murder
Sl.
No
UNITS
Population
in Lakhs
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
-16.7
0.1
74
120
0.1
2.9
2 Cyberabad
86.0
16
77.8
0.2
134
170
0.2
2.0
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
40.0
1.5
21
24
0.0
5.3
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
14
29
107.1
0.7
67
75
0.1
1.8
5 Nalgonda
35.6
-16.7
0.1
78
80
0.1
2.2
6 Nizamabad
26.2
12
12
0.0
0.5
28
41
0.0
1.6
7 Medak
31.1
20.0
0.2
42
38
0.0
1.2
8 Warangal-R
23.9
10
-60.0
0.2
60
42
0.0
1.8
9 Warangal-U
12.2
100.0
0.2
39
41
0.0
3.4
10 Khammam
28.7
10
42.9
0.3
58
81
0.1
2.8
11 Karimnagar
39.0
11
-18.2
0.2
95
92
0.1
2.4
12 Adilabad
28.1
14
13
-7.1
0.5
60
48
0.1
1.7
13 Kurnool
41.7
-100.0
0.0
42
63
0.1
1.5
14 Kadapa
29.6
250.0
0.2
62
63
0.1
2.1
15 Anantapur
41.9
0.0
0.1
68
103
0.1
2.5
16 Chittoor
33.4
-80.0
0.0
49
39
0.0
1.2
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
-50.0
0.1
22
13
0.0
1.4
18 Guntur-R
38.2
0.0
0.0
55
44
0.1
1.2
19 Guntur-U
12.0
0.0
0.3
37
42
0.0
3.5
20 Nellore
30.4
100.0
0.1
75
83
0.1
2.7
21 Prakasham
34.8
50.0
0.2
53
41
0.0
1.2
22 West Godavari
40.1
-50.0
0.0
55
71
0.1
1.8
23 East Godavari
44.0
100.0
0.1
42
55
0.1
1.3
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
-33.3
0.2
11
0.0
1.3
25 Krishna
25.8
-100.0
0.0
54
47
0.1
1.8
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
33.3
0.4
64
63
0.1
3.1
27 VSP City
22.8
0.0
0.0
24
58
0.1
2.5
28 VSP Rural
21.3
-75.0
0.0
20
18
0.0
0.8
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
-71.4
0.1
16
22
0.0
0.9
30 Srikakulam
27.7
0.0
0.0
15
19
0.0
0.7
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
34 CID
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
903.92
155
165
6.5
0.2
1521
1708
12.3
1.9
TOTAL :
TABLE - 2.3
Hurt
Rioting
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
Population
in Lakhs
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
1193
1088
-8.8
2 Cyberabad
86.0
1363
1497
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
379
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
Sl.
No
UNITS
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
26.5
265
116
-56.2
2.8
9.8
17.4
27
33
22.2
0.4
432
14.0
95.4
21
18
-14.3
4.0
1118
1352
20.9
32.5
57
72
26.3
1.7
35.6
1623
1863
14.8
52.3
109
153
40.4
4.3
26.2
607
875
44.2
33.4
62
81
30.6
3.1
32.0
1.4
7 Medak
31.1
862
996
15.5
114
43
-62.3
8 Warangal-R
23.9
964
1275
32.3
53.3
167
129
-22.8
5.4
9 Warangal-U
12.2
503
627
24.7
51.6
70
51
-27.1
4.2
10 Khammam
28.7
998
1314
31.7
45.8
144
126
-12.5
4.4
11 Karimnagar
39.0
1527
1572
2.9
40.3
97
84
-13.4
2.2
12 Adilabad
28.1
1052
1101
4.7
39.2
51
55
7.8
2.0
32.4
3.0
13 Kurnool
41.7
1326
1349
1.7
62
124
100.0
14 Kadapa
29.6
1263
1308
3.6
44.2
103
147
42.7
5.0
15 Anantapur
41.9
1107
1421
28.4
33.9
39
56
43.6
1.3
16 Chittoor
33.4
585
868
48.4
26.0
24
53
120.8
1.6
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
204
211
3.4
22.4
21
21
0.0
2.2
18 Guntur-R
38.2
1488
1535
3.2
40.2
31
40
29.0
1.0
19 Guntur-U
12.0
531
607
14.3
50.7
11
11
0.0
0.9
20 Nellore
30.4
1475
1311
-11.1
43.1
21
29
38.1
1.0
21 Prakasham
34.8
1608
1359
-15.5
39.1
32
89
178.1
2.6
22 West Godavari
40.1
1131
1229
8.7
30.7
19
137.5
0.5
23 East Godavari
44.0
975
1059
8.6
24.1
28
50
78.6
1.1
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
323
352
9.0
40.8
11
0.0
1.3
25 Krishna
25.8
1509
1437
-4.8
55.6
25
15
-40.0
0.6
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
744
791
6.3
38.7
16
-62.5
0.3
27 VSP City
22.8
379
511
34.8
22.4
12
-25.0
0.4
28 VSP Rural
21.3
500
579
15.8
27.2
49
45
-8.2
2.1
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
610
710
16.4
29.6
30
2900.0
1.2
30 Srikakulam
27.7
690
991
43.6
35.8
21
133.3
0.8
15
-46.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
10
11
10.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0
903.92
0
28670
0
31647
0.0
10.4
0.0
35.0
0
1676
0
1737
0.0
3.6
0.0
1.9
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE - 2.4
Rape
Sl.
No
UNITS
Popula
tion in
Lakhs 2012
2013
Total Bodily Crime
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
72
95
31.9
2.3
1871
1667
-10.9
40.6
2 Cyberabad
86.0
75
131
74.7
1.5
1891
2107
11.4
24.5
8.2
539
637
18.2
140.7
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
26
37
42.3
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
56
113
101.8
2.7
1547
1864
20.5
44.8
5 Nalgonda
35.6
51
77
51.0
2.2
2034
2354
15.7
66.1
6 Nizamabad
26.2
33
44
33.3
1.7
885
1198
35.4
45.8
7 Medak
31.1
25
61
144.0
2.0
1180
1312
11.2
42.2
8 Warangal-R
23.9
54
52
-3.7
2.2
1369
1602
17.0
67.0
3.0
698
795
13.9
65.4
9 Warangal-U
12.2
30
36
20.0
10 Khammam
28.7
77
95
23.4
3.3
1506
1812
20.3
63.2
11 Karimnagar
39.0
38
55
44.7
1.4
1979
1972
-0.4
50.5
12 Adilabad
28.1
87
60
-31.0
2.1
1405
1433
2.0
51.1
13 Kurnool
41.7
21
24
14.3
0.6
1690
1837
8.7
44.1
14 Kadapa
29.6
26
21
-19.2
0.7
1648
1734
5.2
58.6
15 Anantapur
41.9
18
28
55.6
0.7
1508
1899
25.9
45.3
16 Chittoor
33.4
27
30
11.1
0.9
837
1109
32.5
33.2
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
11
10
-9.1
1.1
318
298
-6.3
31.7
18 Guntur-R
38.2
22
37
68.2
1.0
1741
1838
5.6
48.1
19 Guntur-U
12.0
24
28
16.7
2.3
703
778
10.7
65.0
20 Nellore
30.4
23
26
13.0
0.9
1764
1643
-6.9
54.0
21 Prakasham
34.8
35
38
8.6
1.1
1932
1688
-12.6
48.5
22 West Godavari
40.1
122
117
-4.1
2.9
1474
1573
6.7
39.2
23 East Godavari
44.0
67
72
7.5
1.6
1265
1367
8.1
31.1
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
13
14
7.7
1.6
385
415
7.8
48.1
25 Krishna
25.8
66
58
-12.1
2.2
1777
1651
-7.1
63.9
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
47
46
-2.1
2.3
963
994
3.2
48.6
27 VSP City
22.8
50
67
34.0
2.9
530
721
36.0
31.6
1.5
689
754
9.4
35.5
28 VSP Rural
21.3
26
32
23.1
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
42
38
-9.5
1.6
747
865
15.8
36.0
30 Srikakulam
27.7
37
37
0.0
1.3
825
1146
38.9
41.4
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
21
13
-38.1
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
-100.0
0.0
13
13
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
-100.0
0.0
13
16
23.1
0.0
0
1579
-100.0
21.0
0.0
1.2
2
37749
0
41105
-100.0
8.9
0.0
45.5
34 CID
TOTAL :
1
0
903.92 1305
TABLE -2.5
Total Bodily Crime for the years 2011 to 2013 (District wise) with Ranks
Sl.
No
UNITS
2013
Rank
2012
Rank
2011
Rank
Hyderabad City
1667
11
1871
1611
Cyberabad
2107
1891
1992
Ranga Reddy
637
28
539
27
545
27
Mahaboobnagar
1864
1547
11
1539
Nalgonda
2354
2034
1767
Nizamabad
1198
19
885
20
1286
17
Medak
1312
18
1180
18
1109
19
Warangal-R
1602
14
1369
16
1389
15
Warangal-U
795
24
698
25
711
25
10
Khammam
1812
1506
13
1463
13
11
Karimnagar
1972
1979
2234
12
Adilabad
1433
16
1405
15
1513
10
13
Kurnool
1837
1690
2001
14
Kadapa
1734
1648
10
1341
16
15
Anantapur
1899
1508
12
1474
12
16
Chittoor
1109
21
837
21
1062
20
17
Tirupathi-U
298
30
318
30
344
30
18
Guntur-R
1838
1741
1722
19
Guntur-U
778
25
703
24
555
26
20
Nellore
1643
13
1764
1511
11
21
Prakasham
1688
10
1932
1723
22
West Godavari
1573
15
1474
14
1427
14
23
East Godavari
1367
17
1265
17
1229
18
24
Rajahmundry-U
415
29
385
29
448
29
25
Krishna
1651
12
1777
1725
26
Vijayawada City
994
22
963
19
900
22
27
VSP City
721
27
530
28
490
28
28
VSP Rural
754
26
689
26
810
23
29
Vizianagaram
865
23
747
23
727
24
30
Srikakulam
1146
20
825
22
927
21
31
R.P.Vijayawada
13
32
21
31
33
32
R.P.Guntakal
13
32
13
32
32
33
R.P.Sec-bad
16
31
13
32
21
31
34
CID
TOTAL :
0
41105
34
2
37749
34
3
37614
34
VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED

2009-2013(IN CRORES)
240.2
250
206.5
200
Value in Crores
s
180.1
142.5
150
126.3
120.7
120.4
95.6
100
70.9
60.7
50
0
2009
2010
2011
Stolen
2012
Recovered
2013
PROPERTY CRIME
Police have the bounden duty to restore property to owners, but quite often this is not
done, resulting in low public satisfaction.
Let us encourage owners to file requisitions for claiming their property.
Gold recovery from goldsmiths in G.O. Ms. No. 272/Home(PSC) Dept dtd: 23.05.2013.
Use Sec. 75 IPC wherever applicable. Very few officers are using Sec. 75 IPC in AP
giving scope to repeat offenders resulting in recidivism.
Do open KD/DC/ Suspect Sheets as per APPM PSO No. 596 to 600.
Do handover 2/3/4 wheelers on recovery to owners through court.
Sureties to declare u/s 441-A Cr.P.C.
Do raise objections at the time of executing sureties.
Do attach properties of offenders U/Sec. 105 Cr.PC.
Arrest receivers of stolen property
Cross check address furnished by offenders to preclude him/ her from going out of view
3.1
40683 cases were registered during the year 2013 as against 35778 cases in 2012
showing an increase of 13.7% (Table 3.3)
3.2
As against property worth Rs. 240.22 Crores stolen, property worth Rs.121.67 Crores
was recovered during the year 2013. The percentage of recovery was 50.65%. (Table 3.5)
3.3
The quantum of property stolen was highest in Hyderabad City (Rs.4613 lakhs) followed
by Cyberabad (Rs.3978 lakhs) during the year 2013.
The Commissionerates of
Hyderabad, Cyberabad, Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam accounted for 9386.20 lakhs of

the total property stolen in the state and the recovery put together was 4960.89 lakhs of
the total recovery. The highest percentage of recovery was reported from Guntur Rural
(78.50%) and the lowest from Hyderabad City (27.61%).
3.4
The percentage of property recovered was above the State average i.e (50.65%) in the
Districts of Cyberabad, Mahabubnagar, Medak, Warangal Rural, Karimnagar, Adilabad,
Kurnool, Anantapur, Chittoor, Tirupathi Urban, Guntur Rural, Nellore, Prakasham and
East Godavari.
3.5
A comparative statement of property crime (IPC) reported in state, district wise along
with their rank for the years 2011 to 2013 is given in Table-3.4.
TABLE -3.1
District wise Property Crime for 2012 and 2013 , variation in 2013 over 2012
and Crime Rate for 2013
Murder for gain
Sl.
No
UNITS
Populati
on in
Lakhs 2012
Dacoities
%
Crime
Variation
2013
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
%
Crime
Variation
2013
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
14
180.0
0.3
12
-50.0
0.1
2 Cyberabad
86.0
19
16
-15.8
0.2
14
13
-7.1
0.2
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
12
-41.7
1.5
-80.0
0.2
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
28
21
-25.0
0.5
166.7
0.2
5 Nalgonda
35.6
16
433.3
0.4
13
44.4
0.4
6 Nizamabad
26.2
12
23
91.7
0.9
50.0
0.2
7 Medak
31.1
14
23
64.3
0.7
-50.0
0.1
8 Warangal-R
23.9
-100.0
0.0
-66.7
0.0
9 Warangal-U
12.2
300.0
0.3
-50.0
0.1
10 Khammam
28.7
-11.1
0.3
20.0
0.2
11 Karimnagar
39.0
12
71.4
0.3
-25.0
0.1
12 Adilabad
28.1
10
-50.0
0.2
0.0
0.1
13 Kurnool
41.7
150.0
0.1
11
266.7
0.3
14 Kadapa
29.6
14.3
0.3
-50.0
0.1
15 Anantapur
41.9
10
25.0
0.2
14
-64.3
0.1
16 Chittoor
33.4
-25.0
0.2
-33.3
0.1
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
18 Guntur-R
38.2
-55.6
0.1
0.0
0.1
19 Guntur-U
12.0
-62.5
0.3
0.0
0.2
20 Nellore
30.4
10
100.0
0.3
-20.0
0.1
21 Prakasham
34.8
700.0
0.2
200.0
0.2
22 West Godavari
40.1
12
-33.3
0.2
0.0
0.1
23 East Godavari
44.0
-20.0
0.1
200.0
0.1
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
-25.0
0.3
0.0
0.1
25 Krishna
25.8
75.0
0.3
-100.0
0.0
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
-62.5
0.1
100.0
0.1
27 VSP City
22.8
66.7
0.2
14
-64.3
0.2
28 VSP Rural
21.3
-25.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
-33.3
0.1
-100.0
0.0
30 Srikakulam
27.7
-50.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0
903.92
0
218
0
243
0.0
11.5
0.0
0.3
0
128
0
118
0.0
-7.8
0.0
0.1
34 CID
TOTAL :
Note: Crime Rate is defined as the crime per Lakh population
TABLE - 3.2
Robberies
Sl.
No
UNITS
Populati
on in
2012
Lakhs
Burglaries
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
2013
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
41.0
57
46
-19.3
1.1
638
649
1.7
15.8
Cyberabad
86.0
83
87
4.8
1.0
1095
1313
19.9
15.3
Ranga Reddy
4.5
10
12
20.0
2.7
143
92
-35.7
20.3
Mahaboobnagar
41.6
15
18
20.0
0.4
230
384
67.0
9.2
Nalgonda
35.6
20
27
35.0
0.8
319
367
15.0
10.3
Nizamabad
26.2
15
18
20.0
0.7
339
478
41.0
18.3
Medak
31.1
17
14
-17.6
0.5
399
409
2.5
13.2
Warangal-R
23.9
22
17
-22.7
0.7
258
255
-1.2
10.7
Warangal-U
12.2
15
18
20.0
1.5
191
193
1.0
15.9
10 Khammam
28.7
14
16
14.3
0.6
281
449
59.8
15.7
11 Karimnagar
39.0
24
19
-20.8
0.5
318
342
7.5
8.8
12 Adilabad
28.1
13
14
7.7
0.5
233
272
16.7
9.7
13 Kurnool
41.7
17
24
41.2
0.6
240
249
3.8
6.0
14 Kadapa
29.6
-11.1
0.3
130
213
63.8
7.2
15 Anantapur
41.9
23
283.3
0.5
210
277
31.9
6.6
16 Chittoor
33.4
10
11
10.0
0.3
135
152
12.6
4.6
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
13
13
0.0
1.4
188
190
1.1
20.2
18 Guntur-R
38.2
21
250.0
0.6
133
191
43.6
5.0
19 Guntur-U
12.0
27
26
-3.7
2.2
155
189
21.9
15.8
20 Nellore
30.4
39
40
2.6
1.3
290
358
23.4
11.8
21 Prakasham
34.8
25
25
0.0
0.7
254
232
-8.7
6.7
22 West Godavari
40.1
52
18
-65.4
0.4
449
486
8.2
12.1
23 East Godavari
44.0
15
15
0.0
0.3
341
322
-5.6
7.3
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
14
100.0
1.6
117
156
33.3
18.1
25 Krishna
25.8
17
88.9
0.7
261
310
18.8
12.0
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
59
63
6.8
3.1
220
323
46.8
15.8
27 VSP City
22.8
27
25
-7.4
1.1
366
355
-3.0
15.6
28 VSP Rural
21.3
33.3
0.2
108
129
19.4
6.1
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
75.0
0.3
157
175
11.5
7.3
30 Srikakulam
27.7
28.6
0.3
109
180
65.1
6.5
31 R.P.Vijayawada
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0
903.92
0
650
0
677
0.0
4.2
0.0
0.7
0
8307
0
9690
0.0
16.6
0.0
10.7
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE -3 .3
Ordinary Thefts
Populati
on in
lakhs
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
41.0
3602
4075
13.1
2 Cyberabad
86.0
4404
4718
3 Ranga Reddy
4.5
167
Sl.
No
UNITS
Total property crime
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
99.3
4314
4790
11.0
116.7
7.1
54.9
5615
6147
9.5
71.5
163
-2.4
36.0
337
275
-18.4
60.7
4 Mahaboobnagar
41.6
943
1180
25.1
28.4
1219
1611
32.2
38.7
5 Nalgonda
35.6
786
799
1.7
22.4
1137
1222
7.5
34.3
6 Nizamabad
26.2
594
1005
69.2
38.4
964
1530
58.7
58.5
7 Medak
31.1
678
765
12.8
24.6
1114
1214
9.0
39.1
8 Warangal-R
23.9
384
316
-17.7
13.2
668
589
-11.8
24.6
9 Warangal-U
12.2
412
441
7.0
36.3
621
657
5.8
54.1
10 Khammam
28.7
515
865
68.0
30.2
824
1344
63.1
46.9
11 Karimnagar
39.0
832
739
-11.2
18.9
1185
1115
-5.9
28.6
12 Adilabad
28.1
363
367
1.1
13.1
621
660
6.3
23.5
13 Kurnool
41.7
502
553
10.2
13.3
764
842
10.2
20.2
14 Kadapa
29.6
502
694
38.2
23.5
652
925
41.9
31.3
15 Anantapur
41.9
573
592
3.3
14.1
811
907
11.8
21.6
16 Chittoor
33.4
492
503
2.2
15.1
648
674
4.0
20.2
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
623
809
29.9
86.0
828
1016
22.7
108.0
18 Guntur-R
38.2
686
663
-3.4
17.4
834
883
5.9
23.1
82.5
100.8
19 Guntur-U
12.0
877
987
12.5
1069
1207
12.9
20 Nellore
30.4
820
1029
25.5
33.8
1159
1441
24.3
47.4
21 Prakasham
34.8
654
672
2.8
19.3
936
943
0.7
27.1
22 West Godavari
40.1
985
1068
8.4
26.6
1502
1584
5.5
39.5
23 East Godavari
44.0
845
772
-8.6
17.6
1207
1116
-7.5
25.4
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
333
307
-7.8
35.6
461
481
4.3
55.8
25 Krishna
25.8
652
562
-13.8
21.7
928
896
-3.4
34.7
104.4
123.6
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
1355
2135
57.6
1643
2526
53.7
27 VSP City
22.8
1046
1203
15.0
52.8
1456
1593
9.4
69.9
28 VSP Rural
21.3
217
319
47.0
15.0
332
456
37.3
21.4
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
250
222
-11.2
9.2
416
406
-2.4
16.9
30 Srikakulam
27.7
167
288
72.5
10.4
286
479
67.5
17.3
31 R.P.Vijayawada
433
461
6.5
0.0
437
471
7.8
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
236
209
-11.4
0.0
240
209
-12.9
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
0
0
903.92
547
0
26475
474
0
29955
-13.3
0.0
13.1
0.0
0.0
33.1
550
0
35778
474
0
40683
-13.8
0.0
13.7
0.0
0.0
45.0
TABLE - 3 .4
Total Property Crimes for the years 2011 to 2013 with ranks
Sl.
No
UNITS
2013
Rank
2012
Rank
2011
Rank
Hyderabad City
4790
4314
5031
Cyberabad
6147
5615
5305
Ranga Reddy
275
32
337
30
223
32
Mahaboobnagar
1611
1219
1402
Nalgonda
1222
10
1137
10
923
13
Nizamabad
1530
964
13
1192
Medak
1214
11
1114
11
911
14
Warangal-R
589
25
668
21
573
25
Warangal-U
657
24
621
24
628
23
10 Khammam
1344
824
18
815
18
11 Karimnagar
1115
14
1185
1133
10
12 Adilabad
660
23
621
24
582
24
13 Kurnool
842
21
764
20
813
19
14 Kadapa
925
17
652
22
723
22
15 Anantapur
907
18
811
19
908
15
16 Chittoor
674
22
648
23
781
20
17 Tirupathi-U
1016
15
828
17
1044
11
18 Guntur-R
883
20
834
16
892
16
19 Guntur-U
1207
12
1069
12
980
12
20 Nellore
1441
1159
1155
21 Prakasham
943
16
936
14
730
21
22 West Godavari
1584
1502
1624
23 East Godavari
1116
13
1207
1318
24 Rajahmundry-U
481
26
461
27
485
26
25 Krishna
896
19
928
15
838
17
26 Vijayawada City
2526
1643
1754
27 VSP City
1593
1456
1577
28 VSP Rural
456
30
332
31
448
28
29 Vizianagaram
406
31
416
29
463
27
30 Srikakulam
479
27
286
32
360
29
31 R.P.Vijayawada
471
29
437
28
334
30
32 R.P.Guntakal
209
33
240
33
204
33
33 R.P.Sec-bad
474
28
550
26
328
31
34
34
34
34 CID
TOTAL :
40683
35778
36477
TABLE - 3.5
Property Stolen and Recovered with percentage of recovery during

2013
Total value of property
Sl.No
UNITS
Stolen
(in Rs.)
Recovered
(in Rs.)
% of Recovery
Hyderabad City
461305082
127379213
27.61%
Cyberabad
397754156
301058290
75.69%
Ranga Reddy
14379474
6255750
43.50%
Mahaboobnagar
56503955
37743848
66.80%
Nalgonda
77073634
37048890
48.07%
Nizamabad
44933219
20623013
45.90%
Medak
49749841
26572262
53.41%
Warangal-R
27000061
17222570
63.79%
Warangal-U
38188396
16562595
43.37%
10 Khammam
92330545
30495105
33.03%
11 Karimnagar
47572301
27774620
58.38%
12 Adilabad
35144495
20350132
57.90%
13 Kurnool
65005830
45688580
70.28%
14 Kadapa
101658095
49540738
48.73%
15 Anantapur
57352262
36607705
63.83%
16 Chittoor
40888849
30335615
74.19%
17 Tirupathi-U
50906274
25999774
51.07%
18 Guntur-R
42965863
33727540
78.50%
19 Guntur-U
52998886
26284856
49.60%
20 Nellore
104591132
65270346
62.41%
21 Prakasham
66391029
40436739
60.91%
22 West Godavari
90763768
32689868
36.02%
23 East Godavari
48131705
27661119
57.47%
24 Rajahmundry-U
34733204
16591030
47.77%
25 Krishna
33715853
14371216
42.62%
26 Vijayawada City
87006342
41363557
47.54%
27 VSP City
53472044
26288102
49.16%
28 VSP Rural
26088992
8872242
34.01%
29 Vizianagaram
14841681
5972173
40.24%
30 Srikakulam
15544809
6159739
39.63%
31 R.P.Vijayawada
26588610
7165180
26.95%
32 R.P.Guntakal
25604780
1225250
4.79%
21042116
2402227283
5356910
1216694567
25.46%
50.65%
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL
ECONOMIC OFFENCES
4.1
Much of the volume of crime under Economic Offences is often lost in the rubric of
other IPC or Special and Local Laws while studying crime statistics. There is thus
a lack of clarity as to the nature of economic offences; and in addition to IPC and the
plethora of special and local laws enacted to control them, there is also a large
number of agencies tasked with enforcement of these laws. Police officers should
therefore not only familiarize themselves with the governing enactments, they should
also liaise with the different agencies for a concerted effort against the gamut of
economic crime, which is connected with each other in myriad ways.
4.2
Economic Offences could be broadly classified as those white collar offences that
have a bearing on the economic well being of the society. With the expansion of the
economy, the offenders also find new ways of looting public wealth. It is said that law
follows crime. In case of Economic offences, certainly, it is true. Legislature has
passed a number of enactments dealing with economic crime but it is seen that
usually police has limited exposure to the same.
4.3
For instance, till 1987 in A.P., the only remedy for the victim of an unscrupulous
builder would have been under the civil law for breach of contract. This was despite a
very large number of prospective apartment buyers getting defrauded by crooked
builders. However, after the passage of the Andhra Pradesh Apartments (Promotion
of Construction and Ownership) Act, 1987 the victims have a remedy in criminal law
also and police needs to be responsive to it.
4.4
While 240.2 crores property was lost in traditional property offences, 1235.4 crores
worth of property was lost by the public in white collar offences in 2013, which was
5.14 times of the traditional crime. 12789 Economic Offences were reported in 2013
as compared to 10536 cases reported in 2012 and 9223 cases in 2011. There is an
increase of 21.4% in 2013 over previous year. Among them, cheating constitutes
88.01% and Criminal Breach of Trust constitutes about 10.61%. There is an increase
in Cheatings by (21.6%) and in Cr.Br.of Trust by (23.9%) in 2013 when compared to
2012. The comparative figures for the years 2011 to 2013 are presented in Table
4.3.
4.5
Analysis revealed that these territorial clusters in Andhra Pradesh accounted for most
of the white collar crimes reported and deserve more attention. They are: Hyderabad
city, Cyberabad, Karimnagar, Vijayawada City, West Godavari, Prakasham, Krunool,
Nellore and Guntur Rural.
4.6
In the state of A.P. property acquired by the accused person out of proceeds of crime
can be attached under the following four laws and the Investigating Officers must
make full use of the relevant and applicable provision of the law to attach and
confiscate the properties of the white collar offenders:-
Section 105 Cr.P.C.
Criminal Law (Amendment) Ordinance 1944.
The AP Protection of Depositors of Financial Establishment Act, 1999.
Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002.
TABLE -4.1
District wise Economic Offences for 2012 and 2013, variation in 2013 over 2012
and Crime Rate for 2013
Cheatings
Sl. No
UNITS
Populati
on in
lakhs
2012
2013
Criminal Breach of Trust
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
41.0
1898
2122
11.8
51.7
68
70
2.9
1.7
Cyberabad
86.0
1460
1848
26.6
21.5
141
149
5.7
1.7
Ranga Reddy
4.5
63
90
42.9
19.9
125.0
2.0
Mahaboobnagar
41.6
160
234
46.3
5.6
21
49
133.3
1.2
Nalgonda
35.6
368
423
14.9
11.9
40
86
115.0
2.4
Nizamabad
26.2
260
293
12.7
11.2
26
40
53.8
1.5
Medak
31.1
219
235
7.3
7.6
15
23
53.3
0.7
Warangal-R
23.9
170
190
11.8
7.9
-60.0
0.1
Warangal-U
12.2
169
312
84.6
25.7
0.0
0.2
10
Khammam
28.7
207
547
164.3
19.1
21
46
119.0
1.6
11
Karimnagar
39.0
474
506
6.8
13.0
48
94
95.8
2.4
12
Adilabad
28.1
183
230
25.7
8.2
22
85
286.4
3.0
13
Kurnool
41.7
284
454
59.9
10.9
12
13
8.3
0.3
14
Kadapa
29.6
303
294
-3.0
9.9
70
73
4.3
2.5
15
Anantapur
41.9
159
155
-2.5
3.7
12
-58.3
0.1
16
Chittoor
33.4
174
190
9.2
5.7
11
120.0
0.3
17
Tirupathi-U
9.4
167
178
6.6
18.9
-66.7
0.2
18
Guntur-R
38.2
230
273
18.7
7.2
24
39
62.5
1.0
19
Guntur-U
12.0
202
333
64.9
27.8
15
14
-6.7
1.2
20
Nellore
30.4
143
202
41.3
6.6
96
113
17.7
3.7
21
Prakasham
34.8
309
258
-16.5
7.4
62
64
3.2
1.8
22
West Godavari
40.1
312
352
12.8
8.8
32
47
46.9
1.2
23
East Godavari
44.0
174
204
17.2
4.6
68
76
11.8
1.7
24
Rajahmundry-U
8.6
62
40
-35.5
4.6
24
16
-33.3
1.9
25
Krishna
25.8
177
176
-0.6
6.8
52
29
-44.2
1.1
26
Vijayawada City
20.4
376
391
4.0
19.1
108
104
-3.7
5.1
27
VSP City
22.8
231
336
45.5
14.7
58
64
10.3
2.8
28
VSP Rural
21.3
79
100
26.6
4.7
15
-80.0
0.1
29
Vizianagaram
24.0
110
108
-1.8
4.5
11
16
45.5
0.7
30
Srikakulam
27.7
84
140
66.7
5.1
12
12
0.0
0.4
31
R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
32
R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33
R.P.Sec-bad
10
150.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
34
CID
0.0
23.9
0.0
1.5
0
47
28
-40.4
0.0
0
0
TOTAL :
903.92 9258 11256
21.6
12.5
1095 1357
TABLE -4.2
Counterfeit
SL.
NO.
UNITS
Populati
on in
lakhs
2012
Total White Collar Offences
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
2013
in 2013
2013
over 2012
2012
2013
%
Crime
Variation
rate for
in 2013
2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
41.0
25
44
76.0
1.1
1991
2236
12.3
54.5
Cyberabad
86.0
12
71.4
0.1
1608
2009
24.9
23.4
0.2
67
100
49.3
22.1
Ranga Reddy
4.5
0.0
Mahaboobnagar
41.6
50.0
0.1
185
289
56.2
6.9
Nalgonda
35.6
-60.0
0.1
413
511
23.7
14.3
Nizamabad
26.2
0.0
0.1
289
336
16.3
12.8
Medak
31.1
200.0
0.2
236
264
11.9
8.5
Warangal-R
23.9
-75.0
0.0
179
193
7.8
8.1
Warangal-U
12.2
0.0
0.1
172
315
83.1
25.9
10 Khammam
28.7
-66.7
0.1
237
596
151.5
20.8
11 Karimnagar
39.0
0.0
0.1
525
603
14.9
15.4
12 Adilabad
28.1
-66.7
0.0
208
316
51.9
11.3
13 Kurnool
41.7
20.0
0.1
301
473
57.1
11.4
14 Kadapa
29.6
0.0
0.2
373
372
-0.3
12.6
15 Anantapur
41.9
66.7
0.1
174
165
-5.2
3.9
16 Chittoor
33.4
25.0
0.1
183
206
12.6
6.2
17 Tirupathi-U
9.4
-100.0
0.0
175
180
2.9
19.1
18 Guntur-R
38.2
23
11
-52.2
0.3
277
323
16.6
8.5
19 Guntur-U
12.0
-28.6
0.4
224
352
57.1
29.4
20 Nellore
30.4
-40.0
0.1
244
318
30.3
10.5
21 Prakasham
34.8
-55.6
0.1
380
326
-14.2
9.4
22 West Godavari
40.1
13
-38.5
0.2
357
407
14.0
10.2
23 East Godavari
44.0
16
-56.3
0.2
258
287
11.2
6.5
24 Rajahmundry-U
8.6
-100.0
0.0
87
56
-35.6
6.5
25 Krishna
25.8
12
71.4
0.5
236
217
-8.1
8.4
26 Vijayawada City
20.4
0.0
0.3
490
501
2.2
24.5
27 VSP City
22.8
-83.3
0.0
295
401
35.9
17.6
0.3
98
109
11.2
5.1
28 VSP Rural
21.3
50.0
29 Vizianagaram
24.0
0.0
0.1
121
127
5.0
5.3
30 Srikakulam
27.7
0.0
0.0
97
153
57.7
5.5
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
-33.3
0.0
33.3
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
50.0
0.0
14
133.3
0.0
0
903.92
0
183
176
0.0
-3.8
0.0
0.2
47
10536
28
12789
-40.4
21.4
0.0
14.1
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE -4.3
Total Economic Offences for the years 2011 to 2013 with ranks
Sl.
No
UNITS
2013
RANK
2012
RANK
2011
RANK
Hyderabad City
2236
1991
1731
Cyberabad
2009
1608
1420
Ranga Reddy
100
29
67
30
59
30
Mahaboobnagar
289
18
185
20
187
17
Nalgonda
511
413
256
11
Nizamabad
336
12
289
11
229
14
Medak
264
20
236
16
185
18
Warangal-R
193
23
179
22
142
25
Warangal-U
315
17
172
25
237
13
10 Khammam
596
237
15
193
16
11 Karimnagar
603
525
449
12 Adilabad
316
16
208
19
154
24
13 Kurnool
473
301
280
14 Kadapa
372
10
373
182
19
15 Anantapur
165
25
174
24
157
23
16 Chittoor
206
22
183
21
162
21
17 Tirupathi-U
180
24
175
23
228
15
18 Guntur-R
323
14
277
12
261
10
19 Guntur-U
352
11
224
18
160
22
20 Nellore
318
15
244
14
278
21 Prakasham
326
13
380
337
22 West Godavari
407
357
338
23 East Godavari
287
19
258
13
320
24 Rajahmundry-U
56
30
87
29
70
28
25 Krishna
217
21
236
16
180
20
26 Vijayawada City
501
490
446
27 VSP City
401
295
10
250
12
28 VSP Rural
109
28
98
27
126
26
29 Vizianagaram
127
27
121
26
93
27
30 Srikakulam
153
26
97
28
62
29
31 R.P.Vijayawada
34
34
33
32 R.P.Guntakal
33
33
34
33 R.P.Sec-bad
14
32
32
32
28
12789
31
47
10536
31
35
9223
31
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE - 4.4
Statement showing the Economic Offences for the year 2011
Sl.
No.
No. of Cases
HEAD
Financial Institution
Non Banking financial
1
companies
REP
CH
CON ACQ
46
16
Amount
Involved
No. of
Depositors
No. of
Accused
30
40468666
113
119
PT
UN
UI
16
Stock Market/Shares etc.
32668080
13
Commercial Banks
(Public & Private sector)
52
10
39
137821928
143
162
96
22
22
11
63
24110538102
643
195
632450
10
29
172
719
2115726833
1962
7660
Other Institutions
Prize Chits & Money
4
Circulation Schemes
5
Investment schemes
(Plantation schemes etc)
Cheating by an Individual
4399 920
/ Group
Counterfeit / Fake Currency / Documents
7 Notes
191
9
6
Coins
Marks Sheets / Degree
9
Certificates
10 Non-Judicial Stamps
F.D.Receipts / Demand
11
Drafts
12 Credit / Debit Cards
13 Indira Vikasa Patras
14 Passports
Other General Securities
15
/ Documents
Co-Operative Dept.
Urban Co-Operative
16
Banks
Co-Op Societies /
17
Institutions
Land Scams
18 By Housing Societies
By Individual / Group of
19
Individuals
Employment Scams / Job
20
Rackets
Misappropriation
21 Govt. Funds
22 Pvt. Institutions
Copy Right Act
23 Video Piracy
Printed material & Books
24
Piracy
25 Software Piracy
227 3252
17
165
73813525
31
196
10000
11
158428
12
1
68
1
0
33
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
33
0
0
2
11
1
33
320008
1107737
13353500
7
0
95
17
1
90
393
22
19
368
132258821
88
604
4201500
752
51
368000
42
120
22
20
91
73657727
40
381
1153 372
70
300
448
333
952276735
830
2283
206
68
124
58642600
244
288
75
55
45
451400814
1051
118
77
15
15
61
186943752
34
117
504
102
100
402
3495536
47
472
10
250000
38
18
18
20
229050
80
0
33
31
338
2559940
45
153
26
Patent Act
27
Cyber Crime
2
379
28
NDPS Act
418
178
173
234
40822576
24
620
29
Criminal Breanch of Trust 964
230
15
10
205
92
642
699488581
280
1383
1769
836 6296 29133214889
6452
15087
TOTAL :-
9223 2091 128 194
TABLE - 4.5
No. of Cases
Sl.
No.
HEAD
1
companies
REP
CH
CON ACQ
41
25
Amount Involved
No. of
Depositors
No. of
Accused
16
19039158
105
71
PT
UN
UI
23
180000
Commercial Banks (Public

& Private sector)
28
28
126577714
1016
72
32
87
2340865159
3956
294
22
35998812
103
30
47
370
921
7875604009
935061
7043
Other Institutions
Prize Chits & Money
130
37
Circulation Schemes
Investment schemes
5
22
0
Cheating by an Individual /
6
5714 1338
Group
4
Notes
190 3717
183
126
777572895
45
254
23
21
4296000
19
26
100
2885464
13
0
78
0
0
36
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
34
0
0
0
13
0
42
2312900
0
6074500
6
0
50
14
0
160
545
71
39
32
11
463
314750943
147
440
3378456
17
10941825
18
18
48
12
12
34
66839485
34
100
669
190
53
137
48
431
383472897
186
1517
232
73
66
154
91874875
237
353
Coins
9
Certificates
11
Drafts
14 Passports
Other General Securities /
15
Documents
Co-Operative Dept.
16
Urban Co-Operative Banks
Co-Op Societies /
Institutions
Land Scams
By Housing Societies
19
Individuals
20
Rackets
Misappropriation
21
Govt. Funds
78
19
19
59
1682278098
106
260
22
Pvt. Institutions
152
26
17
37
89
120918009
240
267
453
119
110
116
2446715
17
368
56
34
34
21
397000
112
Copy Right Act

23
25
Video Piracy
Piracy
Software Piracy
26
Patent Act
27
Cyber Crime
490
52
48
17
195
23480866
140
260
28
29
NDPS Act
Criminal Breanch of Trust
461
1095
164
169
3
12
9
15
152
142
41
36
181
662
99763825
1376298379
58
548
799
1407
10536 2380 169 417
1794
402 6497 15368248084
942083
13901
24
TOTAL :-
TABLE - 4.6
No. of Cases
Sl.
No.
HEAD
1
companies
REP
CH
CON ACQ
50
Amount Involved
No. of
Depositors
No. of
Accused
41
260318246
174
152
PT
UN
UI
97986000
33
Commercial Banks (Public

& Private sector)
77
72
461946530
266
144
34
111
2620932331
44319
356
18
25429000
23
52
87
262
2280
5953681121
10665
10417
Other Institutions
Prize Chits & Money
149
38
Circulation Schemes
Investment schemes
5
21
3
Cheating by an Individual /
6
7428 2629
Group
4
Notes
275 4524
175
163
17126000
229
600000
13
13
10
24
1200000
4165000
5
2
30
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
3
2
28
150317
74970
4650000
4
0
54
8
2
41
478
36
31
28
414
259346278
159
703
300000
15
17
11025102
18
32
31
11572250
12
54
683
147
13
131
30
506
428469955
227
1305
243
92
17
75
146
100779772
4500376
377
Coins
9
Certificates
11
Drafts
14 Passports
Other General Securities /
15
Documents
Co-Operative Dept.
16
Urban Co-Operative Banks
Co-Op Societies /
Institutions
Land Scams
By Housing Societies
19
Individuals
20
Rackets
Misappropriation
21
Govt. Funds
157
13
13
143
556006529
246
309
22
Pvt. Institutions
91
12
11
79
99295965
48
151
478
118
112
360
1842091
31
520
27
19
24501000
48
25
Video Piracy
Piracy
Software Piracy
11
10
50000
29
26
Patent Act
19
19
20
27
Cyber Crime
674
78
77
596
51450207
52
197
28
NDPS Act
562
190
186
370
88870800
53
1015
29
Criminal Breanch of Trust
1357
364
23
334
23
970
1271746746
405
1863
12789 3755 122 314
3319
376 8658 12353516210
4557160
18095
Copy Right Act

23
24
TOTAL :-
CRIME AGAINST WOMEN

5.1
Crime against Women constitutes 12.3% of total cognizable crime in AP in the year
2013.
5.2
Crime Against Women includes any crime/offence under the IPC & other Special
Acts/ Laws wherein women are victimized, such as crime under the following heads:
Dowry Murder (498(A), 302 IPC)
Dowry death (304 (B) IPC) r/w 113-B Evi Act
Abetment to Suicide (498 (A), 306 IPC) r/w 113-A Evi Act)
Harassment (498(A) IPC)
Murder (302 IPC)
Dowry Prohibition Act (3,4 and 6 DP Act)
Rape (376 IPC)
Kidnapping (363,365,369 IPC)
Outraging of Modesty (354 IPC)
Bigamy (494,497 IPC)
Insult the modesty of a woman by acts or gestures (509 IPC).
Acid attacks (326/307 IPC r/w 34 /123 IPC Sections)
Cyber Crime (obscene/threatening mails/messages)
Circulation or posting of private/obscene content online/ cyber pornography.
APPM PSOs 532 to 537 enumerate investigation procedure.

5.3
Snapshots
28272 cases were registered during 2013 under Crime Against Women, as
against 24530 in the year 2012 showing an increase of 15.3% over previous
year.
Cyberabad with 2317 cases ranked first in registering highest number of cases of
Crime Against Women during the year 2013 followed by Hyderabad (1802),
Vijayawada City (1558), Nalgonda (1490), Khammam (1288), West Godavari
(1256), Karimnagar (1216) and Krishna (1201).
Mahaboobnagar district ranked first in registering the incidence of crime under
Dowry murder (23) followed by Cyberabad (19), Chittoor (12) and Kurnool (11)
during the year 2013.
Cyberabad accounted for the highest number of cases under the head of Dowry
deaths (43) followed by Karimnagar (39) and Hyderabad City & Mahabubnagar
(32 each) during the year 2013.
The highest number of cases under Abetment to Suicide was registered from
Mahaboobnagar (106) followed by Cyberabad (100), Anantapur (75) and
Adilabad (63).
Cyberabad ranked first in the incidence of crime under Dowry Harassment (1477)
followed by Hyderabad City (1248), Vijayawada City (1203), Khammam (737) and
West Godavari (734).
Mahaboobnagar registered highest number of (51) cases under Murder of
Women followed by Anantapur (50), Medak (48) and Nellore (40).
5.4
Women Police Stations

The power to register case FIRs is given to all the Women Police Stations. Earlier
they were toothless acting mostly as Counseling Centers. The Women Police
Stations were empowered with full investigative power so that women victims who
approach the Women Police Stations would receive justice. In AP, there are Women
Police Stations at all District headquarters. Measures are underfoot to ensure that all
Police Stations have women police personnel so that aggrieved women can
approach police stations without any hesitation.
5.5
Helpline
1091 Help Line is working well in some areas, however there are some problems
regarding connectivity; Steps are being taken to provide an effective universal Tollfree number accessible across all networks so that the Help Line service is improved.
5.6
Special Courts and Support Centres

Steps are being taken to set up specialized Courts for trying cases of Anti Human
Trafficking cases as well as Cruelty and Harassment cases under Section 498(A)
IPC. Efforts are also on to associate Support Centers wherein trained counselors
attend to the victims of cruelty and trafficking, so that their interests are best served.
5.7
Victim Compensation
Govt.of A.P. issued G.O.Ms No.28 Dept. of Women & Child Welfare, which stipulates
payment of compensation to victims of rape (Rs.50,000/-) gang rape of minors (Rs.1
lakh), acid attacks (Rs. 1 lakh), selling and buying of minors for prostitution
(Rs.20,000/-)
interim relief for women and children rescued from trafficking
(Rs.20,000/-), dowry death (Rs.50,000)/- to the next of kin), causing grievous injuries
(Rs.50,000/-). A comprehensive Victim Compensation Scheme as envisaged under
section 357A CrPC is also on the anvil. These funds are sanctioned by the district
collector on the recommendation/ report of the district S.P.
5.8
Cases of Sexual Assault

Penalty under Section 354 IPC (Molestation/ Assault with intent to outrage the
modesty of a woman) is made more severe, by a State amendment in 1991,
punishable with five to seven years of imprisonment, and under special
circumstances from two to five years imprisonment; the offence is made non-bailable
and non-compoundable. This comes down heavily on the eve-teasers and offenders
indulging in acts outraging the modesty of women.
Govt.of AP has proposed an amendment for amending Sec.326 IPC (causing
grievous hurt by dangerous weapon or means) by introducing a new Sec.326A IPC
making it punishable for a term not less than 10 years imprisonment and for payment
of Rs.5 Lakhs compensation from the accused by duly amending Sec.357A Cr.P.C.
The State Government will bear the medical expenses of treatment to acid attack
victims under the Arogya Shree scheme.
Govt. of AP also sent an amendment to Sec.509 IPC (intention to insult the modesty
of a woman) to Govt. of India for making the offence non-bailable and to be
punishable upto 3 years imprisonment. It is pending with GOI.
5.9
Marital Offences
In AP, section 498A IPC is non-bailable and compoundable, by a State Amendment.
This step is a widely perceived as a welcome step and one that gives the victim
woman a better bargaining power while settling the issues of marital discord and
harassment.
There is an increase in the cases involving NRI husbands/ accused, and the
mechanisms of Look Out Circular (LOC), 105 B CrPC proceedings, impounding of
passport etc. are used to bring the accused to book. However, Red Corner Notice
(RCN) is not being issued by Interpol in 498A cases, citing implications of civil law.
Section 494 IPC (bigamy) and 496 were made cognizable, non-bailable and noncompoundable by a State Amendment in A.P in 1992.
By an amendment to the Succession Act, AP has introduced a provision in 1985
giving coparcenary rights over the property to the girl-child. Govt. of India later
amended Succession Act on similar lines.
Table -5.1
District wise Gender Offences for 2012 and 2013, variation in 2013 over 2012.
Dowry Murder
Dowry Death
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
1 Hyderabad City
500.0
23
32
39.1
2 Cyberabad
19
375.0
44
43
-2.3
3 Ranga Reddy
-100.0
16
14
-12.5
4 Mahaboobnagar
11
23
109.1
27
32
18.5
5 Nalgonda
-20.0
20
27
35.0
6 Nizamabad
0.0
17
17
0.0
7 Medak
-83.3
18
25
38.9
8 Warangal-R
-22.2
20
20
0.0
9 Warangal-U
-50.0
16
77.8
10 Khammam
-80.0
12
15
25.0
11 Karimnagar
10
-20.0
46
39
-15.2
12 Adilabad
-20.0
11
57.1
13 Kurnool
11
57.1
15
11
-26.7
14 Kadapa
-16.7
13
-30.8
15 Anantapur
350.0
19
24
26.3
16 Chittoor
12
71.4
33
12
-63.6
17 Tirupathi-U
-100.0
16.7
18 Guntur-R
-71.4
21
16
-23.8
19 Guntur-U
200.0
-33.3
20 Nellore
0.0
0.0
21 Prakasham
-16.7
14
-42.9
22 West Godavari
0.0
19
12
-36.8
23 East Godavari
400.0
16
15
-6.3
24 Rajahmundry-U
-75.0
0.0
25 Krishna
11
-36.4
16
12
-25.0
26 Vijayawada City
-100.0
15
11
-26.7
27 VSP City
0.0
11
-27.3
28 VSP Rural
50.0
-33.3
29 Vizianagaram
-80.0
10
100.0
30 Srikakulam
-87.5
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
34 CID
TOTAL :
0.0
0.0
150
154
2.7
494
472
-4.5
Sl.
No.
UNITS
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
TABLE - 5 .2
Abetment to Suicide
Sl.
No
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
UNITS
Harassment
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
37
39
5.4
1146
1248
8.9
Cyberabad
86
100
16.3
955
1477
54.7
Ranga Reddy
47
33
-29.8
150
166
10.7
Mahaboobnagar
109
106
-2.8
199
224
12.6
Nalgonda
73
51
-30.1
298
324
8.7
Nizamabad
25
36
44.0
570
637
11.8
Medak
54
48
-11.1
389
459
18.0
Warangal-R
54
57
5.6
99
126
27.3
Warangal-U
25
26
4.0
263
193
-26.6
10 Khammam
63
55
-12.7
223
737
230.5
11 Karimnagar
45
41
-8.9
699
623
-10.9
12 Adilabad
35
63
80.0
470
441
-6.2
13 Kurnool
41
42
2.4
158
192
21.5
14 Kadapa
36
25
-30.6
113
194
71.7
15 Anantapur
59
75
27.1
125
161
28.8
16 Chittoor
28
23
-17.9
313
392
25.2
17 Tirupathi-U
11
-27.3
106
127
19.8
18 Guntur-R
31
23
-25.8
427
393
-8.0
19 Guntur-U
21
20
-4.8
500
309
-38.2
20 Nellore
39
37
-5.1
150
142
-5.3
21 Prakasham
18
24
33.3
236
214
-9.3
22 West Godavari
30
26
-13.3
641
734
14.5
23 East Godavari
29
18
-37.9
153
162
5.9
24 Rajahmundry-U
-25.0
157
190
21.0
25 Krishna
39
48
23.1
758
684
-9.8
26 Vijayawada City
13
24
84.6
911
1203
32.1
27 VSP City
12
17
41.7
412
548
33.0
28 VSP Rural
13
13
0.0
73
92
26.0
29 Vizianagaram
12
21
75.0
329
371
12.8
30 Srikakulam
17
-47.1
291
328
12.7
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0
1111
0
1116
0.0
0.5
41
11355
1
13092
-97.6
15.3
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE -5.3
Murders
Sl.
No
D.P. Act
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
UNITS
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
24
20
-16.7
30
62
106.7
Cyberabad
54
38
-29.6
174
-100.0
Ranga Reddy
23
28
21.7
0.0
Mahaboobnagar
60
51
-15.0
211
175
-17.1
Nalgonda
25
31
24.0
536
505
-5.8
Nizamabad
38
36
-5.3
0.0
Medak
42
48
14.3
0.0
Warangal-R
29
16
-44.8
284
328
15.5
Warangal-U
-44.4
18
-72.2
10 Khammam
32
32
0.0
311
-100.0
11 Karimnagar
16
10
-37.5
-100.0
12 Adilabad
20
23
15.0
0.0
13 Kurnool
30
30
0.0
315
358
13.7
14 Kadapa
37
29
-21.6
237
252
6.3
15 Anantapur
51
50
-2.0
199
261
31.2
16 Chittoor
27
21
-22.2
0.0
17 Tirupathi-U
10
-50.0
0.0
18 Guntur-R
24
31
29.2
155
181
16.8
19 Guntur-U
17
15
-11.8
165
132
-20.0
20 Nellore
40
40
0.0
225
206
-8.4
21 Prakasham
33
27
-18.2
169
229
35.5
22 West Godavari
31
33
6.5
0.0
23 East Godavari
24
23
-4.2
350
294
-16.0
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.0
0.0
25 Krishna
23
16
-30.4
0.0
26 Vijayawada City
14
-35.7
26
-100.0
27 VSP City
13
-30.8
200.0
28 VSP Rural
28
14
-50.0
94
113
20.2
29 Vizianagaram
17
10
-41.2
-100.0
30 Srikakulam
11
57.1
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
-100.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0
805
0
717
0.0
-10.9
0
3504
0
3111
0.0
-11.2
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE - 5.4
Rape
SL.
NO.
Kidnapping
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
UNITS
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
72
95
31.9
28
52
85.7
Cyberabad
75
131
74.7
85
107
25.9
Ranga Reddy
26
37
42.3
15
16
6.7
Mahaboobnagar
56
113
101.8
64
57
-10.9
Nalgonda
51
77
51.0
71
82
15.5
Nizamabad
33
44
33.3
20
30
50.0
Medak
25
61
144.0
34
33
-2.9
Warangal-R
54
52
-3.7
54
52
-3.7
Warangal-U
30
36
20.0
38
39
2.6
10 Khammam
77
95
23.4
57
77
35.1
11 Karimnagar
38
55
44.7
68
63
-7.4
12 Adilabad
87
60
-31.0
43
35
-18.6
13 Kurnool
21
23
9.5
30
42
40.0
14 Kadapa
26
21
-19.2
40
38
-5.0
15 Anantapur
18
28
55.6
37
80
116.2
16 Chittoor
27
30
11.1
37
26
-29.7
17 Tirupathi-U
11
-18.2
12
-50.0
18 Guntur-R
22
37
68.2
41
43
4.9
19 Guntur-U
24
28
16.7
28
32
14.3
56
67
19.6
20 Nellore
23
26
13.0
21 Prakasham
35
38
8.6
47
38
-19.1
22 West Godavari
122
117
-4.1
41
59
43.9
23 East Godavari
67
72
7.5
34
25
-26.5
24 Rajahmundry-U
13
14
7.7
-62.5
25 Krishna
66
58
-12.1
50
31
-38.0
26 Vijayawada City
47
46
-2.1
36
43
19.4
27 VSP City
50
67
34.0
20
55
175.0
28 VSP Rural
26
32
23.1
15
13
-13.3
29 Vizianagaram
42
38
-9.5
12
14
16.7
30 Srikakulam
37
37
0.0
13
19
46.2
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
-100.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
-100.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
2
1
1305
-100.0
-100.0
20.9
0
0
1136
0.0
0.0
12.4
1578
1277
TABLE - 5.5
Outraging of Modesty
Sl.
No
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
UNITS
Bigamy
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
141
215
52.5
33
450.0
Cyberabad
178
334
87.6
37
68
83.8
Ranga Reddy
58
65
12.1
-66.7
Mahaboobnagar
149
207
38.9
36
48
33.3
Nalgonda
236
357
51.3
21
32
52.4
Nizamabad
90
133
47.8
47
41
-12.8
Medak
100
160
60.0
55
44
-20.0
Warangal-R
109
196
79.8
166.7
Warangal-U
69
123
78.3
12
200.0
10 Khammam
226
239
5.8
31
37
19.4
11 Karimnagar
216
332
53.7
47
45
-4.3
12 Adilabad
81
187
130.9
36
33
-8.3
13 Kurnool
270
306
13.3
28
25
-10.7
14 Kadapa
174
257
47.7
29
24
-17.2
15 Anantapur
173
324
87.3
16
27
68.8
16 Chittoor
71
91
28.2
-80.0
17 Tirupathi-U
47
33
-29.8
-100.0
18 Guntur-R
190
247
30.0
16
-62.5
19 Guntur-U
77
116
50.6
22
175.0
20 Nellore
172
262
52.3
16
15
-6.3
21 Prakasham
168
267
58.9
33
15
-54.5
22 West Godavari
205
264
28.8
33.3
23 East Godavari
195
295
51.3
26
14
-46.2
24 Rajahmundry-U
39
50
28.2
250.0
25 Krishna
293
341
16.4
300.0
26 Vijayawada City
176
207
17.6
15
200.0
27 VSP City
23
149
547.8
0.0
28 VSP Rural
65
124
90.8
12
-58.3
29 Vizianagaram
62
130
109.7
-16.7
30 Srikakulam
72
125
73.6
166.7
31 R.P.Vijayawada
20.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL :
4
0
4134
11
175.0
0.0
48.9
0
0
536
0.0
0.0
11.8
6156
599
TABLE -5.6
Total cases of Crime Against Women with percentage variation
and rank
Sl.
NO.
UNITS
2012
2013
%
Variation in RANK FOR
2013
2013 over
2012
Hyderabad City
1508
1802
19.5
Cyberabad
1692
2317
36.9
Ranga Reddy
346
361
4.3
28
Mahaboobnagar
922
1036
12.4
11
Nalgonda
1336
1490
11.5
Nizamabad
845
980
16.0
12
Medak
723
879
21.6
15
Warangal-R
715
862
20.6
17
Warangal-U
471
458
-2.8
26
10 Khammam
1037
1288
24.2
11 Karimnagar
1186
1216
2.5
12 Adilabad
784
857
9.3
19
13 Kurnool
915
1040
13.7
14 Kadapa
711
854
20.1
20
15 Anantapur
699
1039
48.6
10
16 Chittoor
548
608
10.9
23
17 Tirupathi-U
205
195
-4.9
30
18 Guntur-R
934
979
4.8
13
19 Guntur-U
850
683
-19.6
22
20 Nellore
730
804
10.1
21
21 Prakasham
759
865
14.0
16
22 West Godavari
1099
1256
14.3
23 East Godavari
895
923
3.1
14
24 Rajahmundry-U
239
279
16.7
29
25 Krishna
1257
1201
-4.5
26 Vijayawada City
1244
1558
25.2
27 VSP City
543
861
58.6
18
28 VSP Rural
337
415
23.1
27
29 Vizianagaram
491
600
22.2
24
30 Srikakulam
451
542
20.2
25
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
32
32 R.P.Guntakal
200.0
33
33 R.P.Sec-bad
12
71.4
31
42
24530
1
28272
-97.6
15.3
34
34 CID
TOTAL :
CHAPTER6
ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING

5.1 Definition of Trafficking: (Ref. Art. 23 of the Indian constitution)
The definition of Trafficking can be found in the various sections of ITPA (Immoral
Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956. Section 5 speaks about procuring, taking and even
inducing a person for the sake of prostitution. According to this section, even attempt
to procure and attempt to take or causing a person to carry on prostitution amounts
to trafficking.
Therefore Trafficking has been given a broad scope. (Ref: UN
Protocol to prevent, suppress & punish Trafficking in Persons, 2000).

A legal definition of trafficking is available in the Goa Childrens Act 2003. Though it
is focused on child trafficking, the definition is comprehensive. Under Sec.2(z) of the
said Act Child Trafficking means the procurement, recruitment, transportation,
transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, legally or illegally, within or across
borders, by means of threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of
abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a position of
vulnerability or of giving or receiving payments or benefits to achieve the
consent of a person having control over another person, for monetary gain or
otherwise.
If a woman or child is sexually exploited and any person gains out of the same, it
amounts to Commercial Sexual Exploitation (CSE), which is a legally punishable
offence wherein the culpability lies against all exploiters.
5.2 Human Trafficking is the contemporary manifestation of slavery, whose victims are
predominantly women and children. No country today is immune from human trafficking.
Victims are forced to work as sex workers, bar dancers, beggars, camel jockeys, in
hazardous work on farms, as domestic servants, as child soldiers, and in many forms of
involuntary servitude. According to UN estimates nearly 2 million women and children
are abused and trafficked globally every year and millions more are trafficked within their
home countries.
5.3 There is growing concern over the serious implications vis-a-vis human rights, public
order, economic, public health, HIV / AIDS and security, of human trafficking around the
world.
This Commerce in Human Life generates billions of rupees each year, much
of which is used to finance organized crime. It is the 3rd largest organized crime after
drugs and arms. Human trafficking is increasingly being perpetrated by organized,
sophisticated criminal enterprise.
The process, means and end of human trafficking is given below:
PROCESS
Recruiting
or
Harboring
or
Moving
or
Obtaining
or
Maintaining a Person
MEANS
By Force
or
Fraud
or
Coercion
END
For Involuntary Servitude
or
Debt Bondage
or
Slavery
or
Sex Trade
Till 2005, we were prosecuting the Victims under ITP Act 1956.
The next
dimension as per National Human Rights Commission (August 2004 Report) is that
commercially sexually exploited victim is a victim of circumstances beyond her
control and thus we must focus on prosecuting the traffickers.
We must adopt three Ps (Prevention, Protection & Prosecution) and three Rs
(Rescue, Rehabilitation and Reintegration).
Treat the victim with care and concern, rescue the victims following rescue protocols
and arrest the traffickers of all hues under non-bailable sections. Sections of law
applicable include Sec.366-A, 366-B, 372, 373, 376(2)(g) IPC along with ITP Act
provisions, when minors are subjected to commercial sexual exploitation. Taking
action against brothel keepers for closure of brothels u/s 18 of ITP Act and
Sec.133(6) Cr.P.C.
6.4
A.P is the First State in the country to start AHTUs (Anti Human Trafficking Units)
under a joint partnership programme of UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs &
Crime) and MHA (Ministry of Home Affairs) (D.O.Lr.15011/57/2004-05 SC/ST Cell
(ATC) dt.4.9.06 of Jt. Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi)
Three AHTUs started functioning w.e.f 22.1.07 at Hyderabad (under SP WPC CID),
at Eluru (under DIG E/R Eluru) and at Anantapur (under DIG A/R Anantapur). Five
AHTUs were set up in 2012, and five more are proposed to be set up.
6.5
A.P. Police Academy has taken a massive empowerment exercise in collaboration

with UNODC and MHA and as on 25th May, 2012, 1985 I.Os, 2749 supporting
officers and 789 APPs, NGOs etc were sensitized and empowered.
6.6
We must concentrate at source Villages / Towns / Cities, Transit areas like Bus
Stands, Railway Stations as a part of prevention / protection drive in pursuance of
G.O.Ms. No. 1 of Govt. of AP, WD, CW & DW Department dt. 03.01.2003 Conduct
rescue operations at highest of Destinations.
Involve the PRIs (Panchayat Raj
Institutions) in prevention and reintegration programmes.
Open History sheets /
Suspect sheets (under PSO 596 and 600 of APPM) against Traffickers, share
intelligence across the country to make a dent on their network.
Bonded labour: Exploitation is the benefit of one to cause unfair loss to another. In
case of exploitative labour, it may relate to:
Living and working conditions not upholding Fundamental rights.
Not giving fair way or minimum wage.
The person may not have offered her / his services voluntarily; forced or
compulsory labour is all work or service which is exacted from any person under
the menace of any penalty and for which this said person has not offered himself
voluntarily. (12.3 million forced labour in the world).
6.7
Notable G.Os are:
G.O Rt No. 475/Home (Pol. D) Dept. dated: 16.08.1991 regarding appointment of

Special Police Officers.
G.O.Ms No.1 of Women Development, Child Welfare and Disabled Welfare

(Progs) Dept dt.3.1.2003 regarding Prevention, Rescue, Rehabilitation, Anti
Trafficking Measures, Economic Empowerment of Victims of CSE,Health care etc
G. O. Ms. No.13 of W D C W & D W (Progs) Dept dt.21.4.2012 regarding

enhancement of immediate relief fund from Rs.5000/- to Rs.10,000/-to the
children / women who are rescued from trafficking.
G.O.Ms.No.28 of Women Development, Child Welfare and Disabled Welfare

(Progs) Dept dt.4.7.2003 regarding setting up of a Relief and Rehabilitation Fund
for victims of atrocities Payment of Rs.50,000/-to the victims of sexual
exploitation.
G.O.Ms. No. 16 of WD & CW Dept. dt: 24.04.2012 Adoption of Minimum

Standards of Care by Institutions & Service Providers Providing Protection and
Rehabilitative Facilities to victims of commercial sex trafficking.
6.8
Providing Victim / Witness Support is another important aspect to motivate victims to

give evidence in courts to ensure conviction of traffickers. Low conviction rate is due
to lack of Victim / Witness Support Fund.
6.9
Law:
Human trafficking is not comprehensively defined in any Indian law. However there
are many laws where reference made to different forms of trafficking is made. In
India, Human trafficking is basically dealt with by four laws: Indian Penal Code,
1861; The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956; Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act, 2000 and Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976.
Bailable
/Nonbailable
Bailable
Compoundable / Noncompoundable
Noncompoundable
Section 293 Sale etc. of

obscene objects to young
persons.
Bailable
Noncompoundable
Section 341 Punishment for

Wrongful Restraint.
Section 342- Punishment for
Wrongful Confinement.
Section 354 Assault or use of
criminal force to a woman with
intent to outrage her modesty
Kidnapping
Bailable
Compoundable
Bailable
Compoundable
Bailable
Compoundable
Bailable
NonCompoundable
Imprisonment for 7 years and

fine
Section 363A- Kidnapping or

maiming a minor for purposes of
begging.
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine or imprisonment for life and
fine
IPC Section of Law & offence
Section 292 Sale etc. of

obscene books etc.
Sentence / Punishment
On first conviction, 2 yrs and

fine of Rs.2000/-, second
conviction, 5 yrs & fine of
Rs.5000/On first conviction, 3 yrs and
fine of Rs.2000/-, second
conviction, 7 yrs & fine of
Rs.5000/Simple imprisonment for 1
month or fine of Rs.500/-or both.
Imprisonment for 1 year or fine
of Rs.1000/-or both
Imprisonment for 2 years or
fine, or both.
Section 365- Kidnapping or

Abducting with Intent Secretly
and Wrongfully to Confine
Person.
Section 366- Kidnapping,
abducting or Inducing Woman to
compel her for Marriage, illicit
intercourse, etc.
Section 366A- Procuration of
Minor Girl for prostitution.
Section 366B- Importation of Girl
from Foreign Country for
prostitution.
Abducting In Order To Subject
Person To grievous Hurt,
Slavery, etc.
Section 368- Wrongfully
Concealing or Keeping in
Confinement, Kidnapped or
Abducted Person.
Abducting Child Under Ten Years
with intent to steal from its
Person.
Section 370- Buying or Disposing
of Any Person as a Slave
Section 371- Habitual Dealing in
Slaves.
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine
NonBailable
NonBailable
NonCompoundable
NonCompoundable

fine
fine
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine
NonBailable
NonCompoundable

fine
NonBailable
NonBailable
NonCompoundable
NonCompoundable
Section 372- Selling Minor for

purposes of Prostitution, etc.
Section 373- Buying Minor for
purposes of prostitution, etc.
Section 374- Unlawful
compulsory labour.
rape.
NonBailable
NonBailable
Bailable
NonBailable
NonCompoundable
NonCompoundable
NonCompoundable
NonCompoundable
Section 376(f)- Rape of woman

under 12 years of age.
NonBailable
NonCompoundable
Section 377- Unnatural offences

(Sodomy)
NonBailable
NonCompoundable
Section .498-A - Subjecting a

married woman to cruelty
Section 506 -Criminal intimidation
- If threat be to cause death or
grievous hurt etc.
NonBailable
NonBailable
(if
committe
d in AP)
Compoundable

fine
imprisonment for life or
fine
fine
fine
Imprisonment for 1 year or fine
or both
fine
Rigorous Imprisonment not less
than 10 years but which may be
for life and shall also be liable to
fine.
fine
fine
Imprisonment for 2 years or
fine or both Imprisonment for 2
years or fine or both
Compoundable
6.10
Article 23 of Constitution of India:

Prohibition of traffic in Human beings and forced labour: Traffic in human beings and
beggary and other similar forms of forced labour are prohibited and any
contravention of this provision shall be an offence punishable in accordance with law.
6.11
The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act of 1956:

This is the most important law to curb trafficking. Sections 3 to 7 of ITP Act are
against traffickers while customers can be booked u/s 7 of ITP Act.
6.12
The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act of 1976:

It prohibits forced or bonded Labour. The National Human Rights Commission of
India monitors its implementation.
Secs.16, 17, 18 & 20 are cognizable; Sub
Divisional Magistrate is empowered to adjudicate.

6.13
Young Persons (Harmful Publication) Act 1956

Prohibits distribution of material related to crime, violence and vice.
6.14
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000

This Act explicitly provides for effective social rehabilitation and reintegration of all
juveniles in need of care and protection and makes explicit provisions for punishment
for employment of juvenile or child for begging, giving intoxicating liquor or narcotic
drug or psychotropic substance to juvenile or child, exploitation of juvenile or child
employee.
6.15 Transplantation of Human Organ Act,1994.

It provides for the regulation of removal, storage and transplantation of human
organs for purpose of treatment and for the prevention of commercial dealings in
human organs.
6.16 The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929
The Act provides for age of marriage i.e. 21 years for male and 18years for female.
Section 3 It is an offence for a male above 18 years but below 21 years to get
married.
Section 4 It is an offence if a male above 21 years married a girl below 18 years.
Section 5 Whoever performs, conducts or directs any child marriage commits an
offence.
Section 6 - Parent or guardian in charge of the minor, promoting or permitting, or

negligently failing to prevent child marriage commits an offence.
It is a cognizable offence. But no Court can take cognizance of any offence under
this Act after the expiry of one year from the date on which the offence is alleged to
have been committed.
The Court may issue an injunction against any of the persons mentioned, in Section
3, 4, 5 and 6 of this Act prohibiting such marriage.
The following are places where Swadhar Homes are located for lodging and imparting
skills to the victims of commercial sexual exploitation.
Sl.
No
1
District
Nellore
Name of the Organization
Help line Number
Community Association for Rural Development

(CARD), Mannapolur, Sullurpet, Nellore District
Help Line toll Free

No. 18004252214
524121 Ph : 94404 96765, Off: 0662 2341613.

2
Ranga Reddy
Kastruba Gandhi National Memorial Trust, Mahila

Seva
and
Vikasa
kendra,
Hydershakote,
Vill
Help No. 6559 1419

180044253245
Langerhouse, Hyderabad 8. Ph: 040-27140986 /

27801668, Cell : 9391012852
3
Chitoor
Rashtriya Seva Samithi, # 9, Old Huzur Office
Help : Toll Free No.
Bulding, Thirpathi, Chittor 517501. Ph : 0877
18004253245
2242404
4
Vizianagaram
Chaitanya Bharathi, Plot No. 75-1, Near Phase III,
Help No. Toll Free No.
Junction, Controment (PO) Vizianagaram District. Ph
10921
No: 08922-231704. Cell : 94402 43496

5
Khammam
Grem Vikas (GK) Hyderpet, Sthupally, Near B.C.
Help. Toll Free No.
Hostel, Khammam District 507303 Cell : 93935
10921
11537`
6
East Godavari
Anantapur
Sree Harsha Educational Society, Vedireswaram
Help No. Toll Free
Road, Revulapalem Mandal, East Godavari, District.
No. 16004252311
Ph : 08855-257648 (O)
Ph : 08855-258645
Ambedkar Harijan Samajam (AHS), # D.No. 3/532,
Help. Toll Free
Industrial
Estate
Kummarivadlapall,
Kadiri,
No.08494-225809
Anantapur District Ph: 08494-2264166 Cell : 94401

Cell : 94401 52829,
52829.
98666 87888
8
Guntur
BARK
Education
Society,
Akbarpeta,
Bapatla,
Guntur District 522101. Ph : 08943-220660, Cell :
Help No. Toll Free

No. 08643-222225
94404 34310
Cell : 94404 34310
9
Ranga Reddy
Hyderabad City Womens Welfare Council, H.No. 7-
Help. Toll Free No.
140/2, S.S. Nagar, Street No. 8 Habsiguda, Ranga
10923
Reddy dist.
10
West Godavari
Annle Owe Memorial Orphanage, D.No. 181 Near
Help Toll Free No.
Vijayalaxmi Mini Theatre, Benarjeepeta, Eluru, West
10926 (231750)
Godavari District Ph : 08494-2223758.
OTHER HELP LINES

1.
Hyderabad
Child line
1098
2.
Hyderabad
AP SACS
1097
3.
Hyderabad
Prajwala,
H.No.
20-4-34,
3rd
Floor,
Behind
Charminar Bus stand, Hyderabad.

4.
Hyderabad
Ankuram Door No. 12-13-309, Street No. 19,
040-24510290
9440800031
9396883703
Taranaka, Secunderabad.
5.
Hyderabad
AP Police Department
1091
6.
Secunderabad
Emergency Management and Research Institution
040-23462600
(EMRI) Medchal Road, Secunderabad

7.
Ongole
Child Rights Resource Centre Lawyerpet Ext Ongole

520002, Tol (08592) 64511
Email: Help 202@yahoo.com
1800-180-1000
TABLE - 6.1
Statement of cases registered under Trafficking (sec. 366 a, 366 b, 372, 373, 372
(2)(9) IPC) and ITP Act for the years 2011, 2012 and 2013
Sl.
No
UNITS
2011
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
90
85
Cyberabad
48
44
102
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
19
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
15
22
10
Khammam
12
11
Karimnagar
10
15
11
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
13
15
Anantapur
22
10
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
19
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
21
19
22
20
Nellore
15
21
Prakasham
14
10
18
22
West Godavari
16
10
23
East Godavari
59
32
33
24
Rajahmundry-U
13
13
25
Krishna
10
10
18
26
Vijayawada City
23
18
27
VSP City
20
22
28
VSP Rural
29
Vizianagaram
30
Srikakulam
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
0
339
0
379
0
420
TOTAL
Table - 6.2
420 cases of Trafficking and ITP Act were reported during the year 2013 as
against 379 cases in the year 2012.
S No
2012
2013
No. of cases registered
379
420
No. of victims rescued
537
654
Majors
522
643
Minors
15
11
949
1248
Traffickers
752
849
Customers
197
399
No. of persons arrested:
CHAPTER7
CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN

7.1
Every year thousands of children become victims of crime whether through

kidnappings, violent attacks, or sexual abuse. Crimes against children tend to be
local crimes with the vast majority taking place within the home or family circle.
There are other crimes against children that are facilitated by the Internet. Not only
can offenders distribute and access child abuse material more easily, but they can
also come into direct contact with children via chat rooms and social networking
sites.
7.2
Sex tourism: this type of crime involves the abuse of children in developing third
world countries, including our own country, especially tourist places like Goa and
other popular places visited by foreigners. This type of crime is linked to child
trafficking, organized crime and murder.
7.3
To combat the Crimes Against Children, a three-pronged approach is required: (1) to

decrease the vulnerability of children to sexual exploitation; (2) to develop a
nationwide capacity to provide a rapid, effective, and measured investigative
response to crimes against children; (3) to enhance the capabilities of state and local
law enforcement agencies through programs, investigative assistance, and task force
operations.
7.4
The strategy should involve using multi-disciplinary and multi-agency teams to

investigate and prosecute crimes that cross legal, geographical, and jurisdictional
boundaries; promoting and enhancing interagency sharing of intelligence, specialized
skills, and services; and widely offering victim/witness services. All for the express
purpose of protecting our nations greatest asset our children.
7.5
Issues relating to child victims and crimes committed against children are a matter of
serious concern for the Government, parents and the society.
The issue needs
attention it deserves and special steps to deal with this delicate area. Ankuram,
Divya Disha, HCHAW, Child line and a few other NGOs are assisting police.
7.6
Status of a Child:
There is a need for a clear definition of child in the statute. Juvenile Justice (Care &
Protection of Children) Act, 2000, defines a child as a person who has not completed
18 years of age. The Child Marriage Restraint Act of 1929 also specifies 18 years
as the cut off age for preventing child marriage. Sec. 376 IPC defines 16 years as
the age for giving consent in rape cases. Child Labour Act 1986 fixes 14 years as
the criteria for child labour. Hindu Marriage Act 1955 states 18 years and 21 years
as the eligibility age for marriage for females and male respectively.
7.7
Crime against Children:

Include violations under certain sections of Indian Penal Code and Special and Local
Laws. For the purpose of this chapter, the following categories of crimes involving
child victims have been included:
Foeticide (316 IPC) & infanticide ( 315 IPC)
Exposure and abandonment (317 IPC)
Murder (302 IPC)
Other Murder (Murder for Gain) (302 IPC)
Rape (376 IPC)
Molestation (354 IPC)
Kidnapping and Abduction (363 IPC)
Abetment to commit suicide (305 IPC)
Procuration of minor girls (below 18) (366-A IPC)
Selling of minor girls for prostitution (below 18) (372 IPC)
Buying of minor girls for prostitution (below 18) (370 IPC)
Cruelty to juvenile or child by guardian [Sec. 23 of Juvenile Justice (Care and

Protection of Children) Act, 2000]
Employment of juvenile or child for begging [Sec. 24 of Juvenile Justice Care

and Protection of Children) Act, 2000]
Giving intoxicating liquor or narcotic drug or psychotropic substance to

juvenile or child [Sec. 25 of Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children)
Act, 2000]
Exploitation juvenile or child employee [Sec. 26 of Juvenile Justice (Care and

Protection of Children) Act, 2000]
Child Marriage [Sections, 3,4,5 and 6 of the Child Marriage Restraint Act,
1929]
7.8
Snapshots
2620 cases were registered during 2013 under Crime Against Children as against
2346 in the year 2012 showing an increase of 11.7% over previous year.
Khammam with 226 cases ranked first in registering highest number of cases of
Crime Against Children during the year 2013 followed by Vijayawada City (184),
Krishna (171) and Cyberabad (156).
Mahabubnagar ranked first in registering the incidence of Murder of children (12)

followed by Guntur Rural (10), Cyberabad (9) and West Godavari (8) during the
year 2013.
Mahaboobnagar accounted for the highest number of cases under the head of
Rape (70) followed by Nalgonda (53), Krishna (49), Khammam (46) and
Cyberabad (45) during the year 2013.
The highest number of cases under Kidnapping and Abduction of children was
registered from Karimnagar (84) followed by Khammam (83), Cyberabad (69),
Anantapur (68) and Nellore (61).
7.9
G.Os
Reservation for Orphan / destitute children in Residential Institutions of Tribal

Welfare, Social Welfare, B.C. Welfare, Minorities welfare and A.P. Residential
Educational Institutional Society (G.O.Ms. No. 47, WD & CW Dept. dt: 31.08.2012).
Constitution of Child Welfare Committees Notification. (G.O.Ms. No. 9, Department

for Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens (JJ)).
Toll free child line: 1098

Teach a child about Good touch / Bad touch, so she/he can recognize bad touch
Recognize, Resist and Report
TABLE - 7.1
District wise Crime Against Children for 2012 and 2013, variation in 2013
over 2012
Murder
Sl.
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
Total
(a) Infanticide
(b) Other murder
%
%
%
Variation in
Variation
Variation in
2012 2013
2012 2013
2012 2013
2013 over
in 2013
2013 over
2012
over 2012
2012
7
7
0
6
0
4
5
6
1
4
5
1
1
0
6
3
3
0
2
6
7
2
5
2
3
1
1
1
4
3
0
0
0
96
2
9
5
12
1
6
1
3
0
5
4
1
1
2
1
6
1
10
0
4
3
8
1
0
2
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
1
95
-71.4
28.6
0.0
100.0
0.0
50.0
-80.0
-50.0
-100.0
25.0
-20.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-83.3
100.0
-66.7
0.0
-100.0
-33.3
-57.1
300.0
-80.0
-100.0
-33.3
0.0
100.0
0.0
-100.0
-33.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
-1.0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
10
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
-100.0
-50.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-20.0
5
5
0
6
0
4
5
6
1
4
5
1
1
0
5
1
3
0
2
6
6
2
5
2
3
1
0
1
4
2
0
0
0
86
2
8
5
12
1
6
1
3
0
4
3
1
0
0
1
6
1
9
0
4
3
8
0
0
2
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
1
87
-60.0
60.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
50.0
-80.0
-50.0
-100.0
0.0
-40.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
-80.0
500.0
-66.7
0.0
-100.0
-33.3
-50.0
300.0
-100.0
-100.0
-33.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.2
TABLE - 7.2
Rape
Sl.
No
UNITS
2012
Kidnapping / Abduction
%
Variation in
2013
2012
2013 over
2012
2013
Foeticide
%
%
Variation
Variation in
2012 2013
in 2013
2013 over
over 2012
2012
1 Hyderabad City
32
21
-34.4
25
16
-36.0
0.0
2 Cyberabad
25
45
80.0
24
69
187.5
0.0
3 Ranga Reddy
11
21
90.9
15
13
-13.3
0.0
4 Mahaboobnagar
45
70
55.6
55
35
-36.4
0.0
5 Nalgonda
35
53
51.4
54
70
29.6
0.0
6 Nizamabad
24
242.9
28.6
0.0
7 Medak
17
35
105.9
16
11
-31.3
0.0
8 Warangal-R
34
33
-2.9
43
45
4.7
0.0
9 Warangal-U
14
24
71.4
31
27
-12.9
0.0
10 Khammam
38
46
21.1
58
83
43.1
0.0
11 Karimnagar
22
33
50.0
75
84
12.0
0.0
12 Adilabad
19
21
10.5
20
-55.0
0.0
13 Kurnool
14
15
7.1
37
50
35.1
0.0
14 Kadapa
20
14
-30.0
32
32
0.0
0.0
15 Anantapur
15
114.3
34
68
100.0
0.0
16 Chittoor
13
-92.3
-100.0
0.0
17 Tirupathi-U
-71.4
0.0
0.0
18 Guntur-R
14
21
50.0
44
46
4.5
0.0
19 Guntur-U
18
23
27.8
22
24
9.1
0.0
20 Nellore
11
13
18.2
46
61
32.6
0.0
21 Prakasham
25
35
40.0
27
36
33.3
0.0
22 West Godavari
24
41
70.8
15
48
220.0
0.0
23 East Godavari
35
39
11.4
32
28
-12.5
0.0
24 Rajahmundry-U
10
150.0
-50.0
0.0
25 Krishna
42
49
16.7
44
35
-20.5
-100.0
26 Vijayawada City
37
28
-24.3
42
38
-9.5
0.0
27 VSP City
21
33
57.1
19
54
184.2
0.0
28 VSP Rural
50.0
12
140.0
0.0
29 Vizianagaram
18
13
-27.8
13
10
-23.1
0.0
30 Srikakulam
13
18
38.5
13
15
15.4
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
Total
1
629
0
805
-100.0
28.0
0
866
2
1041
0.0
20.2
0
1
0
7
0.0
600.0
TABLE - 7.3
Exposure and
Abandonment
Abetment of suicide
Sl.
No
UNITS
2012
Procuration of minor
girls
%
%
%
Variation in
Variation in
Variation in
2013
2012 2013
2012 2013
2013 over
2013 over
2013 over
2012
2012
2012
1 Hyderabad City
-50.0
-100.0
0.0
2 Cyberabad
-100.0
0.0
0.0
3 Ranga Reddy
-100.0
0.0
0.0
4 Mahaboobnagar
0.0
0.0
0.0
5 Nalgonda
0.0
-66.7
0.0
6 Nizamabad
0.0
400.0
100.0
7 Medak
0.0
11
-81.8
14
17
21.4
8 Warangal-R
-20.0
0.0
0.0
9 Warangal-U
0.0
-100.0
0.0
10 Khammam
-100.0
0.0
0.0
11 Karimnagar
0.0
0.0
0.0
12 Adilabad
-100.0
0.0
0.0
13 Kurnool
0.0
500.0
0.0
14 Kadapa
0.0
0.0
0.0
15 Anantapur
0.0
0.0
0.0
16 Chittoor
0.0
0.0
0.0
17 Tirupathi-U
-100.0
0.0
0.0
18 Guntur-R
-100.0
0.0
0.0
19 Guntur-U
0.0
-25.0
0.0
20 Nellore
0.0
50.0
-100.0
21 Prakasham
-100.0
0.0
0.0
22 West Godavari
0.0
0.0
-100.0
23 East Godavari
-50.0
0.0
0.0
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.0
0.0
0.0
25 Krishna
0.0
0.0
0.0
26 Vijayawada City
0.0
12
-50.0
-100.0
27 VSP City
0.0
0.0
0.0
28 VSP Rural
0.0
0.0
0.0
29 Vizianagaram
0.0
0.0
0.0
30 Srikakulam
0.0
0.0
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
0.0
0.0
24
15
-37.5
41
43
4.9
22
40
81.8
Total
TABLE - 7.4
Buying of girls for
prostitution
Sl.
No
UNITS
2012
Selling of girls for

prostitution
Child marriage restraint

Act -1929
%
%
Variation in
Variation in
2013
2012 2013
2012
2013 over
2013 over
2012
2012
%
Variation in
2013
2013 over
2012
1 Hyderabad City
0.0
0.0
-100.0
2 Cyberabad
0.0
0.0
0.0
3 Ranga Reddy
0.0
0.0
0.0
4 Mahaboobnagar
0.0
0.0
-100.0
5 Nalgonda
0.0
0.0
200.0
6 Nizamabad
0.0
0.0
0.0
7 Medak
0.0
0.0
-100.0
8 Warangal-R
0.0
0.0
-75.0
9 Warangal-U
0.0
0.0
-100.0
10 Khammam
-100.0
0.0
0.0
11 Karimnagar
0.0
0.0
-50.0
12 Adilabad
0.0
0.0
0.0
13 Kurnool
0.0
0.0
0.0
14 Kadapa
0.0
0.0
-100.0
15 Anantapur
0.0
0.0
0.0
16 Chittoor
0.0
0.0
0.0
17 Tirupathi-U
0.0
0.0
-100.0
18 Guntur-R
0.0
0.0
0.0
19 Guntur-U
0.0
0.0
-100.0
20 Nellore
0.0
-100.0
-100.0
21 Prakasham
0.0
0.0
-50.0
22 West Godavari
0.0
0.0
0.0
23 East Godavari
0.0
-100.0
-100.0
24 Rajahmundry-U
0.0
0.0
0.0
25 Krishna
0.0
0.0
0.0
26 Vijayawada City
0.0
0.0
-100.0
27 VSP City
0.0
0.0
0.0
28 VSP Rural
0.0
0.0
0.0
29 Vizianagaram
0.0
0.0
-100.0
30 Srikakulam
0.0
0.0
0.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
Total
0
1
0
0
0.0
0.0
0
3
0
2
0.0
-33.3
0
30
0
16
0.0
-47
TABLE - 7.5
Other crimes
Sl.
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
2012
2013
%
Variation in
2013 over
2012
22
76
1
0
0
12
0
20
6
15
94
22
5
0
0
1
1
1
0
33
87
7
0
0
66
134
0
9
15
3
0
0
3
633
11
19
6
0
0
11
0
1
2
89
4
1
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
55
57
17
0
9
81
111
3
2
17
32
1
0
0
556
-50.0
-75.0
500.0
0.0
0.0
-8.3
0.0
-95.0
-66.7
493.3
-95.7
-95.5
440.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
-100.0
-100.0
0.0
66.7
-34.5
142.9
0.0
0.0
22.7
-17.2
0.0
-77.8
13.3
966.7
0.0
0.0
-100.0
-12.2
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
Total
TOTAL
2012
2013
%
Variation
in 2013
over 2012
93
137
29
107
93
34
64
112
55
121
198
63
58
54
47
22
21
60
47
104
151
49
78
10
156
231
41
21
51
34
1
0
4
2346
52
156
46
125
130
65
66
87
53
226
126
33
99
48
88
7
11
84
50
137
135
115
69
22
171
184
92
24
40
70
6
0
3
2620
-44.1
13.9
58.6
16.8
39.8
91.2
3.1
-22.3
-3.6
86.8
-36.4
-47.6
70.7
-11.1
87.2
-68.2
-47.6
40.0
6.4
31.7
-10.6
134.7
-11.5
120.0
9.6
-20.3
124.4
14.3
-21.6
105.9
500.0
0.0
-25.0
11.7
CHAPTER8
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
8.1 Juvenile delinquency is one of the most serious problems of our times. It basically
means anti-social behaviour among children. The different forms of delinquent
behaviour include loitering, loafing, pick-pocketing, stealing, gambling, sexual
offences like eve teasing, etc. The rate of delinquency is rising very fast all over the
world and one of the main suspected reasons is the negligence of parents
8.2 Juvenile or child means male below the age of 16 years and female below
the age of 18 yrs were considered as juveniles in Juvenile Justice (CPC) Act
1986. The Act was amended in 2000 according to which, the age of juvenile
males and females was brought at par as below the age of 18 years. AP
Juvenile Justice (CPC) Rules-2006.
8.3 Causes of Juvenile Delinquency
Almost all research workers have accepted that families of delinquents are
characterized by discords, desertions and divorces. Such families have been
pointed out as one of the main causes of delinquency.
To those in sore need of a substitute for family love and group-belongingness,

the peer group or the gang presents itself as a kind of close knit unit that will
serve the purpose.
The immediate environments of a child also affect the trend he will adopt in
connection with his personality. It has been seen that more delinquents come
from slums and thickly populated areas.
Although schools and educational institutes are playing an increasingly important

role in the training and upbringing of future citizens, they are also contributing
towards many cases on juvenile delinquency. Delinquents are typically nonbookish and non-academic individuals who perceive studies as a burden. When
they fail in exams and get scolded by their family, they tend to indulge in
delinquent acts.
Poverty and democracy are also major contributing factors towards juvenile
delinquency. People indulge themselves in delinquent acts in order to meet and
satisfy the primary wants of their life. Democratic orders also increase
delinquency.
8.4
Effects
On the Families
The upheaval and trauma of having a family member who is a juvenile delinquent
can create instability for the other relatives. Not only does the family have to cope
with the needs of the child who is in trouble, but they may also have to raise large
amounts of money to pay for lawyers. In addition, the family has to face the ethical
issues of responsibility to the victims of the child's crime.
On the Community
There is a correlation between juvenile delinquency and drug use, gang involvement,
alcohol abuse, and sexual behavior. All of these issues challenge communities by
making neighborhoods unsafe.
On Society
Young people who commit serious crimes before they are 18 years old challenge the
future for everyone involved. They may be acting out to protest perceived abuses
that have been perpetrated against them. They may believe that there is no future for
them outside of a life of crime. They may be expressing anger or frustration directed
against another person or group or looking for approval from a gang. Whatever the
motive, juvenile delinquency affects too many individuals, families, and communities.
It is a serious problem that challenges the efforts of government agencies, politicians,
educators, faith communities, and nonprofit organizations alike.
8.5
Suggestions for the prevention of juvenile delinquency:
Accept the delinquent as a person in his own right, and give affection and security.
Watch for the signs of maladjustment; early treatment may prevent this
maladjustment from taking a delinquent trend.
Providing the child with a variety of experiences like music and dance, art and craft,
etc. can help divert him/her from delinquent tendencies.
Attempt to build-up a stable system of moral and social values.
Reject the delinquent behavior without rejecting the delinquent.
Encourage the child to talk about and admit the existence of anti-social tendencies.
Change the conditions of home, school and community that seem to give rise to
such behavior.
Give a potential delinquent some post of special responsibility, such as task of

preventing other children from committing delinquent acts.
Once a delinquent act has been detected, never pass it over. Make clear to the
child that he has done something wrong, but do not punish him harshly.
Minimize the chances of a childs going wrong by putting the smallest possible
number of temptations in his way.
8.6
Snapshots
During this year a total of 2201 crimes committed by juveniles as against 1500
cases in the year 2012, showing an increase of 46.73%.
Karimnagar accounted for the highest number of cases (198) followed by

Khammam (192), Visakhapatnam City (152), Hyderabad City (136) and Vijayawada
City (126). (Table No. 8.1 to 8.5).
8.7
G.Os issued by Govt. of AP, WD, CW & DW Dept:
G.O.Ms. No. 20 dt: 11.08.2006 WD & CW Dept. Juvenile Welfare, Correctional

Services and Welfare of Street Children Dept- Juvenile Justice (Care &
Protection of Children) Act, 2000 (Central Act 56 of 2000) Constitution of Child
Welfare Committees.
Vide G.O. Ms. No. 5 dt: 05.01.2010 Home Dept (PS&C Dept).
AP are designated as Child Welfare Officers
all the SHOs of
and all DCRB/ CCRB/ RCRB
Inspectors are designated as Special Juvenile Police Units as per Sec. 63

Juvenile Justice (CPC) Act.
G.O.Ms. No. 30 dt5: 05.01.2010 WD & CW Dept Child Welfare Committees

Under the Juvenile Justice ( care & Protection of Children) Act, 2000 the
Financial
authority to dispose off cases for the care, Protection, treatment,
development and rehabilitation of Children as well as to provide for their basic

needs and Protection of Human Rights, Sec.31(1).
G.O.Ms. No. 18, dt: 20.01.2012 Constitution of Juvenile Justice Boards.
G.O.Ms. No. 8, Department for Women, Children, disabled & Senior Citizen (JJ)
dt: 20.01201 Constitution of Juvenile Justice Boards Notification.
8.8
List of Children / Observation / Special & Girls Homes
Children Homes for Boys

S.
Home
Superintendent
Office Phone No.
Tirupathi
C.Yellappa (9951906351)
0877-2280424
Visakhapatnam
T.B.Surendranath (9866160895)
0891-2551965
Hyderabad
P.Kumaraswamy (9502746076)
040-24071244
Eluru
V.Sivaprasada Rao (9440697042)
08812-250310
Warangal
Y. Lawrence (9849673046)
0870-2440059
Kadapa
B.Devanna (9440780267)
08562-243212
No
Special Homes for Boys

1
Hyderabad
P.Manik Reddy (9948242803)
040-24071984
Tirupathi
V.Swathanthra Rao (9397918845)
0877-2280424
Visakhapatnam
D.Radhakrishnam Raju, (FAC) (9885144222)
0891-2797234
Visakhapatnam
K.N.Bhageerathi (FAC) (9441518051)
0891-2710890
Hyderabad
V.Mahalakshmi (FAC) 9949146371
040-24653977
Tirupathi
B.Nandagopal (9440951137)
0877-2250537
Observation Homes:
1
Hyderabad
K.Keshavulu (9440485042)
040-24526964
Nizamabad
A.Anand (9948858408)
08462-240190
Warangal
P.Ramadevi (9849221579)
0870-2421113
Kurnool
S.Kesavacharyulu (9394883143)
08518-235701
Anantapur
P.Venkataprasad (9490485315
08554-248211
Tirupathi
P.V.Rama Manohar (9989246160)
0877-2248880
Visakhapatnam
Azam Ali Khan (9866845294)
0891-2527699
Vijayawada
PVS Ravi Kumar(9849228609)
0866-2543033
Rajahmundry
J.Pamaiah (9441445360)
0883-2442319
S.
No.
Home
Superintendent
Office Phone No.
Child Guidance
Bureau,
Hyderabad.
M.Viswashanthi Vardhan (9247361677)
040-23340630
TABLE - 8.1
District wise Juvenile Delinquency for 2012 and 2013
Sl.
No
Murder
UNITS
Att. to
commit
Murder
Cul.
Homicide
Rape
i) Custodial
Rape
ii) Other
Rape
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
12
12
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
7 Medak
8 Warangal-R
11
11 Karimnagar
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
18 Guntur-R
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
21 Prakasham
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
10
10
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
67
24
25
0
4
58
0
2
53
98
0
52
0
98
1 Hyderabad City
2 Cyberabad
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
9 Warangal-U
10 Khammam
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
TABLE - 8.2
Sl.
No
UNITS
Kidnap &
Abdu
(i) Of
women &
girls
(ii) Of others
Dacoity
Preparation
& Assembly
forDacoity
Robbery
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1 Hyderabad City
2 Cyberabad
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
7 Medak
8 Warangal-R
9 Warangal-U
10 Khammam
11 Karimnagar
12
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
18 Guntur-R
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
21 Prakasham
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
50
0
46
0
26
0
35
0
24
0
11
0
3
0
2
0
1
0
1
2
20
0
20
TABLE - 8.3
Sl.
No
Burglary
Theft
(i) Auto Theft
UNITS
(ii) Other
Thefts
Riotings
Crl. Brof
Trust
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1 Hyderabad City
13
10
101
64
26
30
75
34
10
2 Cyberabad
13
28
25
12
16
16
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
16
21
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
12
14
21
15
13
7 Medak
11
11
8 Warangal-R
9 Warangal-U
14
10
10 Khammam
12
49
28
38
28
38
11 Karimnagar
21
19
28
37
24
37
12 Adilabad
12
13 Kurnool
12
18
12
18
14 Kadapa
36
20
14
22
20
15 Anantapur
11
11
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
22
36
13
18
23
18 Guntur-R
12
23
40
14
35
19 Guntur-U
25
42
15
20
27
20 Nellore
21
21
23
10
19
13
21 Prakasham
10
22
19
12
16
10
22 West Godavari
11
11
23 East Godavari
13
14
16
13
10
24 Rajahmundry-U
10
12
12
25 Krishna
14
18
18
12
12
26 Vijayawada City
16
69
18
11
51
27 VSP City
15
18
58
80
58
78
28 VSP Rural
23
16
29 Vizianagaram
10
30 Srikakulam
14
26
13
25
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
175
298
583
693
126
154
457
539
28
33
TABLE - 8.4
Sl.
No
Cheating
Counterfeit
Arson
Dowry
Deaths
Hurt
UNITS
Molestation
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1 Hyderabad City
25
32
2 Cyberabad
14
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
10
5 Nalgonda
18
6 Nizamabad
7 Medak
8 Warangal-R
30
9 Warangal-U
32
10 Khammam
17
23
11 Karimnagar
28
32
22
12 Adilabad
14
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
18 Guntur-R
20
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
21 Prakasham
18
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
10
25 Krishna
10
26 Vijayawada City
17
27 VSP City
16
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
15
30 Srikakulam
18
12
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
15
0
8
0
11
0
4
0
4
0
6
0
192
0
362
0
1
0
3
0
32
0
105
TABLE - 8.5
Sl.
No
UNITS
Sexual
Cruelty by
harass(Eve- Husband &
teasing)
Relative
Importation
of Girls
Causing
Death by
Negligence
Other IPC
crimes
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
Total
congnizable
IPC crimes
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
30
212
136
2 Cyberabad
24
19
16
82
111
3 Ranga Reddy
21
19
4 Mahaboobnagar
12
14
51
90
5 Nalgonda
26
52
6 Nizamabad
12
12
78
79
7 Medak
37
38
8 Warangal-R
12
11
34
69
9 Warangal-U
26
75
10 Khammam
12
25
92
192
11 Karimnagar
15
11
20
35
149
198
12 Adilabad
12
52
13 Kurnool
19
34
14 Kadapa
47
41
15 Anantapur
32
16 Chittoor
16
15
17 Tirupathi-U
30
51
18 Guntur-R
11
43
90
19 Guntur-U
43
79
20 Nellore
33
63
21 Prakasham
44
65
22 West Godavari
11
24
57
23 East Godavari
24
44
24 Rajahmundry-U
30
52
25 Krishna
50
58
26 Vijayawada City
12
53
124
27 VSP City
23
88
152
28 VSP Rural
35
13
29 Vizianagaram
19
44
49
30 Srikakulam
43
64
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
63
117
19
43
162
258
1500
2201
CRIME AGAINST SC/ST
9.1
Snapshots
There is an increase in the offences against SC/ST in A.P. in 2013 (2949) when
compared to 2012 (2866).
The total cases under different Acts to prevent atrocities against SC/ST were
highest in Kurnool district (225) followed by Nellore (196), Nalgonda (194),
Karimnagar (173) and Mahaboobnagar (164).
Mahaboobnagar district registered highest number of SC/ST Murders (8) followed

by Nalgonda, Guntur Rural (5 each) and Kurnool (4).
Under the head rape against SC/ST East Godavari topped with (12) cases followed
by West Godavari (11), Cyberabad, Khammam & Karimnagar (10 each) and
Vizianagaram (9).
With 104 cases under SC/ ST (POA) Act Hyderabad City topped the list followed by
Cyberabad (50), Nellore (44), Kurnool (42) and Karimnagar (48).
9.2
The farmers of the constitution took note of the fact that certain communities in the
country were suffering from extreme social, educational and economic backwardness
arising out of age-old practices of untouchability and certain others on account of the
primitive agricultural practices, lack of infrastructure facilities and geographical
isolation, and who need special consideration for safe guarding their interests and for
their accelerated social-economic development. These communities were notified as
scheduled castes and Scheduled tribes as per the provisions contained in clause 1 of
Article 341 and 342 of the constitution respectively.
9.3
The 1931 Census, for the first time systematically categorized certain castes as
depressed classes. Thereafter, the Government of India Act, 1935, for the first time,
provided for notification of socially disadvantaged castes as Scheduled Castes, and a
list of such castes was accordingly notified in the Government of India (Scheduled
Castes) Order, 1936. The elections to provincial assemblies in British administered
areas held in 1937 under the above Act, provided seats reserved exclusively for
Scheduled Caste candidates.
9.4
The Constitution of India, which came into effect on 26.1.1950, inter-alia, abolished
untouchability and provided several special safeguards for the Scheduled Castes, so
as to ensure that they are able to attain equality with the other social groups in the
shortest possible time. These safeguards enabled reservation in elections to the Lok
Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, and reservation in Government jobs.
Important provisions of the Constitution pertaining to the Scheduled Castes.
9.5
The Constitutional provisions for protection and development of the SCs Social
Safeguards:
Article 17, 23 24 and 25(2) (b) of the constitution enjoins the state to provide
social safeguards to Scheduled castes. Article 17 relates to abolition of
untouchability being practiced in society. The parliamentary enacted the protection
of Civil Rights Act, 1955 and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
(prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 to tackle the problem of untouchability, which is
being practiced against Scheduled Castes.
Article 23 prohibits traffic in human beings and begar and other similar forms of
forced labour and provides that any contravention of this provision shall be an
offence punishable in accordance with law. Although there is no specific mentions
about the SCs special significance for them. The Indian parliament enacted
Bounded Labour system (Abolition) Act, 1976 for identification, liberation and
rehabilitation of banded labourers.
Article 24 provides that no children below the age of 14 years shall be employed to
work in any factory or mine or engaged in any other hazardous employment. Even
in this article, there is no specific mention about the SCs but substantial portion of
child labour engaged in hazardous employment belong to SCs.
Article 25(2) (b) provides that Hindu religious institutions of a public character shall
be opened to all classes and sections of Hindus. The term Hindu includes persons
professing Sikh, Jain and Buddhist religion.
Article 38 provides that the state shall strive to promote the welfare of the people by
securing and protecting as effectively as it may a social order in which justice,
social, economic and political, shall prevail in all the institutions of national life.
Article 46 contains a very significant directive to the state. It says that the state
shall promote with special care the educational and economic interest of the
weaker sections of the people and in particular, of the Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes, and shall protect them from social justice and all forms of
exploitation. It is clear from these constitutional mandates that our constitution

makers have given an emphasis on eradication of all forms of social evils and
historical injustice with declared intent of bringing these neglected and
discriminated sections steps for setting up of special courts. The National
Commission for SCs and STs recommends that all the states/UTs where the cases
relating to the offences under the PCR Act are still pending for trail must set up
special courts without further delay.
9.6
Institutional Mechanisms existing which are responsible for ensuring effective

implementation of PCR Act and Rules, SC/ST Act and Rules.
9.6.1
Parliamentary committee on welfare of SCs/STs

The committee visits the states and reviews, among other things the implementation
on the provisions of PCR Act and Rules and SC/ST (POA) Act and Rules with the
Police and Home Department and Social Welfare Department.
9.6.2
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment is the nodal Ministry to oversee the
development and empowerment of the Scheduled Castes. Though the primary
responsibility
for
this
rests
with
various
Central
Ministries
and
State
Governments/Union Territory Administrations, the Ministry of SJ&E has been

assigned nodal responsibility in this regard, and also complements their efforts by
way of interventions like scholarships, hostels, concessional loans, etc. The Ministry
also monitors the efforts made by State Governments/ U.T. Administrations and
Central Ministries in development and empowerment of the Scheduled Castes.
9.6.3
National Commission for SCs, New Delhi

The commissions has constituted as per the provisions of the article 338 of the
constitution.
9.6.4
National Commission for STs, New Delhi

Created as per the article 338(A) of constitution with effect from 01.12.2004.
The national commission is a national level advisory body to advise the government
on broad policy issues and levels of development of Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes. The commission receives petitions from persons belongs to SC
and STs and conduct enquiries in the matters pertains to safe guards and specific
complaints with respect to deprivation of rights.
Clause (8) - The Commission shall, while investigating any matter referred to in subclause (a) or inquiring into any complaint referred to in sub-clause (b) of clause (5),
have all the powers of a civil court trying a suit and in particular in respect of the
following matters, namely:a.
Summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person from any part of India
and examining him on oath;
b.
Requiring the discovery and production of any documents;
c.
Receiving evidence on affidavits;
d.
Requisitioning any public record or copy thereof from any court or office;
e.
Issuing commissions for the examination of witnesses and documents;
f.
Any other matter which the President may by rule, determine;
Clause (9) - The Union and every State Government shall consult the Commission on all
major policy matters affecting Scheduled Castes.
9.6.5
State commission for SC/ST, Hyderabad.

The commission receives complaints regarding negligence by police and improper
investigation by the police and calls for the detailed enquiry reports from the PCR
Cell, CID, Hyderabad. The PCR Cell in-turn calls for reports from the Unit officers
and in important cases the CID itself conducts enquiry and submits reports to the
state commission.
9.6.6
State level Vigilance and Monitoring Committee

This committee is constituted under Rules 16 of SC/ST (POA) Act, 1995.
The State Government shall constitute high power vigilance and monitoring
committee of not more than 25 members consisting of the following:
a. Chief Minister / Administrator -Chairman (in case of a State under Presidents

Rule Governor -Chairman).
b. Home Minister, Finance Minister and Welfare Minister -Members (in case of a
State under the Presidents Rule Advisors -Members).
c. All elected Members of Parliament and Sate Legislative Assembly and Legislative
Council from the State belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Members.
d. Chief Secretary, the Home Secretary, the Director General of Police,
Director/Deputy Director National Commission for Scheduled Castes and the
Scheduled Tribes -Members.
e. The Secretary in-charge of the Welfare and Development of the Scheduled castes
and the Schedules Tribes -Convener.
The high power vigilance and monitoring committee shall meet at least twice in a
calendar year, in the month of January and July to review the implementation of the
provisions of the Act, relief and rehabilitation facilities provided to the victims and
other matter connected therewith, prosecution of cases under the act, role of different
officers/agencies responsible for implementing, the provisions of the Act and various
reports received .by the State Government.
9.7
Constitution of district level vigilance and monitoring committee:

9.7.1
In each district within the State, the District Magistrate shall set up a vigilance and
monitoring committee in his district to review the implementation of the provisions
of the Act, relief and rehabilitation facilities provided to the victims and other
matters connected therewith, prosecution of cases under the Act, role of different
officers/agencies responsible for implementing the provisions of the Act and
various reports received by the District Administration.
9.7.2
The district level vigilance and monitoring committee shall consist of the elected
Members of the Parliament and State Legislative Assembly and Legislative
Council, Superintendent of Police; three group A officers /Gazetted officers of the
State Government belonging to the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled tribes,
not more than non-official Members belonging to the Scheduled Castes and the
Scheduled tribes and not more than 3 members from the categories other than the
Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes having association with NonGovernment Organisations. The District Magistrate and District Social Welfare
Officer shall be Chairman and Member Secretary respectively.
9.7.3
The district level committee shall meet at least once in three months.
In several meetings conducted by these agencies, they have expressed serious

concerns on the following matters.
a.
Lack of sensitivity on part of Police in dealing with the atrocity cases of SC/STs
Non-registration of SC/ST cases at the Police Stations
b.
Negligence of investigation of cases under SC/ST (POA) Act by Police Officers
c.
Un due delays in completing investigation by the Police
d.
Un due delays in disposal of cases in the Courts
e.
Large number of acquittals of SC/ST Atrocity cases in the Court.
f.
Lack of training on the Acts and Rules and Govt. G.Os, Circulars pertaining to
the implementation of these acts for the police personnel of all ranks
g.
Lack of awareness for the General Public and also SCs.
h.
Poor performance of P.Ps and APPs in the prosecuting the cases in the Courts.
i.
Non-payment of TA, DA, Maintenance allowance to the victims and witnesses

who attend investigations at Police Stations and IOs and Courts failure to take
preventive measures and precautionary measures in Preventions of Atrocities
against SC/STs.
j.
Not following the guidelines and recommendations of Dr. Justice Punnaiah

Commission and also instructions issued by Govt. and also DGP prevention of
atrocities, registration, investigation and prosecution of cases.
9.8
Need for improving the performance of police in implementation of these Acts.
There is a need for proper sensitization for police personnel at all levels on the
constitutional provisions and provisions of SC/ST( POA) Act and Rules and to ensure
that they respond properly when the victims come to the police stations with
complaints of practice of untouchability against them and atrocities.
The SC/ST(POA)Act stipulates that the cases have to be investigated by SDPO and
investigation should be completed in 30 days. It is appalling to learn that cases
pertaining to previous years 2001 onwards are still pending with police under
investigation.
While special courts have being constituted for trail of SC/ST(APOA) Act cases it is
sad to know that old cases pertaining to 1994 on wards are still pending trail for
various reasons.
Still large no of complaints are received by the National Commissions for SC/STS
and State commission for SC/ST, AP, Hyderabad on allegations of (i) non registration
of cases in the Police stations (ii) partisan attitude on the part of the police personnel
by colluding with the accused and threatening the compliant victims to compromise
the matters and also booking false counter cases against the victims to pressurize
them for compromise.
Section 4 of SC/ST(POA) Act provides for punishment with imprisonment to a public

servant who willfully neglects his duties required to be performed by him under this
Act.
Hence there is a need for improving the performance of police personnel at all levels
in the effective implementations of PCR Act and Rules, 1955 and SC/ST (POA) Act,
1989.
9.9
Sl.
No.
1.
2.
3.
Summary of Circulars & G.Os

Circular reference
Meant for
Subject in brief
CID- PCR Cell was created in 1976 vide G.O. Ms. No. 1018 Home (Pol-D) Dept.
dated: 31.08.1976.
4075/C19/CID/03
dt:5.3.2012 of ADGP, CID,
Hyd.
5324/C19/CID/02 dt:27.7.05
of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
All Cs.P &

Ss.P
All Cs.P
4.
5324/C19/CID/02 dt:27.7.05
of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
All Cs.P
5.
5324/C19/CID/05 dt:3.8.05
of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
All Ss.P
6.
5324/C23/19/CID/02- 05 dt:
18.10.05 of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
7.
361/2/C-19/CID/PCR/05
dt:12.12.05 of ADGP, CID,
Hyd.
All
Ss.P/Ss.R
P,Cs.P &
D.Ss.P in
CID
All Cs.P &
Ss.P in
AP
8.
4075/C 19/CID/03 dt:26.4.06

of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
All Cs.P &

Ss.P in
AP
PCR Cell - Vigilance and Monitoring

Committee Meeting - Scrutiny of
DCS/FRs/FIRs.
Sending proposals to issue
appointment orders as I.Os in the
cases registered in SC/ST(POA) Act,
1980.
Appointment of Investigating Offices of
SCs/STs cases - Ss.P to appoint the
I.Os i.e., DSsP.
Cs.P have been requested to send
proposals to DGP to issue appointtment orders to ACsP as I.Os for
cases registered in SCs/STs(POA) Act
Unit Officers have been requested to
instruct the IOs to complete
investigation within 30 days in the
cases regd. in SCs/STs(POA) Act
Unit Officers have been requested to
take necessary measures and for
suitable instructions to all IOs in their
jurisdiction on various important
points.
PCR Cell - Guidelines to the IOs in the
cases booked under SCs/STs(POA)
Act and PCR Act
9.
2752/C19/CID/03 dt:13.6.06
of DG&IGP, Hyd
All Cs.P
PCR Cell - Investigation of cases by

A.Cs.P within 30 days
10.
3454/C19/CID/PCR/06
dt:15.7.06 of DGP, Hyd
All Cs.P &

Regional
Is.G.P
11.
3454/CI9/CID/06
dt: 31.8.06 of DGP,Hyd
12.
4847 /C 19/CID/01 dt:7.11.06

of ADGP,CID, Hyd.
13.
3482/CI9/CID/PCR/06 dt:
8.11.06 of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
14.
3489/CI9/CID/06 dt:29.11.06
of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
15.
4075/CI9/CID/03 dt:11.1.07
of ADGP, CID, Hyd.
All Cs.P,
Ss.P,
Ss.RP &
Regional
Is.G.P
All Cs.P,
Ss.P,
Ss.RP &
Regional
Is.G.P
All Cs.P,
Ss.P,
Ss.RP &
Regional
Is.G.P
All Cs.P,
Ss.P,
Ss.RP &
Regional
Is.G.P
All Cs.P,
Ss.P,
Ss.RP &
Regional
Is.G.P
PCR Cell- Serious observations of

High Court for inordinate delay in
investigation- Fixing up accountability
on the IOs.
PCR Cell - early finalization of cases
as stipulated vide Rule 7(2) of
SCs/STs(POA) Rule 1955
9.10
PCR Cell - Report of Dr Justice

K.Punnaiah, Common. of Enquiry for
eradication of untouchability etcFurther orders for compliance
PCR Cell - APLA - Committee on
Welfare of SCs-Meeting-Instructions
on important points
PCR Cell - Instructions for the

effective implementation of
SCs/STs(POA) Act 1989 and Rules
thereon
PCR Cell- Guidelines to the IOs in the
cases booked under POA Act 1989 &
PCR Act 1955
Address and Phone Numbers of National & State Commissions
National Commission for Scheduled Castes:

Floor IV, Lok Nayak, Bhavan, Khan Market, New Delhi-110003.
Phone: 011-24620308 Fax: 011-24694743.
State Office
Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh : 103, Tejaswi Apartment,
Dwarakapuri colony, Panjagutta, Hyderabad-500 082.
Telephone : (040) 23354907, (040)23350237, Fax: 040-23354907.
National Commission for Scheduled Tribes:

6th Floor, B Wing, Lok Nayak Bhawan, Khan Market, New Delhi- 110003.
Phone: 011-24657271, 011-24615012, 011-2464714, Fax: 011-24604689, 01124624191.
AP State Commission for Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribes:

M-6, Block, Housing Board Complex, M.J. Road, Hyderabad.
Phone: 040-24737063, 040-24737079, Fax: 040-24737067.
9.11
G.Os Pertaining to Police & Revenue Duties W.R.T SC/ST Offences

To ensure joint visits of villages by SIs
along with MRO and MDO
on the
recommendations of One Man Commission as per G.O. Ms. No. 105 Social Welfare
(POA) Department dt: 31.10.2001.
To conduct awareness campaign in the atrocity- prone villages.
Prompt action in providing the relief measures to the victims of SCs/STs or their
dependents in accordance with relief prescribed in G.O.Ms. No. 3, Social Welfare
(P1) Department, AP Hyderabad dt: 16.1.1996.
To ensure early finalization of false
caste certificate cases
by
District Level
Scrutiny Committee.
To conduct District Level Monitoring Committee meetings
atleast once in three
months as per Rule 17(3) of SCs/STs (POA) Act, 1989.
To celebrate the 30th of every month(28th February) in one village in each Mandal as
Civil Rights Day as per G.O.Ms. No. 128 SW (POA-1) Department, dt: 21.12.2001.
To organize Sanghika Samkshema Sadasulu
at Assembly
constituency Level
once in a year as per G.O. Ms. No. 88 Social Welfare (Coorn.i) Department dt:
16.11.2012.
9.12
List of SC/ST Special Courts In AP (23)

The Government have also constituted and established the following (23) Special
Sessions Courts to conduct trial of cases of atrocities on SCs/STs

1. G.O.Ms. No. 10 Social Welfare (Home) Dept. dtd: 7.2.1996.
1) Chittoor
2) Secunderabad
3) Guntur
2. G.O.Ms. No. 25 Social Welfare (POA)-1) Dept. dtd: 29.3.2003.
1) Nellore
2) Mahaboobnagar
3) Prakasham at Ongole
4) Kurnool
5) Medak at Sanga Reddy
3. G.O.Ms. No. 37 Social Welfare (PCR) Dept. dtd: 29.4.05
1) Kadapa
2) Karimangar
3) Krishna
4) Nizamabad
4. G.O.Ms. No. 39 Social Welfare (PCR) Dept. dtd: 1.6.2012
1) East Godavari
2) Anantapur
3) Khammam
4) Warangal
5) Nalgonda
5. G.O.Ms. No. 52 Finance (SMPC) Dept. dtd: 20.02.2013
1) Srikakulam
2) Vizianagaram
3) Visakhapatnam
4) West Godavari
5) Ranga Reddy
6) Adilabad
9.13
Mobile Courts
The Government have also sanctioned 22 Mobile Courts, to deal with the cases
registered under the provisions of PCR Act, 1955 and they are functioning in all districts
except Hyderabad District. Each Mobile Court is headed by First Class Judicial Magistrate.
9.14
Important Supreme Court Judgments:-
N.E. Horo Vs. Smt. Jahanara Jaipal Singh AIR 1972 SC 1840.
Principal, Guntur Medical College Vs. Y. Mohan Rao. 1976 (3) SCC 411 AIR 1976
Pg 1904.
Kumari Madhuri Patil Vs. Addl. Commissioner, Tribal Development AIR 1995 SC
94= 1994 SC (6) 241.
E. Tirupem Reddy Vs. Deputy Supdt. of Police, Nandyal and others. 2006 (2) Crimes
at Page 566.
Masumsha Masunsha Hasansha Musalman Vs State of Maharastra 2000 (3) SCC
at Page 557
-oOo-
TABLE - 9.1
District wise Offences Against SCs/STs for 2012 and 2013, variation
in 2013 over 2012
Murder
SL.
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
2012
2013
%
Variation in
2013 over
2012
0
2
1
7
4
5
5
3
0
1
1
1
6
0
1
2
0
5
0
3
2
0
4
0
3
1
1
3
1
2
0
0
0
0
64
1
3
3
8
5
2
1
0
0
0
3
1
4
2
2
2
1
5
2
3
3
0
2
0
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
58
0.0
50.0
200.0
14.3
25.0
-60.0
-80.0
-100.0
0.0
-100.0
200.0
0.0
-33.3
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
50.0
0.0
-50.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
-100.0
-100.0
-100.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-9.4
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
CID
TOTAL :
Rape
2012
2013
%
Variation in
2013 over
2012
3
4
5
14
8
5
4
9
1
8
3
15
2
1
6
3
0
3
1
1
2
10
8
3
3
2
4
2
6
5
0
0
1
0
142
3
10
4
8
8
5
8
3
3
10
10
7
2
3
4
3
0
4
3
5
1
11
12
0
1
0
4
2
9
2
0
0
0
0
145
0.0
150.0
-20.0
-42.9
0.0
0.0
100.0
-66.7
200.0
25.0
233.3
-53.3
0.0
200.0
-33.3
0.0
0.0
33.3
200.0
400.0
-50.0
10.0
50.0
-100.0
-66.7
-100.0
0.0
0.0
50.0
-60.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
2.1
TABLE - 9.2
Hurt
SL.
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
CID
TOTAL :
2012
2013
0
4
11
27
23
10
2
15
3
13
22
13
50
33
34
18
3
72
11
41
29
21
27
10
23
11
7
13
10
13
0
0
0
0
16
8
36
21
5
4
15
2
5
22
9
49
48
32
19
9
28
12
38
48
19
18
10
18
5
16
20
4
22
0
0
0
0
569
0
558
Arson
% Variation
in 2013
over 2012
0.0
300.0
-27.3
33.3
-8.7
-50.0
100.0
0.0
-33.3
-61.5
0.0
-30.8
-2.0
45.5
-5.9
5.6
200.0
-61.1
9.1
-7.3
65.5
-9.5
-33.3
0.0
-21.7
-54.5
128.6
53.8
-60.0
69.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-1.9
2012
2013
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
5
% Variation
in 2013
over 2012
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
-50.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-44.4
TABLE - 9.3
Other IPC
S No
SC/ST Act
2012
2013
%
Variation in
2013 over
2012
UNITS
2012
2013
% Variation
in 2013
over 2012
Hyderabad City
0.0
96
104
8.3
Cyberabad
32
47
46.9
61
50
-18.0
Ranga Reddy
21
34
61.9
13
-38.5
Mahaboobnagar
80
97
21.3
15
66.7
Nalgonda
91
131
44.0
26
29
11.5
Nizamabad
45
42
-6.7
-16.7
Medak
28
35
25.0
10
100.0
Warangal-R
18
21
16.7
16
-50.0
Warangal-U
32
23
-28.1
17
13
-23.5
10 Khammam
85
42
-50.6
-37.5
11 Karimnagar
119
99
-16.8
55
38
-30.9
12 Adilabad
64
56
-12.5
13
16
23.1
13 Kurnool
95
128
34.7
76
42
-44.7
14 Kadapa
23
29
26.1
10
42.9
15 Anantapur
49
62
26.5
18
15
-16.7
16 Chittoor
25
40
60.0
-25.0
17 Tirupathi-U
32
31
-3.1
13
-38.5
18 Guntur-R
69
86
24.6
12
-25.0
19 Guntur-U
31
27
-12.9
50.0
20 Nellore
98
105
7.1
45
44
-2.2
21 Prakasham
29
62
113.8
12
300.0
22 West Godavari
80
93
16.3
20
14
-30.0
23 East Godavari
117
99
-15.4
36
20
-44.4
24 Rajahmundry-U
10
27
170.0
-50.0
25 Krishna
47
47
0.0
11
-63.6
26 Vijayawada City
31
30
-3.2
31
-80.6
27 VSP City
27
350.0
12
140.0
28 VSP Rural
12
21
75.0
13
225.0
29 Vizianagaram
31
51
64.5
26
20
-23.1
30 Srikakulam
18
19
5.6
13
25
92.3
31 R.P.Vijayawada
0.0
0.0
32 R.P.Guntakal
0.0
0.0
33 R.P.Sec-bad
0.0
-100.0
0
1418
0
1612
0.0
13.7
0
661
0
569
0.0
-13.9
34 CID
TOTAL :
TABLE -9.4
P.C.R. Act
SL.
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
2012
2013
% Variation
in 2013
over 2012
2012
2013
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-33.3
99
103
51
137
152
71
44
61
53
115
204
106
229
64
108
52
49
161
50
190
65
132
192
27
87
78
23
35
74
51
0
0
3
0
2866
109
126
57
164
194
59
58
47
41
62
173
89
225
92
115
68
50
132
54
196
126
137
153
39
73
43
59
56
84
68
0
0
0
0
2949
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
CID
TOTAL :
Total cases of SCs/STs
% Variation
in 2013
RANK
over 2012
10.1
22.3
11.8
19.7
27.6
-16.9
31.8
-23.0
-22.6
-46.1
-15.2
-16.0
-1.7
43.8
6.5
30.8
2.0
-18.0
8.0
3.2
93.8
3.8
-20.3
44.4
-16.1
-44.9
156.5
60.0
13.5
33.3
0.0
0.0
-100.0
0.0
2.9
12
9
23
5
3
20
22
27
29
19
4
14
1
13
11
17
26
8
25
2
9
7
6
30
16
28
20
24
15
17
31
31
31
31
C H A P T E R 10
FACTION CRIME
10.1
Faction is a long standing revenge-driven rivalry that exists between two groups,
families or castes in a village or highest resulting in violence between both the
groups. This phenomenon is peculiar to the three districts of Rayalaseema (Kurnool,
Kadapa and Anantapur) and some districts of Circar (Guntur, Nellore and
Prakasham). After the real-estate boom in AP in 2005 / 2006 / 2007 factious crime
has come down drastically in the state.
10.2
Faction divides the village into two or more highly actively violent groups that pose
continued threat to lives and property of all members of the group. Factious rivalries
reach their peak during elections. Factious crime is a major obstacle to the progress
and development of these districts. The factionists use hunting sickles and country
made bombs to kill their opponents. To scuttle their opponents economic resources,
they cut off fruit gardens, burn hay stocks, attack their properties etc.
10.3
During the year 2013, Nil cases of faction murders were registered in the State, when
compared with previous year 3 cases were registered.
10.4
Nil cases of faction Riotings were registered in the year 2013

respectively. (Table -10).
and in 2012
Table -10
Faction Crime
Murders
Sl.NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Riotings
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL
2012
2013
2012
2013
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
C H A P T E R 11
EXTREMIST OFFENCES
The overall extremist activity has decreased in the State. However the most active
extremist groups in A.P. are, the CPI(Maoist) and Janashakti.
The others are Praja
Prathighatana and Praja Pandha whose violent profile has reduced.

11.1
30 cases of extremist offences were registered in the State during the year 2013,
compared to 43 cases in previous year, showing a decrease of 30.23%.
11.2
9 extremist Murders were registered in 2013 as against (12 cases) in 2012.

Khammam district registered highest number of extremist murders (5) followed by
Visakhapatnam Rural (4).
11.3
During the year 2013, 3 cases of arson, 1 case of blasting, 4 cases of famine riots
and 13 other offences were registered as against 9 cases of arson, 4 cases of
blasting, Nil famine riots and 13 other offences in 2012. (Table 11.1 and 11.2).
Inter-state Border Districts to Khammam: Danthewada & Bijapur districts of

Chathishgarh, Malkangiri dist of Orissa State.
Inter-state Border Districts to East Godavari: Malkangiri of Orissa.
Inter-state Border Districts to Visakhapatnam: Koraput dist. & Malkangiri dist of

Orissa State.
Inter-state Border Districts to Vizianagaram: Rayagadh and

Orissa
Inter-state Border Districts to Srikakulam: Ganjam dist & Gajapathi dist of Orissa
State.
Koraput
dists of
Table-11.1
EXTREMIST OFFENCES
Murders
Sl.NO
Riotings
Arson
UNITS
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10
Khammam
11
Karimnagar
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
15
Anantapur
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
20
Nellore
21
Prakasham
22
West Godavari
23
East Godavari
24
Rajahmundry-U
25
Krishna
26
Vijayawada City
27
VSP City
28
VSP Rural
29
Vizianagaram
30
Srikakulam
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
Total
0
12
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
3
Table-11.2
EXTREMIST OFFENCES
Blasting
Sl.NO
Famine Raids
Other Offences
Total
UNITS
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10
Khammam
18
11
11
Karimnagar
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
15
Anantapur
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
20
Nellore
21
Prakasham
22
West Godavari
23
East Godavari
24
Rajahmundry-U
25
Krishna
26
Vijayawada City
27
VSP City
28
VSP Rural
16
17
29
Vizianagaram
30
Srikakulam
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
Total
18
13
43
30
C H A P T E R 12
GRAVE CRIMES
12.1
The image of the police depends to a large extent on the detection and conviction of
the grave crimes. In order to achieve excellent results in investigation and detection
of grave crimes, the I.O. must focus on collection of scientific evidence and
substantiate the links between the offenders, the victims and the scene of offence.
12.2
As per 52 (6) of APPM, the following heads comes under grave crimes.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Dacoity
High way / House / Train Robbery
Robbery over Rs. 1000/Murder.
All terrorist offences and those affecting security.
Culpable Homicide not amounting to murder.
Rape
House breaking and theft over Rs. 50,000/Any disturbance, riot or affray of a specially grave nature.
10. Theft over Rs. 1,00,000/11. Cases of counterfeit coins and currency notes.
12. Organized crime of any description including kidnapping/ abduction for ransom.
13. Cases of manufacture or use of bombs or explosives or arms and ammunition
whether political or not.
14. Assault on Police Officers, magistrates or Judicial Officers.
15. Offences under sections 400 & 401 of the Indian Penal Code.
16. Conspiracy cases.
17. Serious road accidents.
18. Professional poisoning and drug trafficking, death or injury by noxious gases,
serious cases are arising due to food poisoning or consumption of adulterated liquor
or spurious drugs.
19. Offences resulting in grievous hurt and serious mischief or arson committed on
members of SCs & STs on caste consideration.
20. Attempted suicide or death in suspicious circumstances by young married women
during the first 7 years of their marriage, trafficking in women and children.
21. Cases of misappropriation involving property of value of Rs.2 Lakhs or more of
Government Department or undertakings or financial institutions banking or nonbanking.
22. Major organized financial crimes affecting public and involving public money of over
Rs.5 lakhs.
23. They shall investigate important cases of lesser gravity, which may occur near their
halting places.
12.3
Grave Crime investigation is one of the primary duties of the Sub-Divisional Police
Officer (SDPO). The SDPO shall send Grave Crime Report (GCR) within 7 days of
occurrence of grave crime to the superior officers i.e. S.P, DIG ( Range), IGP
(Region).
TABLE - 12.1
District wise Grave Crime for 2012 and 2013, variation in 2013 over 2012
Sl.
No
Dacoity
UNITS
High way /
House /
Train
Robbery
Robbery
over Rs.
1000/-
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
12
30
29
54
2 Cyberabad
14
13
83
69
3 Ranga Reddy
10
4 Mahaboobnagar
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
Culpable
Homicide
not
amounting
to murder.
2012
2013
46
96
102
76
87
173
143
16
11
12
60
73
10
13
16
18
154
163
14
29
13
12
24
18
24
81
80
11
14
13
18
100
91
12
12
7 Medak
15
11
17
14
95
100
8 Warangal-R
21
22
17
74
48
10
9 Warangal-U
15
12
14
18
38
19
10 Khammam
14
14
16
119
93
10
11 Karimnagar
18
13
19
11
115
83
11
12 Adilabad
12
10
11
14
69
89
14
13
13 Kurnool
11
16
25
16
24
109
122
14 Kadapa
110
85
15 Anantapur
14
18
18
165
147
16 Chittoor
10
11
79
65
17 Tirupathi-U
12
11
12
13
31
21
18 Guntur-R
18
19
86
106
19 Guntur-U
16
20
16
16
47
41
20 Nellore
36
28
36
39
88
87
21 Prakasham
21
22
25
25
104
68
52
11
49
16
77
15
12
65
62
22 West Godavari
2012 2013 2012 2013
Murder
All terrorist
offences
and those
affecting
security.
79
2012 2013 2012 2013
23 East Godavari
13
24 Rajahmundry-U
12
18
11
25 Krishna
15
17
71
48
26 Vijayawada City
50
15
42
45
34
25
27 VSP City
14
15
16
20
21
39
25
28 VSP Rural
63
42
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
2
1
0
1
2
3
4
7
4
6
6
6
40
33
28
34
0
0
0
0
7
1
2
1
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
128
0
118
0
529
0
456
0
568
0
612
3
2442
5
2188
0
0
0
0
0
155
0
165
TABLE - 12.2
Sl.
No
Any
disturbance,
House breaking
riot or affray Theft over Rs.
and theft over
1,00,000/of a
Rs. 50,000/specially
grave nature
Rape
UNITS
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012 2013
1 Hyderabad City
72
95
138
124
2 Cyberabad
75
131
150
189
3 Ranga Reddy
26
37
13
4 Mahaboobnagar
56
113
5 Nalgonda
51
6 Nizamabad
Cases of
counterfeit
coins and
currency
notes
Organized
crime of any
description
including
kidnapping/
abduction
for ransom.
2012
2013
2012 2013 2012 2013
143
181
25
44
208
260
12
25
31
33
18
33
77
65
56
40
47
33
44
41
42
14
20
7 Medak
25
61
39
36
12
16
8 Warangal-R
54
52
78
39
14
9 Warangal-U
30
36
58
49
22
14
10 Khammam
77
95
53
91
11
27
30
11 Karimnagar
38
55
33
47
16
21
12 Adilabad
87
60
29
32
28
19
13 Kurnool
21
24
36
32
37
32
14 Kadapa
26
21
44
75
38
78
15 Anantapur
18
28
25
28
38
30
16 Chittoor
27
30
25
22
21
25
17 Tirupathi-U
11
10
35
28
24
27
18 Guntur-R
22
37
27
30
19
15
23
11
19 Guntur-U
24
28
41
22
40
32
20 Nellore
23
26
65
50
48
50
21 Prakasham
35
38
52
37
42
45
22 West Godavari
122
117
73
101
32
41
13
23 East Godavari
67
72
61
49
33
26
16
24 Rajahmundry-U
13
14
22
32
10
13
25 Krishna
66
58
53
39
32
23
12
26 Vijayawada City
47
46
22
57
38
48
27 VSP City
50
67
30
42
17
30
28 VSP Rural
26
32
18
19
29 Vizianagaram
42
38
22
22
30 Srikakulam
37
37
12
21
11
31 R.P.Vijayawada
37
32 R.P.Guntakal
19
20
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
2
1304
0
1579
0
1391
0
1469
0
2
0
18
36
1091
39
1294
2
183
0
168
0
6
0
9
TABLE - 12.3
Sl.
No
UNITS
Cases of
manufacture
or use of
Assault on
Offences under
bombs or
Police Officers, sections 400 &
Conspiracy Serious road
explosives or magistrates or
401 of the
cases
accidents.
arms and
Judicial
Indian Penal
ammunition
Officers.
Code.
whether
political or not.
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
2 Cyberabad
3 Ranga Reddy
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
7
13
2
1
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
5
6
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
7
18
12
17
2
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8 Warangal-R
9 Warangal-U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
5
0
0
0
0
10
11
12
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
0
0
0
26
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
5
2
17
11
4
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
14 Kadapa
15
11
15
16
17
18
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
20
4
7
10
9
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
1
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
8
5
3
0
0
8
0
21 Prakasham
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
11
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
19
21
10
7
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
2
0
0
0
13
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
7
1
3
0
0
0
0
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
0
2
19
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
4
0
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
0
8
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
6
6
0
0
0
0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
0
0
24
0
0
0
17
0
0
0
52
0
0
0
56
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
3
0
1
255
0
0
0
181
4
0
6
12
0
0
7
22
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
2012 2013 2012 2013
Professional
poisoning and drug
trafficking, death or
injury by noxious
gases, serious cases
arising due to food
poisoning or
consumption of
adulterated liquor or
spurious drugs.
TABLE - 12.4
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No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
Attempted suicide
Cases of
Offences
or death in
misappropriation
resulting in
suspicious
involving property of
grevious hurt and circumstances by value of Rs. 2 Lakhs
serious mischief
young married
or more of
or arson
women during the
Government
committed on first 7 years of their
Department or
members of SCs
marriage,
undertakings or
& STs on caste
trafficking in
financial institutions
consideration.
women and
banking or nonchildren.
banking.
Major organized
They shall
financial crimes
investigate
affecting public important cases of
and involving
lesser gravity,
public money of which may occur
over Rs. 5 lakhs near their halting
value.
places.
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
12
4
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
18
38
16
27
20
21
20
0
9
14
46
7
15
13
19
30
19
19
9
9
16
19
16
3
16
34
11
3
3
2
0
0
0
492
30
43
14
33
27
17
25
0
16
13
39
12
16
8
23
11
7
17
7
8
1
16
15
3
12
11
8
7
10
3
0
0
0
452
1
0
0
4
5
5
0
0
0
2
12
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
2
5
0
0
0
4
0
10
1
11
1
2
0
0
0
69
0
0
3
0
8
2
0
2
0
7
13
38
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
7
0
3
0
0
1
7
1
5
5
0
0
0
0
104
4
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
10
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
17
0
0
1
0
9
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
68
0
0
0
0
4
1
2
0
0
0
6
0
4
0
1
0
0
8
12
5
6
0
0
1
6
4
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
64
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SPECIAL & LOCAL LAWS
13.1 During this year a total of 7695101 cases were registered under Special and Local
Laws as against 6859030 cases in the year 2012, showing an increase of 12.2%.
13.2 Hyderabad City accounted for the highest number of cases (3430017) followed by
Cyberabad (813473).
Cyberabad, Medak, Warangal Urban, Adilabad, Kurnool,
Kadapa, Anantapur, Guntur Rural, West Godavari, Krishna and VSP City districts
exhibited a drastic reduction of cases, indicating poor enforcement in these districts in
2013.
Hyderabad City, Ranga Reddy, Warangal Rural, Nellore, Prakasham and
Vizianagaram districts showed a noticeable increase in cases in 2013, indicating

better enforcement work during 2013.
The district wise and Head Wise incidence of Cognizable Crime under Special
and Local Laws is given in Table No. 13.1 to 13.4.
13.3 Most common Special & Local Laws:

1.
M.V. Act
2.
Gaming Act
3.
Explosive Substances Act
4.
Copy Right Act
5.
Indian Arms Act
6.
Excise & Prohibition Act
7.
Indian Passport Act
8.
D.P. Act.
9.
PCR Act
10.
SC & ST Act.
11.
ITP Act
12.
NDPS Act
TABLE - 13.1
Incidence of Special & Local Laws for the years 2012 and 2013
Sl.
No
Arms Act
UNITS
Gaming Act
NDPS Act
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
2 Cyberabad
104
92
221
300
30
53
15
14
141
246
19
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
188
98
67
77
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
949
642
4652
6252
10
7 Medak
8 Warangal-R
120
132
53
39
21
11
742
796
36
34
9 Warangal-U
10 Khammam
1049
984
15
2295
1920
16
40
11 Karimnagar
12 Adilabad
10
710
563
10
2080
981
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
22
7256
3095
15
13
11
10
3546
1752
15 Anantapur
16 Chittoor
15
11199
8905
17
15
306
408
17 Tirupathi-U
18 Guntur-R
532
429
6016
5525
10
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
2935
1762
13
2386
2317
21 Prakasham
22 West Godavari
4974
4342
13
9962
10180
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
15
4207
2946
21
20
2172
1503
25 Krishna
26 Vijayawada City
10207
9046
25
24
3124
2783
32
31
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
1787
2000
13
25
1590
952
118
129
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
2465
2867
109
107
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
42
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL
15
3
308
0
280
0
87988
0
73911
0
461
0
553
Sl.
No
UNITS
Explosive Substance
Act
Excise & Prohibition

Act
ITP Act
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
115
81
324
311
2 Cyberabad
13
10
27
98
167
334
3 Ranga Reddy
84
160
4 Mahaboobnagar
233
358
5 Nalgonda
439
1869
6 Nizamabad
13
10
440
705
7 Medak
585
767
8 Warangal-R
30
15
680
3129
9 Warangal-U
12
23
354
1541
10 Khammam
10
11
95
1100
11 Karimnagar
25
15
15
10
648
12 Adilabad
309
374
13 Kurnool
11
11
1286
737
14 Kadapa
12
923
455
15 Anantapur
12
10
12
11
1352
468
16 Chittoor
180
312
17 Tirupathi-U
43
53
18 Guntur-R
57
225
19 Guntur-U
29
22
69
101
20 Nellore
17
10
15
46
53
21 Prakasham
14
18
228
365
22 West Godavari
16
27
57
38
23 East Godavari
13
39
29
248
410
24 Rajahmundry-U
14
155
152
25 Krishna
16
12
121
99
26 Vijayawada City
19
34
63
319
27 VSP City
11
27
50
90
28 VSP Rural
14
43
333
29 Vizianagaram
55
100
30 Srikakulam
94
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
11
34 CID
TOTAL
0
206
214
0
440
489
0
9304
15063
Sl.
No
Copy Right Act
Indian Passport Act
UNITS
Antiquity& Treasure
Trove Act
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
62
67
15
15
2 Cyberabad
23
33
46
19
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
14
5 Nalgonda
33
16
6 Nizamabad
10
27
7 Medak
13
8 Warangal-R
12
9 Warangal-U
19
18
10 Khammam
11
11 Karimnagar
18
15
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
28
14 Kadapa
25
23
15 Anantapur
15
16 Chittoor
24
11
17 Tirupathi-U
15
18 Guntur-R
12
16
19 Guntur-U
34
30
20 Nellore
18
11
21 Prakasham
21
13
22 West Godavari
11
13
23 East Godavari
20
15
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
18
16
26 Vijayawada City
10
13
27 VSP City
12
12
28 VSP Rural
10
30
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
TOTAL
2
453
0
487
1
82
0
42
35
0
21
TABLE - 13.4
M.V Act
Sl.
No
Other SLL Cases
TOTAL
UNITS
Varition in
2013 over
2012
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
1 Hyderabad City
2172150
3428277
1907
811
2174935
3430017
57.7
2 Cyberabad
898253
812547
906
152
899597
813473
-9.6
3 Ranga Reddy
27335
33787
30
27623
34090
23.4
4 Mahaboobnagar
63595
71479
252
509
64163
72462
12.9
5 Nalgonda
184833
198414
126
186281
201097
8.0
6 Nizamabad
172238
196304
14
28
177383
203335
14.6
7 Medak
141339
116574
68
210
142176
117749
-17.2
8 Warangal-R
34183
89521
20
33
35727
93548
161.8
9 Warangal-U
127990
95422
574
286
130038
98265
-24.4
10 Khammam
174886
170179
36
26
177357
173290
-2.3
11 Karimnagar
103854
114945
177
138
105468
115708
9.7
12 Adilabad
135978
82320
319
340
138706
84034
-39.4
13 Kurnool
172431
127258
183
63
181216
131217
-27.6
14 Kadapa
102882
94511
50
325
107458
97098
-9.6
15 Anantapur
176111
150520
43
484
188769
160433
-15.0
16 Chittoor
59626
60029
393
136
60544
60933
0.6
17 Tirupathi-U
55080
64901
10
55688
65420
17.5
18 Guntur-R
133206
108386
773
186
140086
114370
-18.4
19 Guntur-U
161120
152983
54
46
164252
154954
-5.7
20 Nellore
56186
85748
224
87
58916
88248
49.8
21 Prakasham
53165
82235
832
28
59254
87023
46.9
22 West Godavari
78665
67812
101
132
88826
78213
-11.9
23 East Godavari
97974
107523
140
415
102668
111379
8.5
24 Rajahmundry-U
79788
74947
30
11
82166
76626
-6.7
25 Krishna
116663
87560
16
26
127044
96777
-23.8
26 Vijayawada City
241504
226365
43
45
244820
229616
-6.2
27 VSP City
722287
468559
214
208
724344
470958
-35.0
28 VSP Rural
73789
69695
17
15
75580
71170
-5.8
29 Vizianagaram
92585
120767
77
59
95198
123803
30.0
30 Srikakulam
42491
39456
37
15
42658
39687
-7.0
31 R.P.Vijayawada
16
47
193.8
32 R.P.Guntakal
19
19
-57.9
33 R.P.Sec-bad
34 CID
30
32
47
53
0.0
0.0
6752187
7599024
7566
5017
6859030
7695101
12.2
TOTAL
C H A P T E R 14
CYBER CRIME
14.1
674 case were registered in 2013 as against 490 in 2012. Highest number of cases
reported from Visakhapatnam City (175) followed by Hyderabad City (167),
Cyberabad (109), Srikakulam (32) and Khammam (29).
14.2
Cyber crime, computer crime, e-crime, hi-tech crime or electronic crime generally
refers to criminal activity where in a computer is a tool or a target, or both. Thus the
term cyber crime is used to include criminal activity in which the computer or Internet
is a necessary part of the crime. These terms are also sometimes used to include
traditional crimes, such as fraud, theft, blackmail, forgery, and embezzlement in
which computers or networks are used to facilitate the illicit activity.
14.3
Computer as a tool: When the individual or the computer user is the main target of
Cyber crime, the computer can be considered as the tool rather than the target.
These crimes generally involve less technical expertise as the damage done
manifests itself in the real world. Human weaknesses are generally exploited. The
damage dealt is largely psychological and intangible, making legal action against the
variants more difficult. These are the crimes which have existed for centuries in the
offline. Scams, theft, and the likes have existed even before the development in hightech equipment. The same criminal has simply been given a tool which increases his
potential pool of victims and makes him all the harder to trace and apprehend.
14.4
Computer as a target: In these cyber offences the computer is itself the target.
These crimes are committed by a selected group of criminals. Unlike crimes using
the computer as a tool, these crimes requires the technical knowledge of the
perpetrators. These crimes are relatively new, having been in existence for only as
long as computers have - which explain show unprepared society and the world in
general are towards combating these crimes. There are numerous crimes of this
nature committed daily on the internet.
14.5
Cyber crimes can be basically divided into 3 major categories:

14.5.1 Cyber Crimes against persons include a. Cyber Pornography /
obscenity, b. Defamation and c. Cyber stalking
a. Cyber Pornography: Cyber Pornography is publishing/ transmitting/ distributing of
textual or pictorial information, which is obscene, lascivious in nature in electronic
form. This can be by hosting a profile on a website, giving an e-mail, through
chat, SMS, MMS etc. Pornography or porn is the explicit depiction of sexual
subject matter with the sole intention of sexually exciting the viewer. It is to a
certain extent similar to erotica, which is the use of sexually arousing imagery.
b. Cyber Defamation: Defamation is an act of imputing any person with intent to
lower the person in the estimation of the right-thinking members of society
generally do or to cause him to be shunned or avoided or to expose him to
hatred, contempt or ridicule. Cyber defamation is not different from conventional
defamation except the involvement of a virtual medium. In precise this is any
derogatory statement, which is designed to injure a person's business or
reputation. Hosting defamatory message; sending anonymous messages to
defame others etc come under this category.
c. Cyber stalking: Although there is no universally accepted definition of cyber
stalking, the term generally is defined as the use of information and
communications technology, particularly the Internet, by an individual or group of
individuals, to harass another individual, group of individuals, or organization. The
behavior includes false accusations, monitoring, the transmission of threats,
identity theft, damage to data or equipment, the solicitation of minors for sexual
purposes, and gathering information for harassment purposes. The harassment
must be such that a reasonable person, in possession of the same information,
would regard it as sufficient to cause another reasonable person distress. Further
it involves harassing or threatening behavior that an individual engages in
repeatedly, such as following a person, appearing at a person's home or highest
of business, making harassing phone calls, leaving written messages or objects,
or vandalizing a person's property.
14.5.2 Cyber Crimes against technology include A. Hacking, B. Denial of
Service Attack C.Virus and worm attacks etc.
A. Computer Hacking: Computer Hacking is the practice of modifying computer
hardware and software to accomplish a goal outside of the creators original
purpose.
B. Denial of Service Attack: denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) or distributed
denial-of-service attack (DDoSattack) is an attempt to make a computer
resource unavailable to its intended users. Although the means to carry out,
motives for, and targets of a DoS attack may vary, it generally consists of the
concerted, malevolent efforts of a person or persons to prevent an Internet
site or service from functioning efficiently or at all, temporarily or indefinitely.

Perpetrators of DoS attacks typically target sites or services hosted on highprofile web servers such as banks, credit card payment gateways, and even
DNS root servers.
C. Computer Virus and worm Attacks: A computer worm is a self-replicating
computer program. It uses a network to send copies of itself to other nodes
(computer terminals on the network) and it may do so without any user
intervention. Unlike a virus, it does not need to attach itself to an existing
program. Worms almost always cause harm to the network, if only by
consuming bandwidth, whereas viruses almost always corrupt or modify files
on a targeted computer
14.5.3 Cyber Crimes against property include A. Piracy, B. Phishing C. Nigerian Frauds
A. Computer Piracy: Any infringement of IPR (copyrights, trademark, patent, trade

secret) is piracy. It refers to practices done without the permission of the right
holder. Computer piracy is basically the unauthorized duplication and distribution
of the copyrighted computer software, which is also known as "warez" and the
pirates who are the people who collect and play with the copied material. In the
article the issues of piracy are viewed through topics like sharing, business, and
the legal technicaliy.Thus computer piracy include; Software Piracy, media piracy.
Software piracy is the unauthorized duplication, distribution or use of computer
software-- for example, making more copies of software than the license allows,
or installing software licensed for one computer onto multiple computers or a
server. Copying software is an act of copyright infringement, and is subject to civil
and criminal penalties. It's illegal whether you use the copied software yourself,
give it away, or sell it. Downloading movies and songs from the Internet. Indulging
in deep linking.
B. Phishing: Phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire
sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by
masquerading as a trustworthy entity. This is done by using spoof e-mails and
directing people to fake websites to fool them into divulging personal / financial
details so criminals can access their accounts.
C. Nigerian Fraud: This fraud is a worldwide Scam running since the early 1980's
under Successive Governments of Nigeria involving Billions US$. It is also
referred to as "Advance Fee Fraud","419 Fraud" (Four-One-Nine) after the

relevant section of the Criminal Code of Nigeria.
i. The Scam operates as follows: The target receives an unsolicited fax, email, or
letter often concerning Nigeria or another African nation containing either a
money laundering or other illegal proposal OR you may receive a Legal and
Legitimate business proposal by normal means. Common variations on the
Scam include "over invoiced" or "double invoiced" oil or other supply and
service contracts where your Bad Guys want to get the overage out of Nigeria;
crude oil and other commodity deals; a "bequest" left you in a will; "money
cleaning" where your Bad Guy has a lot of currency that needs to be
"chemically cleaned" before it can be used and he needs the cost of the
chemicals; "spoof banks" where there is supposedly money in your name
already on deposit; "paying" for a purchase with a check larger than the amount
required and asking for change to be advanced; fake lottery 419; and ordering
items and commodities off "trading" sites on the web and then cheating the
seller. The variations of Advance Fee Fraud (419) are very creative and virtually
endless.
ii. At some point, the victim is asked to pay up front an Advance Fee of some sort,
be it an "Advance Fee", "Transfer Tax", "Performance Bond", Insurance Fee
or to extend credit, grant COD privileges, send back "change" on an overage
cashier's check or money order, etc. If the victim pays the Fee, there are often
many "Complications" which require still more advance payments until the
victim either quits, runs out of money, or both. If the victim extends credit on a
given transaction etc. he may also pay such fees ("nerfund" etc.), and also
stiffed for the Goods or Service with NO Effective Recourse.The Nigerian Scam
is, according to published reports, the Third to Fifth largest industry in Nigeria.
Victims have little recourse in this matter, because the elites from which
successive Governments of Nigeria have been drawn are the Scammers therefore, victims have little recourse in this matter. Monies stolen by 419
operations are almost Never Recovered from Nigeria. Most 419 letters and
emails originate from are traceable back to Nigeria. However, some originate
from other nations, mostly also West African nations such as Ghana, Togo,
Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast (Cote DIvoire) etc. In most cases 419 emails
from other nations are also Nigerian in that the "Home Office" of the fraudullers
involved is Nigeria regardless of the source of the contact materials. But there
are occasionally some "local" copycats trying to emulate the success of the
Nigerians. These folks tend not to last too long actually operating out of nations
other than Nigeria, but they do try.
14.6
Information Technology Act 2000 (as amended by Information Technology

(Amendment) Act 2008)
The Information Technology Act 2000 (ITA-2000) is an Act of the Indian
Parliament (No 21 of 2000) notified on October 17, 2000. It has been enacted with an
aim to provide legal recognition for transactions carried out by means of electronic
data interchange and other means of electronic communication, commonly referred
to as "electronic commerce", which involve the use of alternatives to paper based
methods of communication and storage of information, to facilitate electronic filing of
documents with the Government agencies and further to amend the Indian Penal
Code, the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the Bankers' Books Evidence Act, 1891 and
the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 and for matters connected therewith or
incidental there to. This is in precise has addressed the following issues:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Legal Recognition of Electronic Documents

Legal Recognition of Digital Signatures
Offences and Contraventions
Justice Dispensation System for Cyber crimes Information technology Act 2000
consists of 94 sections segregated into 13 chapters. Four schedules form part of
the Act. In Chapter - XI the offences are prescribed.
Information Technology Act as amended as 11 penal sections i.e.,

Sec 65:
Sec 66:
Sec 66-B:
Sec 66-C:
Sec 66-D:
Sec 66-E:
Sec 66-F:
Tampering with computer source documents.

Computer related offences like unauthorized copying, extracting
information, introducing virus or computer contaminant, denial of
service attack.
Punishment for dishonestly receiving stolen computer resource or
communication device,
Punishment for identity theft,
Punishment for cheating by personation by using computer resource,
Punishment for violation of privacy.
Punishment for cyber terrorism.
Sec 67:
Sec 67-A:
Sec 67-B:
Punishment for publishing or transmitting obscene material in

electronic form.
Punishment for publishing or transmitting of material containing
sexually explicit act, etc. in electronic form.
Punishment for publishing or transmitting of material depicting children
in sexually explicit act, etc. in electronic form.
However the provisions of Indian Penal Code can also be invoked to deal with
cyber crimes. Sending threatening messages by email is punishable under
section 506 IPC, Sending defamatory messages by email Sec 499 and 500
IPC, Forgery of electronic records is an offence as per Sec 463 IPC and
Bogus Websites, Cyber Fraud like Nigerian Fraud and Phishing punishable as
per section 420 IPC. If there is Online Sale of drugs NDPS Act can be invoked.
It can be concluded with note that Cyber crime is the latest and perhaps the
most complicated problem in the cyber world. Capacity of human mind is
unfathomable. It is not possible to eliminate cyber crime from the cyber space.
It is quite possible to check them with that aim in mind Govt.of India has come
with I T Act 2000 at a time when cyber-specific legislation was much needed. It
has filled up the lacuna for a law in the field of e-commerce and cyber crimes.
Yet some more legal issues like copy right with regard to web contents,
domain name disputes, liability of cyber cafes have not been addressed.
14.7
SL
No
Complaint and section of law in ITA 2000, IT amendment act - 2008, IPC and
Special and Local Laws.
Nature of complaint
Applicable Section(s) and Punishments

under ITA 2000 & ITAA 2008
Applicable Section(s) under other

laws and punishments
Mobile phone stolen
Section 379 IPC 3 years

imprisonment or fine or both
Receiving stolen
computer/mobile phone/
data (data or computer
or mobile phone owned
by you is found in the
hands of someone else.)
Section 66 B of ITAA 2008 3 years

imprisonment or Rupees one lakh fine
or both

Data owned by you or

your company in any
form is stolen
Section 66 of ITAA 2008 3 years

imprisonment or fine up to rupees five
lakh or both

A password is stolen
and used by someone
else for fraudulent
purpose.
Section 66C of ITAA 2008 3 years

imprisonment and fine up to Rupees
one lakh
Section 66D ITAA 2008 3 years
one lakh

imprisonment or fine
imprisonment and fine
An e-mail is read by
someone else by
fraudulently making use
of password

imprisonment or fine up to Rupees five
lakh or both
one lakh.
A biometric thumb
impression is misused

one lakh
An electronic signature
or digital signature is
misused

one lakh
10
A Phishing e-mail is sent

out in your name, asking
for login credentials
Section 66D of ITAA 2008 3 years

one lakh

11
Capturing, publishing, or
transmitting the image of
the private areas of a
victim without any
persons consent or
knowledge
Section 66E of ITAA 2008 Three

years imprisonment or fine not
exceeding Rupees two lakh or both
Section 292 IPC Two years

imprisonment and fine Rupees
2000 and 5 years and rupees 5000
for second and subsequent
conviction
12
Tampering with
computer source
Documents
Section 65 of ITAA 2008 Three years

imprisonment or fine up to Rupees two
lakh or both
lakh or both
13
Data Modification

lakh or both
14
Sending offensive
messages through
communication service,
etc.
Section 66A of ITAA 2008 Three

years imprisonment and fine
Section 500 IPC 2 years or fine

or both
or both
or both if threat be to cause
death or grievous hurt, etc. 7
years or fine or both
Section 507 IPC 2 years along
with punishment under section 506
IPC
Section 508 IPC 1 year or fine
or both
or both of IPC as applicable
15
Publishing or
transmitting obscene
material in electronic
form
Section 67 of ITAA 2008 first conviction

Three years and 5 lakh
Second or subsequent conviction 5
years and up to 10 lakh

2000 and five years and rupees
5000 for second and subsequent
conviction
16
Publishing or
transmitting of material
containing sexually
explicit act, etc., in
electronic form
Section 67A of ITAA 2008 first

conviction Five years and up to 10
lakh

conviction
17
Punishment for
publishing or
transmitting of material
depicting children in
sexually explicit act, etc.,
in electronic form
Section 67B of ITAA 2008 first

conviction Five years and up to 10
lakh
Section 292 IP Two years

conviction
Misusing a Wi-Fi
connection for acting
against the state
Section 66 Three years

lakh or both Section 66F life
imprisonment of ITAA 2008
19
Planting a computer
virus that acts against
the state
Section 66 3 years imprisonment or

fine up to Rupees five lakh or both
66F life imprisonment
20
Conducting a denial of
service attack against a
government computer

lakh or both
Section 66F of ITAA 2008 life
imprisonment of
21
Stealing data from a

government computer
that has significance
from national security
perspective

lakh or both, 66F life imprisonment
22
Not allowing the

authorities to decrypt all
communication that
passes through your
computer or network.
Section 69 of ITAA 2008

imprisonment up to 7 years and fine
23
Intermediaries not
providing access to
information stored on
their computer to the
relevant authorities
Section 69 of ITAA 2008

24
Failure to Block Web

sites, when ordered
Section 69A of ITAA 2008

25
Sending threatening
messages by e-mail
Section 66A of ITAA 2008 3 years

25
Word, gesture or act

intended to insult the
modesty of a woman
26
Sending defamatory
messages by e-mail


or both
27
Bogus Web sites, cyber

frauds

one lakh
Section 419 3 years

imprisonment or fine
18
Section 504 2 years or fine or

both
or both IPC as applicable
28
E-mail Spoofing

one lakh

or both
29
Making a false
document

one lakh)

or both
30
Forgery for purpose of

cheating

one lakh
Section. 468 IPC 7 years

31
Forgery for purpose of

harming reputation

one lakh
Section. 469 IPC 3 years and

fine
32
E-mail Abuse

Sec. 500 IPC 2 years or fine or

both
33
Punishment for criminal

intimidation

Sec. 506 IPC 2 years or fine or

both if threat be to cause death
or grievous hurt, etc. 7 years or
fine or both
34
Criminal intimidation by
an anonymous
communication

Sec. 507 IPC 2 years along with

punishment under section 506 IPC
35
Copyright infringement

lakh or both
Sec. 63, 63B Copyrights Act 1957
36
Theft of Computer
Hardware
Sec. 379 IPC 3 years

37
Online Sale of Drugs
NDPS Act
38
Online Sale of Arms
Arms Act
* This is a suggested mapping and applying the sections ITA 2000, IT (Amendment) Act, 2008 & IPC
14.8
Cyber Crime Police Station was established in CID, A.P. vide G.O.Ms.No.128,
Dt:18.5.2002 of Home (Pol.D) Department. The jurisdiction of this Police station
extends to entire Andhra Pradesh with respect of all offences committed under
I.T.Act 2000. Govt. of AP established two cyber crime police stations in Hyderabad
and Cyberabad Commissionerates in January 2012. They are completely functional.
14.9
The following are the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)/ Line of Investigation
for the investigation of Cyber Crimes:-
14.9.1
A case of obscene content in electronic form:-
A. Investigation:
Section of Law: section 66 & 67 of Information technology Act 2000, amendments
2008 (67B in case of minor girl). 465. Punishment for forgery, 469. Forgery for
purpose of harming reputation & Section 509 of Indian Penal Code 1860.
B. FIR: Registered and investigated by an officer of the rank Inspector of Police or

above. Issues to be kept in mind while seeking / collection of information from
complainant / accused / witnesses and service providers: The relevant date and
times tamps, shall always be as it is in one copy and another copy by converting
time to IST.
C. Information/evidence to be gathered:i. From complainant: Self attested copies of the printout of the fake profiles printed
at the police station and soft copies of the offensive content with date and time
stamps, Self attested copies of the printout of the friendship requests received by
the victims friends and soft copies of the offensive content with date and time
stamps
ii. From Social n/w website company: Registration, Access details of the fake profile
created by the accused. Details may include name, date of birth, IP address, and
email IDs given by the accused while creating the fake profile.
iii. From Email Service Provider: If the accused has used any email id to send out the
mails or the social n/w company has provided any email id uploaded by the
accused, you may seek access details of the subject email ID.
iv. From Internet Service Provider:- The end user details of IP address provided by
the social n/w company or email service provider.
Planning the Collection of Evidences from the Accused and / or Scene of Offence:
Upon collecting the information about the IP address from the internet service
provider or based on local investigations about the relevant scene of offence, the IO
to plan his actions for search / seizure as per the legal provisions under Cr PC and IT
act.
14.10 Points for Consideration:
Do not take the assistance of the accused himself to switch on / log in to the system
this will prevent the chances of the accused tampering with the evidence.
If the systems were to be previewed or accessed to take a decision on whether a
system contains incriminating information or not, trained cyber crime investigators
adept at using write protect devices or technical experts services have to be used. If
in doubt, follow the recommended practices for seizure of digital evidences and pack
the systems for later preview or examination.
Remember that, at the time of seizure of the digital evidence, the monitors of
desktops kind of computers and keyboard / mouse do not contain digital evidences.
Hence, their seizure is not needed, unless IO is searching for any fingerprints / DNA
samples on them. Since this case involves the digital evidence, there is a need of
seeking expert opinion. The seized hard disk may be sent to the State FSL.
14.11 Forensic Examination:1. MOs to be forwarded through concerned court or SDPO and above for analysis.
2. Objective: To determine whether seized digital evidence from accused contained
evidence regarding usage of the system for creating the offensive photographs of the
complainant using morphing software.
3. Computer type and description:
The investigator has to request Expert to find out all information pertaining to
obscene photographs, access dates, and ownership of the computer. The
Investigating officer also to provide the sample photograph of the complainant to
identify the morphed photograph in the seized media.
The investigator has to collect report from FSL. Based on the report accused can be
arrested produce accused in the court for appropriate remand.
14.12 Intheprocessofcapacitybuilding,impartedhandsontrainingto219Inspectorsall
overthestate.NowalmostallthePoliceStationsareregisteringITActcasesand
investigatingcases.Ifanyadviceortechnicalhelpisrequired,CyberCrimePolice
Station,CIDisprovidingit.
Table -14
Statement of Cyber Offences for the years 2011 to 2013 in AP
SL. NO
UNITS
2011
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
74
48
167
Cyberabad
31
62
109
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
20
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10
Khammam
11
47
23
11
Karimnagar
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
12
15
Anantapur
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
20
Nellore
21
Prakasham
18
11
20
22
West Godavari
23
East Godavari
24
Rajahmundry-U
25
Krishna
26
Vijayawada City
16
27
VSP City
126
164
175
28
VSP Rural
29
Vizianagaram
23
29
30
Srikakulam
32
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
34
Cyber Crime PS (CID)

TOTAL
76
379
101
490
8
674
C H A P T E R 15
CUSTODIAL DEATHS
15.1
Article 21 of the constitution of India: Protection of life and personal liberty:
No
person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty, except according to procedure
established by law.
15.2
Custodial death has been described as one of the worst crimes in a civilized society,
governed by the rule of law: D.K. Basu Vs State of West Bengal, AIR 1997 SC 610
Para -36.
15.3
Custodial deaths are of two kinds: Deaths in Judicial Custody and deaths in Police
custody. In this chapter we present an analysis of the deaths in police custody only
in the State of A.P.
15.4
The unfortunate occurrence of custodial deaths can be prevented to a large extent, if

the staff of the police stations take due care during interrogation and also take into
consideration, the physical and emotional well being of the suspect. It can be seen
from the figures that there are very few custodial deaths due to torture/ usage of third
degree methods.
15.5
8 cases of custodial deaths of all types were reported in A.P. during 2013 as against
11 & 12 cases in 2012 and 2011 respectively. The
classification of such cases for
the years 2011 to 2013 is shown in Table 16.2.

Graph showing Custodial Deaths-2009 to 2013
12
12
12
11
10
8
8
6
6
4
2
0
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
15.6
S.
No
1.
Circulars pertaining to Custodial Deaths

Ref. No. & date
Subject
Rc. No. 718/Legis.2/NHRC/ 04

dt: 21.02. 05 of DGP, AP, Hyd.
NHRC- Meeting of Chief Secretaries and Directors General of

Police held on 14th December. 2004 at New Delhi Action on
the minutes of the meeting relating to Custodial deaths.
2.
Rc. No. 393/Compts -1/05

dt:18.02.2012 of DGP, AP,
Hyd
Custodial and Lockup deaths Alleged violation of Human

Rights by Law enforcement Agencies Preventive and
corrective measures instructions.
3.
Rc. No. 3108/Compts-1/2004-2

dt: 23.10.2004 of DGP, AP,
Hyd
NHRC Custodial deaths / rapes Cases of custodial deaths/

rapes Intimation to NHRC Instructions Further
Instructions.
4.
Rc. No. 3432/ Compts-I/2003

dt: 7.11.03 of DGP, AP, Hyd.
Custodial deaths Information relating to custodial deaths.
5.
Rc. No. 335/C1/2001

dt:17.2.2001 of DG &IGP, AP,
Hyd.
Lockup deaths Preventive measures Instructions Issued

to Unit Officers.
6.
Rc. No. 111/M2/2001 dt:

4.2.01 of DG & IGP, AP, Hyd
NHRC Procedure and guidelines to be followed for

investigation into death of Police Lockup- Instructions Issued.
7.
C. No. 10/M2/99 dt: 8.1.1999

of DG & IGP, AP, Hyd.
NHRC Procedure to be followed for investigation into deaths

in Police Encounters.
8.
Memorandum No.
47641/HRC/98-1 dt: 13.8.1998
of Genl. Admn (HRC) Dept.
NHRC Custodial deaths/ rapes Cases of custodial deaths /

rapes Intimation to the NHRC in the prescribed format
Instructions Issued.
9.
Memo No. 63529/HRC/ 97-1

dt: 20.8.1997 of Genl.
Admn(HRC) Dept.
NHRC Visit of Police Lockups by the National Human Rights

Commission Officers during their visit in the State.
10.
C.No. 1327/C3/97 dt: 30.7.97

Law & Order Krishna Dist. Death of Sri Mallam Mohan

Rao on 11.12.1991 while in Police Custody of Krishna lanka
PS Vijayawada MER accepted Issued certain instructions.
11.
C. No. 3161/C3/97 dt: 18.6.97

of DG & IGP, AP, Hyderabad.
Police Dept Custodial and lockup deaths Preventive

vigilance and corrective methods Comprehensive
instructions Issued Reg.
12.
Rc. No. 1843/C3/96 dt: 5.2.97

Important issues regarding alleged violations of Human Rights

by law enforcement agencies Urgent measures to deal with
the same instructions issued regarding.
13.
Memo No. 108/HRC/93-4, dt:

9.12.1993 of Genl. Admn
(HRC) Dept.
Human Rights Corrective methods to be used by the police

investigations of crimes Review report Regarding.
14.
Memo No. 956/M1/93 dt:

1.10.93 of DG & IGP, AP, Hyd.
Police Dept Custodial deaths and cases of torture Preventive, vigilance and corrective methods Comprehensive
instructions Issued Intimation of Reg.
TABLE - 15.1
Statement showing police Lock-up / Custodial Deaths

from 2011 to 2013
SL.
UNITS
NO.
1
Hyderabad City
2011
2012
2013
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10
Khammam
11
Karimnagar
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
15
Anantapur
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
20
Nellore
21
Prakasham
22
West Godavari
23
East Godavari
24
Rajahmundry-U
25
Krishna
26
Vijayawada City
27
VSP City
28
VSP Rural
29
Vizianagaram
30
Srikakulam
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
11
0
8
12
Table - 15.2
1)
8 Cases of Custodial deaths were reported during the year 2013 in

which 8 persons died as against 11 cases in 2012 & 12 cases
in 2011 in which 11 in 2012 and 12 in 2011 persons died.
2)
Causes for deaths in Police custody for the years 2011, 2012 &
2013
SL.
NO.
HEAD
2011
2012
2013
a)
Committed suicide by
hanging
b)
poisoning
c)
burning
d)
drowning
e)
Due to police firing
f)
Due to torture
g)
Due to ill health
h)
Due to other reasons
TOTAL :
12
11
MISSING PERSONS
16.1
A missing person is a person who has disappeared and whose status as alive or
dead cannot be confirmed as their location and fate is not known. A missing person
can be a source of immense trauma and concern for family members and friends.
16.2
A person may be missing due to their own decision, accident, crime, death or many
other reasons. People disappear for many reasons:
1.
To escape domestic abuse, such as child physical abuse, emotional abuse, by a

parent(s)/guardian(s)/sibling(s)/spouse.
2.
kidnapping
3.
Abduction
4.
Suicide in a remote location
5.
Victim of murder (body disguised, destroyed, or hidden).
6.
Mental illness
7.
Death by natural causes (disease) or accident far from home without

identification.
8.
Sold into slavery, serfdom, sexual servitude, or other bonded labour
9.
To avoid discovery of a crime or apprehension by law-enforcement authorities.
10. Joining a cult or other religious organization.
16.3
APPM PSO 410 (2) empowers police to register and investigate cases. In AP, FIRs
are registered under head: man/ woman / child / girl missing.
16.4
The issue of Missing Persons, though very serious crime, has not got the attention it
deserves in Police professional circles.
16.5
Every year in Andhra Pradesh alone around 13000 persons go missing. While a
sizeable number of them return home or are traced, almost 30 to 40% are not traced.
Their disappearance cause tremendous agony, anguish and helplessness to their
near and dear ones.
16.6
It is imperative that greater attention is paid by the police in tracing missing persons
as it has got not only socio-economic but also national security ramifications, both
internal and external. The fate of missing persons is a matter of conjecture and it can
be any of the following list of possibilities, which is again not exhaustive:
16.7
a)
They got murdered or killed in accident and their bodies remain unidentified.
b)
They get inducted in organized crime, human trafficking include bootlegging /

drug running etc., with girls being forced into prostitution.
c)
They, particularly the young and gullible ones, join terrorist/extremist outfits for
their existence.
Summary of Circulars & G.Os
Sl.
Circular Reference
No.
1
C.No. 261/C 19/1/CID/06 dt.
15.02.2012 DGP, A.P.,
Hyderabad.
Subject in Brief
Meant for
All CsP,
SsP and
SsRP in
A.P.
Information called for the progress

made for the period of JanuaryFebruary 2012, and informs the total
no. of Missing Persons Traced
including
Men,
Women
and
Children.
2
C.No. 2/CID/CS/Website/2012 dt.

29.05.2012 of ADGP, CID., A.P.,
Hyderabad.
All CsP,
SsP and
SsRP in
A.P.
Publication of details of Missing

Persons in E-CIG and Posting in the
Website
of
CID
Vide
publicity-
Instruction Issued- Reg.

3
Cir. Memo No.

5294/C23/CID/2002
dt.26.08.2002, 26.10.2002,
All CsP,
SsP and
SsRP in
A.P.
System of Crime File maintenance
DIsG,
SsP,
SsRP in
A.P.
Preventive Detentions-Certain
in CID- Reg.
26.08.2002 of ADGP, CID., A.P.,

Hyderabad.
4
C.No. 7206/C 19/C23/CID/2004

dt. 09.11.2004 of ADGP, CID.,
A.P., Hyderabad.
Guide lines in Dealing with the

cases of prevention and detentionFurther instruction Issued-Reg.
Table 16.1
Statement showing the cases of Missing Persons - 2011
Man
1 Hyderabad City
2599
343
664
748
844
151
326
291
324 192 338
457
520
2 Cyberabad
2924
366
601 1102 855
251
408
771
550 115 193
331
305
3 Ranga Reddy
75
14
22
29
10
10
19
19
10
4 Mahaboobnagar
263
50
99
75
39
34
66
52
23
16
33
23
16
11
25
40
37
Boys
Girls
Girls
Kid./
Sex
Abd. &
Murder
abuse
Other
S
Man
Child
Boys
No. of cases converted

into
UNTRACED
TRACED
Woman
MISSING REPORTED
Woman
UNITS
Total no.
of cases
Rep.
Woman
Sl
No
Child
Child
Man
Boys
Girls
5 Nalgonda
301
22
83
115
81
14
58
75
44
6 Nizamabad
365
51
85
127
102
40
70
96
60
11
15
31
42
15
7 Medak
209
20
60
75
54
15
48
59
28
12
16
26
8 Warangal-R
126
19
38
36
33
18
33
32
24
9 Warangal-U
211
22
66
77
46
20
55
64
32
11
13
14
10 Khammam
181
28
51
60
42
20
49
48
24
12
18
11 Karimnagar
310
29
72
130
79
19
55
94
46
10
17
36
33
27
12 Adilabad
155
25
44
40
46
16
27
27
19
17
13
27
13 Kurnool
304
36
104
107
57
31
89
76
23
15
31
34
10
14 Kadapa
196
32
66
63
35
28
45
43
14
21
20
21
15 Anantapur
175
38
58
38
41
29
47
30
22
11
19
16 Chittoor
210
27
67
77
39
20
54
62
23
13
15
16
17 Tirupathi-U
149
23
36
43
47
17
31
29
21
14
26
18 Guntur-R
375
63
96
122
94
32
55
65
30
31
41
57
64
19 Guntur-U
305
66
96
80
63
46
81
61
44
20
15
19
19
20 Nellore
191
26
52
70
43
18
40
47
17
12
23
26
21 Prakasham
235
40
59
80
56
24
43
55
25
16
16
25
31
22 West Godavari
418
42
93
186
97
13
44
98
22
29
49
88
75
23 East Godavari
499
53
132
171
143
39
96
121
64
14
36
50
79
24 Rajahmundry-U
123
21
17
44
41
15
16
26
17
18
24
25 Krishna
308
35
76
123
74
24
69
87
35
11
36
39
22
26 Vijayawada City
678
104
158
211
205
68
119
144
71
36
39
67
134
27 VSP City
544
70
121
202
151
50
98
156
86
20
23
46
65
28 VSP Rural
198
33
49
78
38
27
38
55
26
11
23
12
29 Vizianagaram
281
46
61
111
63
35
57
91
44
11
20
19
13
33
23
30 Srikakulam
275
32
71
114
58
27
58
81
35
12
31 R.P.Vijayawada
28
18
10
32 R.P.Guntakal
12
33 R.P.Sec-bad
17
10
37
45
0 TOTAL :
13240 1779 3300 4550 3611 1151 2296 2964 1811 628 1004 1586 1800 177
Table 16.2

No. of cases converted into
UNTRACED
TRACED
Kid./ Abd.
Sex
& Other
Murder
abuse
Sec
Man
Man
Woman
MISSING REPORTED
Woman
UNITS
Total
no. of
cases
Rep.
Woman
Sl
No
Man
1 Hyderabad City
2136
297
572
921
918
145
267
357
301
152
305
564
617
27
2 Cyberabad
2602
501
403
1120
981
260
236
556
442
241
167
564
539
21
3 Ranga Reddy
85
12
28
36
37
23
28
20
17
4 Mahaboobnagar
196
51
116
81
64
14
19
24
37
97
57
57
5 Nalgonda
229
28
106
117
84
24
75
80
47
31
37
37
12
47
89
129
92
36
60
83
39
11
29
46
53
14
26
25
Child
Boys Girls
Child
Boys Girls
Child
Boys Girls
6 Nizamabad
268
7 Medak
203
25
80
111
67
18
66
85
42
21
8 Warangal-R
113
23
56
55
35
16
44
42
19
12
13
16
9 Warangal-U
186
35
39
91
60
28
29
79
30
10
12
30
10 Khammam
183
31
64
89
63
22
56
75
31
14
32
11 Karimnagar
293
19
91
173
101
16
77
133
68
14
40
33
41
12 Adilabad
156
33
57
75
48
24
41
60
30
16
15
18
18
13 Kurnool
166
30
81
69
67
23
70
50
32
11
19
35
14 Kadapa
177
24
88
99
54
22
67
83
32
21
16
22
11
15 Anantapur
194
25
78
102
67
21
66
77
35
12
25
32
10
12
16 Chittoor
149
27
85
79
43
16
57
47
20
11
28
32
23
17 Tirupathi-U
157
25
51
65
67
19
42
41
25
24
42
18 Guntur-R
221
41
102
105
75
37
93
84
32
21
43
15
19 Guntur-U
250
50
99
99
101
39
84
74
51
11
15
25
50
20 Nellore
190
29
77
88
73
24
65
54
22
12
34
51
13
21 Prakasham
181
36
53
96
49
20
31
50
16
16
22
46
33
22 West Godavari
377
67
111
187
123
22
58
78
35
45
53
109
88
23 East Godavari
326
53
107
167
106
34
68
95
34
19
39
72
72
24 Rajahmundry-U
108
19
22
42
47
13
15
35
22
25
25 Krishna
250
45
94
123
82
35
76
93
49
10
18
30
33
33
12
26 Vijayawada City
606
74
184
290
242
56
143
188
116
18
41
102
126
25
27 VSP City
422
71
92
199
152
48
64
128
81
23
28
71
71
28 VSP Rural
124
22
47
53
49
15
37
35
26
10
18
23
29 Vizianagaram
144
33
42
74
37
26
36
57
16
17
21
30 Srikakulam
207
42
51
115
50
34
35
84
17
16
31
33
17
31 R.P.Vijayawada
30
22
14
32 R.P.Guntakal
14
33 R.P.Sec-bad
27
16
11
315
45
64
0 TOTAL :
10970 1823 3171 5068 4079 1118 2104 2965 1753 705 1067 2103 2326
Table 16.3

TRACED
UNTRACED
No. of cases converted into

Kid./Abd.
Sex
& Other
Murder
abuse
Sec
Man
Man
Woman
MISSING REPORTED
Woman
UNITS
Total
no. of
cases
Rep.
Woman
Sl
No
Man
1 Hyderabad City
2056
218
494
915
923
160
365
638
555
58
129
277
368
31
2 Cyberabad
2650
360
556 1234 1056
263
396
885
654
97
160
349
402
39
3 Ranga Reddy
142
18
32
67
57
23
54
33
13
24
4 Mahaboobnagar
319
52
174
182
85
34
87
94
36
18
87
88
49
30
13
5 Nalgonda
347
47
119
188
112
39
87
135
67
32
53
45
6 Nizamabad
471
86
129
230
155
48
95
161
81
38
34
69
74
7 Medak
397
82
111
169
146
43
93
140
102
39
18
29
44
26
8 Warangal-R
157
22
62
86
49
16
57
73
29
13
20
20
9 Warangal-U
264
42
66
129
93
38
56
98
59
10
31
34
10
10 Khammam
336
50
112
169
117
45
103
146
70
23
47
16
11 Karimnagar
412
28
86
241
143
23
60
177
96
26
64
47
12
12 Adilabad
193
28
78
99
66
23
67
79
42
11
20
24
11
13 Kurnool
231
41
85
114
76
23
55
75
18
18
30
39
58
14 Kadapa
303
46
103
162
95
26
72
87
37
20
31
75
58
18
15 Anantapur
254
46
81
140
68
35
73
113
44
11
27
24
13
16 Chittoor
30
30
86
21
61
25
11
17 Tirupathi-U
210
25
72
93
92
13
44
45
20
12
28
48
72
18 Guntur-R
221
29
85
109
83
22
77
85
46
24
37
19 Guntur-U
292
52
96
138
102
44
83
114
64
13
24
38
20 Nellore
197
32
65
95
70
23
49
61
28
16
34
42
21 Prakasham
221
25
63
127
69
21
56
106
36
21
33
22 West Godavari
379
42
125
198
139
28
86
132
64
14
39
66
75
10
23 East Godavari
377
42
97
147
188
30
43
110
59
12
54
37
129
23
24 Rajahmundry-U
124
14
35
56
54
25
36
29
10
20
25
25 Krishna
253
37
93
131
85
30
84
113
51
18
34
36
12
26 Vijayawada City
646
83
149
320
243
45
106
139
73
38
43
181
170
31
27 VSP City
570
87
78
264
219
69
68
182
130
18
10
82
89
28 VSP Rural
151
35
43
63
53
24
34
45
20
11
18
33
16
29 Vizianagaram
163
21
56
89
53
18
52
79
40
10
13
30 Srikakulam
242
32
43
145
65
27
19
114
41
24
31
24
12
31 R.P.Vijayawada
37
17
18
10
14
32 R.P.Guntakal
14
33 R.P.Sec-bad
15
Child
Boys Girls
0 TOTAL :
Child
14
Boys
Girls
12674 1759 3483 6118 4797 1250
Child
Boys
Girls
2582 4327 2638 509
901
1791 2159
394
67
51
ROAD ACCIDENTS
17.1
There are 1,13,55,420 vehicles are different types are on roads in AP.
Auto
rickshaws (5,63,620), two wheelers (82,94,963) Goods vehicles (5,38,103) dominate

the road space. We have 65,950 kms R&B (PWD) Roads, 4730 kms of National
Highways, 1,38,780 kms of Panchayatraj roads in AP with a total road length of
2,09,500 kms.
17.2
During 2013 a total No. of 43048 cases of Road Accidents were registered in the
State when compared to 41585 cases in the previous year showing an increase of
(3.5%).
17.3
Cyberabad registered highest number of Road Accident cases (3856) followed by

Hyderabad City (2439), Nalgonda (2144) and East Godavari (1755).
17.4
14647 persons died due to accidents and 52522 got injured, during this year while
15030 persons died and 51933 were injured during previous year. (The details are
shown in Table-17.1 &17.2)
17.5
Graph showing Road Accidents
55831
60000
51933 52522
42880 41585 43048

50000
40000
30000
15117
15030
14647
20000
10000
0
ACCIDENTS
DEATHS
2011
2012
INJURED
2013
17.6
G.Os pertaining to Police, Revenue & Transport Dept duties w.r.t Road Accidents.
1. In the year 2011-2012, the department through active enforcement has been able to
realize revenue of Rs. 231.36 Croes. During the year 2012-13, the enforcement
revenue re3alized is Rs. 295.27 Crores.
2. Driving licences of drivers involved in fatal and grevious accidents being suspended.
th
3. Road Safety Awareness programs conducted during 24 Road Safety week from 1
st
th
January, 2013 to 7 January, 2013 throughout the state.

4. 5 mobile Interceptor vehicles fitted with speed laser gun, breath analyzer camera and
pollution testing equipment have been provided to Hyderabad, Rangareddy,

Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Chittoor district to check violations.
5. A number of gadgets such as 33 laser guns for detecting speeding vehicles; 55
breath analyzers for detecting drunken driving have been procured and provided to
the transport and police department.
6. Surveillance Cameras have been provided to the Police Department. Erected at 11
identified junctions in the twin cities of Hyderabadand Secunderabad. e-challans are

being generated by the police department for all offences detected.
7. Six Heavy duty cranes have been supplied to the police departments to enable
removal of stranded and accident vehicles on the state and national highways.
8. The Department has taken steps to control overload in goods vehicles in a
systematic way. Action is being taken on the companies which are giving overloads
to truck operators and all the overload cases are being prosecuted in the courts.
This is yielding good results and improving the Road Safety.
9. Three Motor Vehicle inspectors were sent to USA for three week training
onScientific analysis and reconstruction of Road Crash.
TABLE - 17.1
Road Accidents for the years 2011 to 2013 along with ranking
2011
Sl
No
UNITS
2012
No. of
cases
reported
No. of
persons
died
No. of
persons
injured
RANK
No. of
cases
reported
No. of
persons
died
No. of
persons
injured
RANK
Hyderabad City
2745
496
2536
2670
531
2404
Cyberabad
3746
1221
3608
3681
1144
3651
Ranga Reddy
380
211
451
30
398
199
483
30
Mahaboobnagar
1561
751
1925
1519
848
1800
10
Nalgonda
2221
884
3117
2122
902
2994
Nizamabad
1459
560
2247
14
1226
475
1702
21
Medak
1631
818
2264
1427
723
1768
14
Warangal-R
802
311
1086
26
805
301
1122
24
Warangal-U
877
240
1130
24
778
239
1030
26
10 Khammam
1498
594
2218
12
1488
611
2138
11
11 Karimnagar
1659
615
2177
1601
640
2086
12 Adilabad
1154
391
1533
21
1414
406
1730
15
13 Kurnool
1885
633
3154
1529
580
2273
14 Kadapa
1511
527
2060
10
1432
534
1985
13
15 Anantapur
1507
670
2571
11
1457
651
2271
12
16 Chittoor
1456
534
2244
15
1392
591
2048
18
17 Tirupathi-U
688
248
969
28
654
218
959
28
18 Guntur-R
1287
521
1788
20
1234
506
1559
20
19 Guntur-U
782
250
832
27
743
244
775
27
20 Nellore
1379
548
1986
17
1547
576
2069
21 Prakasham
1304
553
1482
19
1413
526
1484
16
22 West Godavari
1758
675
2178
1635
649
1883
23 East Godavari
1726
553
2203
1750
636
2253
24 Rajahmundry-U
531
156
617
29
523
163
524
29
25 Krishna
1498
454
2249
12
1405
437
2058
17
26 Vijayawada City
1450
323
1485
16
1581
373
1512
27 VSP City
1318
400
1223
18
1252
383
1074
19
28 VSP Rural
874
362
1206
25
800
347
1110
25
29 Vizianagaram
1130
290
1569
22
1117
311
1536
22
30 Srikakulam
1052
4
311
9
1704
8
23
281
5
1652
0
23
32
989
3
32 R.P.Guntakal
33
32
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
7
42880
8
15117
11
55831
31
0
41585
0
15030
0
51933
32
31 R.P.Vijayawada
31
TABLE - 17.2
2013
Sl No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
UNITS
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
No. of cases
reported
No. of persons
died
No. of persons
injured
2439
3856
363
1722
2144
1423
1655
828
1206
1413
1485
1554
1590
1452
1643
1506
532
1180
847
1628
1279
1733
1755
510
1489
1422
1224
818
1190
1158
0
0
4
43048
496
1127
203
861
847
602
800
313
229
538
583
364
497
504
622
590
228
478
246
517
548
621
536
141
427
342
381
320
330
355
0
0
1
14647
2209
3954
435
2102
2905
1792
2131
1043
1168
1885
1858
1770
2337
2009
2661
2087
670
1220
808
2147
1625
2153
2074
483
2071
1541
1113
1022
1632
1615
0
0
2
52522
RANK
2
1
30
6
3
16
7
26
21
18
14
11
10
15
8
12
28
23
25
9
19
5
4
29
13
17
20
27
22
24
32
32
31
CHAPTER-18
IDOL THEFTS
18.1
Of late the demand for idols has increased in the International Market from time to
time. The Idols of oriental origin specially those of India beget a good price. The
antique collectors of the West spend a fortune to procure ancient sculptures and idols
of the Indian origin.
This is resulting in a competition for quick money and the
dealers are going to any extent to get the idols of international demand.
18.2
The stone sculptures and Panchaloha idols which are generally available in temples
are being committed theft of in order to sell them to the dealers within India. There
are areas such as temple lands, old forts and other highest of interest where the
unsocial elements and criminals resort to unauthorized digging in search of ancient
idols.
There are several incidents wherein the Panchaloha idols were lifted by
criminals from the temples of AP to sell the same in Delhi and Bombay cities.
18.3
21 idol thefts were registered in 2013 as against 45 cases in 2012 showing a

decrease of 53.3%.
18.4
Warangal Rural district registered highest number of idol thefts (7) followed by
Karimnagar & Vizianagaram (4 each). The details are shown in table No. 18
TABLE - 18
IDOL THEFTS
Sl.No
UNITS
2011
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10
Khammam
11
Karimnagar
12
Adilabad
13
Kurnool
14
Kadapa
15
Anantapur
16
Chittoor
17
Tirupathi-U
18
Guntur-R
19
Guntur-U
20
Nellore
21
Prakasham
22
West Godavari
23
East Godavari
24
Rajahmundry-U
25
Krishna
26
Vijayawada City
27
VSP City
28
VSP Rural
29
Vizianagaram
30
Srikakulam
31
R.P.Vijayawada
32
R.P.Guntakal
33
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
55
0
45
0
21
C H A P T E R-19
ARRESTS
19.1
A total of 416447 persons were arrested by Police during the year 2013 as against
361224 arrested in 2012.
19.2
Highest no. of arrests were made in Khammam (27796) followed by Cyberabad

(27193) Adilabad (23697) and Kurnool (22376)
19.3
A total of 7339 persons were surrendered in courts and 8417 persons were granted
anticipatory bail during the year 2013 as against 8105 surrendered in courts and
6043 granted anticipatory bail in 2012. Table No.19 shows the district wise details.
Cr. P.C. Provisions of arrest: Chapter-V, Sec. 41 to 60 Cr.P.C.
APPM PSO No. regarding arrest: 457-2, 459-3, 459-4, 460-1D & 632.
Table- 19
ARRESTS UNDER IPC CASES

Total No. of Accused
Sl.
No.
UNIT
2012
2013
Surrendered in
Courts
2012
2013
Arrested by Police
Granted
Anticipatory Bail
2012
2013
Hyderabad City
19296
17208
1432
1552
2302
3652
Cyberabad
28644
27193
1199
851
525
1146
Ranga Reddy
4697
6276
104
203
146
30
Mahaboobnagar
14508
21727
291
378
123
347
Nalgonda
15541
19875
379
536
148
166
Nizamabad
13786
16331
305
93
293
53
Medak
15296
17804
50
26
104
Warangal-R
10556
13761
114
163
148
88
Warangal-U
6157
7791
90
194
147
170
10
Khammam
15290
27796
159
373
121
276
11
Karimnagar
16844
18868
185
186
69
66
12
Adilabad
21302
23697
195
77
50
81
13
Kurnool
16792
22376
21
160
92
14
Kadapa
18827
19589
108
70
361
437
15
Anantapur
11624
14847
92
107
75
139
16
Chittoor
11630
12055
220
104
33
17
Tirupathi-U
4419
5025
34
311
196
18
Guntur-R
11627
13676
80
31
53
136
19
Guntur-U
6122
6914
158
47
40
79
20
Nellore
12108
12406
489
166
292
63
21
Prakasham
8981
8909
410
777
137
183
22
West Godavari
13105
14889
428
21
182
86
23
East Godavari
10444
10489
73
16
24
Rajahmundry-U
3329
3587
75
87
25
123
25
Krishna
13360
11405
451
131
66
126
26
Vijayawada City
13999
15543
539
385
320
184
27
VSP City
7506
6753
250
221
154
187
28
VSP Rural
5481
8127
106
26
19
58
29
Vizianagaram
3107
3498
12
79
39
30
Srikakulam
6194
7273
56
44
114
105
31
R.P.Vijayawada
225
335
32
R.P.Guntakal
105
138
33
R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
322
361224
286
416447
0
8105
2
7339
0
6043
0
8417
C H A P T E R 20
DISPOSAL OF IPC CASES

20.1
20.2
Charge Sheets:
The state average of charge sheeting rate for this year is 61.4%.
The following districts have shown higher percentage of charge sheeting rate.
1.
ANANTAPUR
61.6%
2.
WEST GODAVARI
61.7%
3.
RAJAHMUNDRY-U
65.7%
4.
WARANGAL-U
67.6%
5.
SRIKAKULAM
68.5%
6.
CHITTOOR
68.9%
7.
ADILABAD
69.6%
8.
NIZAMABAD
70.3%
9.
NALGONDA
70.7%
10.
MEDAK
71.6%
11.
KHAMMAM
72.3%
12.
KARIMNAGAR
74.7%
13.
VIZIANAGARAM
75.9%
14.
WARANGAL-R
81.8%
Disposal by Courts.
During the year 2013, a total of 130608 cases were disposed by court including
those pending from previous years.
Highest number of cases were disposed in the following districts:

1.
Cyberabad
13578
2.
Hyderabad City
9112
3.
Nalgonda
6964
4.
Karimnagar
5629
5.
Khammam
5355
6.
Adilabad
5159
7.
Guntur Rural
5029
8.
West Godavari
5006
The district wise disposals were shown in Table. 20.1
Table-20.1
Disposal of cases by courts for the year 2013
Sl. No
UNITS
Con
Dis / Acq
Comp
Total
Disposal
Hyderabad City
1650
4048
3414
9112
Cyberabad
4006
6138
3434
13578
Ranga Reddy
247
980
561
1788
Mahaboobnagar
904
2035
1624
4563
Nalgonda
1542
2898
2524
6964
Nizamabad
1352
2547
1540
5439
Medak
1223
2329
305
3857
Warangal-R
1503
1365
1201
4069
Warangal-U
1258
921
530
2709
10
Khammam
1940
2245
1170
5355
11
Karimnagar
1347
2868
1414
5629
12
Adilabad
1945
2369
845
5159
13
Kurnool
894
2547
593
4034
14
Kadapa
795
3055
203
4053
15
Anantapur
515
1938
949
3402
16
Chittoor
630
2530
200
3360
17
Tirupathi-U
633
943
286
1862
18
Guntur-R
1103
2844
1082
5029
19
Guntur-U
714
921
754
2389
20
Nellore
946
2043
1396
4385
21
Prakasham
600
2257
804
3661
22
West Godavari
1133
2645
1228
5006
23
East Godavari
960
2138
1174
4272
24
Rajahmundry-U
251
437
374
1062
25
Krishna
971
2369
953
4293
26
Vijayawada City
1368
1305
1800
4473
27
VSP City
2138
1367
205
3710
28
VSP Rural
342
817
306
1465
29
Vizianagaram
1268
1111
786
3165
30
Srikakulam
568
1329
446
2343
31
R.P.Vijayawada
151
55
15
221
32
R.P.Guntakal
16
17
33
R.P.Sec-bad
74
49
61
184
34987
63444
32177
130608
TOTAL :
CHAPTER - 21
Comparative statements for Ten years

under different Crime Heads in A.P.(2004 - 2013)
1.
CRIME STATEMENT.
2.
CRIME AGAINST WOMEN
3.
CRIME AGAINST SCs/STs
4.
STATEMENT OF PROPERTY LOST AND RECOVERED
5.
STATEMENT OF ROAD ACCIDENTS
* Useful for future planning, evolving appropriate strategies, taking preventive action.
* Useful for making vision, mission statements.
* Useful for sending proposals for additional Courts, Prosecution etc
Table 21.1
Comparative statement of Crime

Sl.No
HEAD OF CRIME
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
G
e
MURDERS
2378
2547
2549
2459
2423
2223
2304
2536
2442
2188
# #
Murder for gain
132
135
156
134
192
158
160
213
218
243
# #
DACOITIES
152
242
175
137
107
88
130
122
128
118
# #
ROBBERIES
559
776
660
601
597
524
515
579
650
677
# #
BURGLARIES
7967
7821
8195
7545
8185
7659
8063
8177
8307
9690
# #
THEFT CASES
22282
22755
22927
23678
24504
23707
25768
27386
26475
29955
RIOTINGS
2214
1910
2539
1844
1684
2082
1842
1919
1676
1737
# #
KID. & ABD.
1117
1119
1461
1546
1431
1510
1601
1636
1521
1708
# #
RAPE CASES
898
898
1006
1026
1204
1147
1308
1387
1305
1579
# #
10
HURT CASES
26969
25219
29736
27707
28504
28582
25479
27961
28670
31647
# #
11
CHEATINGS
6165
6202
6525
6192
6981
7220
7644
8068
9258
11228
12
CR.BR.TRUST
720
733
804
717
767
772
935
964
1095
1357
13
COUNTERFEITING
172
247
314
206
343
452
176
191
183
176
14
OTHER IPC
74318
73077
83791
87013
88921
92080
90296
94628
98027
112941
TOTAL COG.CRIME
146043 143681 160838 160805 165843 168204 166221 175767 179955 205244
GenderCrime
250000
200000
150000
100000
50000
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Table 21.2
Comparative statement of Gender Crime

Sl.No.
CRIME HEAD
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Rape Cases
898
898
1006
1026
1204
1147
1308
1386
1305
1578
KID. & Abduction
579
774
1060
1203
1186
1171
1239
1281
1136
1277
Molestation
3460
3145
3978
3883
4126
4517
3964
3981
4134
6156
4937
4817
6044
6112
6516
6835
6511
6648
6575
9011
TOTAL :
Comparative statement of Marital Harassment

Sl.No.
CRIME HEAD
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Dowry Murder
111
114
118
107
150
140
149
177
150
154
Dowry Death
488
424
495
596
538
522
570
564
494
472
Abetment to Suicide
938
865
1048
1075
1142
1171
1247
1387
1111
1116
Harassment
6740
6702
8069
9784
9164
9536
9725
10914 11355 13091
Murder (Women)
614
651
728
720
715
728
677
794
805
717
D.P. ACT
809
748
708
1083
1473
2075
2281
2959
3504
3111
10
Bigamy
359
364
436
437
386
485
404
485
536
599
10059
9868
TOTAL :
11602 13802 13568 14657 15053 17280 17955 19260
GenderCrime
10000
9000
8000
7000
Average
6401
6000
5000
4000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
MaritalHarassment
19000
17000
15000
Average
14310
13000
11000
9000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Table-21.3
Comparative statement of crime against SC/ST

Sl.
No
M.O. HEAD
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
2011
2012
2013
1.
MURDERS
42
39
54
46
55
40
44
60
64
58
2.
RAPE
109
100
138
139
121
144
146
169
142
145
3.
HURT
412
367
375
381
435
433
441
521
569
558
4.
ARSON
13
16
18
5.
OTHER IPC
809
793
853
849
1069
927
1159
1307
1418
1612
6.
PCR ACT
28
48
64
43
57
25
27
15
7.
SCs/STs ACT 1989
735
770
631
669
697
609
656
586
661
569
TOTAL :
2148 2122 2124 2143 2437 2186 2491
2666
2866
2949
SCST
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2013
Table-21.4
Comparative statement showing the Property Lost and Recovered in

A.P. State
YEAR
Property Lost
(Rs.In Crores)
Property Recovered
(Rs. In Crores)
Percentage of
recovery (%)
2004
66.3
27.8
41.9
2005
77.4
36.8
47.5
2006
92.2
42.8
46.4
2007
89.7
46
51.3
2008
113.6
54.7
48.2
2009
126.3
60.7
48.1
2010
142.5
70.9
49.8
2011
180.1
95.6
53.1
2012
206.5
120.4
58.3
2013
240.2
120.7
50.2
Table21.5
Comparative statement showing Road Accidents in AP State

Sl.
No.
Year
No. of accidents
No. of persons died
No. of persons injured
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
39390
38913
42867
45160
46389
44181
44024
42880
41585
43048
10621
11098
12606
13787
14529
14799
15539
15117
15030
14647
53898
52554
59453
63070
64526
59561
57265
55831
51933
52522
No.ofRoadAccidents
50000
45000
40000
35000
30000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2011
2012
2013
No.ofPersonsDied
15000
13000
11000
9000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
C H A P T E R - 22
POLICE STRENGTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE
22.0
In order to perform its basic functions like maintenance of Law and Order, prevention
and detection of crime, security duties and numerous other tasks assigned to it, the
manpower becomes the basic requirement for efficiency of the Police force. (As far
as the sanction and actual strength of Andhra Pradesh Police is concerned, it has
been represented rank wise in Table 22.1).
22.1
Civil police
The actual strength of Civil Police including District Armed Police and APSP in the
state as on 31-12-2013 stood at 105502 against the sanctioned strength of 128315.
The strength of Civil Police on ground was 75.49 percent of the sanctioned strength
leaving 24.50 percent of the sanctioned posts vacant. District wise sanctioned and
actual strength of Civil Police are shown in Table No.22.1 & 22.2 respectively.
22.2
State armed police

The actual strength of the State Armed Police (Andhra Pradesh Special Police
battalions and Armed Reserve) in Andhra Pradesh during 2013 stood at 35899
against the sanctioned strength of 44066. The percentage of vacant posts in Armed
Police was 18.53 percent.
Battalion wise sanctioned and actual strength of Armed
Police are shown in Table 22.4 & 22.5.

22.3
Women police
22.3.1
The separate actual strength of Women Civil Police in the state was 2212
against the sanctioned strength of 4340 are shown in Table 22.3.
22.3.2
In comparison with the total actual strength of police in the state the
percentage of Women police is only 3.18%.
22.4
Infrastructure
22.4.1
132 Police Stations in Naxal affected districts were constructed in the year
2009-1- & 2011 & 11 and 40 police stations under Left Wing Effected
Districts are under progress of construction.
22.4.2
An action plan for Rs. 100 crore has been prepared under 13th Finance
Commission for up-gradation and infrastructure for 5 PTCs ie Medchal,
Karimnagar, Warangal, Anantapur & Vizianagaram.
Construction /
upgradation of 3 PTCs, is under progress.

22.4.3
A proposal was sent to Govt for construction of (82) quarters for an amount
of Rs. 15.00 crore, for the year 2013-13.
22.4.4
Housing satisfaction rate is 29.9%
22.4.5
Police Station building satisfaction rate is 72%.
TABLE - 22.1
Sanctioned and actual strength of Civil Police

as on 31.12.2013 (Men & Women)
Sl.
No.
UNITS
CP/JT.CP/DIG/DCP/SP/
ADDL.SP
ASP & DSP
Inspr/ SI / ASI
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Hyderabad City
35
26
45
45
1520
1332
Cyberabad
17
12
19
18
781
715
Ranga Reddy
136
112
Mahaboobnagar
361
305
Nalgonda
353
305
Nizamabad
257
222
Medak
318
283
Warangal-R
278
229
Warangal-U
200
176
10 Khammam
384
330
11 Karimnagar
397
348
12 Adilabad
10
387
335
13 Kurnool
441
350
14 Kadapa
337
277
15 Anantapur
10
386
333
16 Chittoor
313
266
17 Tirupathi-U
204
179
18 Guntur-R
337
195
19 Guntur-U
175
131
20 Nellore
343
254
21 Prakasham
321
281
22 West Godavari
300
262
23 East Godavari
375
321
24 Rajahmundry-U
143
90
25 Krishna
287
251
26 Vijayawada City
302
249
27 VSP City
362
299
28 VSP Rural
259
191
29 Vizianagaram
237
194
30 Srikakulam
244
199
31 R.P.Vijayawada
50
30
32 R.P.Guntakal
45
23
41
10874
28
9095
33 R.P.Sec-bad
1
1
3
3
TOTAL :
154
111
265
241
*1. In Hyderabad City the C.P. is of the Rank of Addl. D.G.P.
2. In Cyberabad & Vizag City the Cs.P. are of the Rank of Is.G.P.
3. In Vijayawada City the C.P. is of the Rank of D.I.G.
TABLE - 22.1(Con)
Officers below ASI
Sl
No
GRAND TOTAL
UNITS
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Hyderabad City
7523
5434
9123
6837
Cyberabad
3678
3399
4495
4144
Ranga Reddy
674
629
816
747
Mahaboobnagar
2239
2022
2611
2337
Nalgonda
2197
1951
2560
2263
Nizamabad
1505
1340
1771
1567
Medak
1922
1650
2249
1940
Warangal-R
1474
1240
1763
1478
Warangal-U
1138
1008
1349
1193
10 Khammam
2203
2009
2599
2349
11 Karimnagar
2399
2199
2807
2556
12 Adilabad
2352
2093
2753
2440
13 Kurnool
2727
2514
3179
2873
14 Kadapa
2077
1926
2425
2211
15 Anantapur
2492
2240
2891
2583
16 Chittoor
1987
1731
2308
2004
17 Tirupathi-U
1279
1199
1496
1389
18 Guntur-R
2180
2051
2527
2255
19 Guntur-U
948
711
1134
852
20 Nellore
2232
1774
2585
2035
21 Prakasham
2030
1661
2361
1950
22 West Godavari
1936
1720
2243
1989
23 East Godavari
2351
1964
2737
2293
24 Rajahmundry-U
784
694
938
792
25 Krishna
1784
1445
2079
1703
26 Vijayawada City
1610
1388
1925
1647
27 VSP City
1974
1677
2350
1990
28 VSP Rural
1471
1155
1740
1354
29 Vizianagaram
1371
1106
1615
1307
30 Srikakulam
1474
1240
1726
1445
31 R.P.Vijayawada
621
432
676
467
32 R.P.Guntakal
611
426
660
453
33 R.P.Sec-bad
657
422
702
454
63900
54450
75193
63897
TOTAL :
TABLE - 22.2
Sl.
No.
UNITS
DG/IG/DIG/SP
ADDL.S.P.
ASP & DSP
Inspector, SI Officers below

GRAND TOTAL
& ASI
ASI
Sanctio
Sanctio
Sanction
Sanction
Actual
Actual
Actual
ned
ned
ed
ed
Actual
Sanction
Actual
ed
34 C.I.D.
37
22
62
62
432
280
652
442
1183
806
35 Intelligence
48
30
76
78
678
419
2277
1548
3079
2075
36 PCS& S
26
10
21
11
55
29
37 P.T.Cs. (6)
28
22
263
189
266
156
564
372
38 Ranges (9)
39 Police Academy
21
14
14
14
40
24
67
41
142
93
Addl.DGP RLY,
TRG , PTO , Grey
Hounds, BNS &
Octopus.
47
36
43
43
514
195
3400
2031
4004
2305
41 Chief Office
19
16
20
17
TOTAL
190
134
230
226
1953
1117
6683
4229
9056
5706
TABLE 24.1(Con)
154
111
265
241
10874 9095 63900 54450 75193 63897
GRAND TOTAL :
344
245
495
467
12827 10212 70583 58679 84249 69603
40
TABLE - 22.3
Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Police (Women)

as on 31-12-2013
Sl.
No
UNITS
Inspector/
SI & ASI
Officers below ASI
GRAND TOTAL
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
57
23
360
230
417
253
2 Cyberabad
43
22
270
86
313
108
3 Ranga Reddy
13
72
85
4 Mahaboobnagar
18
105
70
123
73
5 Nalgonda
18
105
39
123
44
6 Nizamabad
18
105
68
123
70
7 Medak
18
105
38
123
41
8 Warangal-R
18
105
49
123
52
9 Warangal-U
10 Khammam
18
105
61
123
67
11 Karimnagar
18
105
48
123
52
12 Adilabad
18
105
53
123
58
13 Kurnool
18
10
105
97
123
107
14 Kadapa
18
105
74
123
83
15 Anantapur
18
10
105
100
123
110
16 Chittoor
18
105
54
123
62
17 Tirupathi-U
24
14
150
58
174
72
18 Guntur-R
18
105
49
123
49
19 Guntur-U
24
150
51
174
57
20 Nellore
18
105
57
123
62
21 Prakasham
18
105
39
123
47
22 West Godavari
18
10
105
54
123
64
23 East Godavari
18
105
78
123
82
24 Rajahmundry-U
24
150
28
174
31
25 Krishna
18
105
53
123
62
26 Vijayawada City
30
15
180
106
210
121
27 VSP City
30
180
150
210
158
28 VSP Rural
18
105
52
123
59
29 Vizianagaram
18
105
73
123
78
30 Srikakulam
18
105
80
123
83
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
623
0
212
0
3717
0
2000
0
4340
0
2212
1 Hyderabad City
TABLE - 22.4
Sanctioned and actual strength of Armed Police

as on 31-12-2013 ( Men + Women )
Sl.
No
UNITS
Commandant/
Addl.Comman
dant
AC / DSP
RI /RSI / ARSI
Officers below
ARSI
GRAND
TOTAL
Sanctio
Sanctio
Sanctio
Sanctio
Sanctio
Actual
Actual
Actual
Actual
Actual
ned
ned
ned
ned
ned
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
Khammam
Karimnagar
Adilabad
Kurnool
Kadapa
Anantapur
Chittoor
Tirupathi-U
Guntur-R
Guntur-U
Nellore
Prakasham
West Godavari
East Godavari
Rajahmundry-U
Krishna
Vijayawada City
VSP City
VSP Rural
Vizianagaram
Srikakulam
R.P.Vijayawada
R.P.Guntakal
R.P.Sec-bad
Intelligence
P.T.Cs.
APPA
Others
TOTAL :
4
3
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
3
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
6
5
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
49
5
5
1
1
1
2
0
0
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
292
120
28
71
71
65
71
63
49
75
97
97
76
75
75
71
49
64
36
70
70
45
61
28
45
72
80
70
54
45
17
17
17
0
0
0
0
2236
272 2976 1581 3278 1861

118 1296 1038 1424 1164
24
288
207
317
232
67
768
743
841
811
65
768
608
841
674
62
720
644
788
708
66
768
593
841
660
57
672
604
737
661
49
528
503
579
553
63
816
686
894
752
92
1056 864 1155 957
95
1056 902 1156 999
71
816
713
895
786
72
816
803
893
876
73
816
711
893
786
68
768
555
842
626
45
528
397
579
444
59
672
610
738
671
34
384
369
421
404
67
768
665
841
735
67
778
757
850
826
40
480
389
527
430
57
682
571
745
629
28
288
272
318
302
40
490
350
537
391
64
768
646
843
713
68
869
705
953
777
67
778
533
849
601
51
581
539
636
591
42
490
466
536
509
12
192
64
209
76
14
192
85
209
99
9
190
90
207
99
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2078 24058 19263 26372 21403
TABLE - 22.5
Sanctioned and Actual Strength of A.P Special Police Battalions
BATTALION NO. &

S No
PLACE OF LOCATION
IG/DIG/Comndt/
Asst. Commndt
Addl. Comndt
Sanction
Actual
ed
Sanction
Actual
ed
RI/ RSI/ARSI
Sanction
Actual
ed
Officers below
ARSI.
GRAND TOTAL
Sanction
Actual
ed
Sanction
Actual
ed
I BN HYDERABAD
89
74
1106
1070
1201
1149
II BN KURNOOL
87
66
1097
910
1190
981
III BN KAKINADA
87
73
1097
815
1190
893
IV BN MAMNOOR
87
75
1097
870
1190
949
V BN VIZIANAGARAM
85
73
1078
961
1169
1040
VI BN MANGALAGIRI
79
67
971
669
1056
742
VII BN DICHPALLY
85
66
1088
869
1178
939
VIII BN KONDAPUR
80
69
980
958
1066
1032
IX BN VENKATAGIRI
81
68
828
705
914
778
10 X BN. BEECHPALLI
71
49
839
652
916
707
11 XI BN. KADAPA
71
50
846
631
923
687
12 XII BN. NALGONDA
114
78
800
687
920
771
13 XIII BN. ADILABAD
114
75
800
570
920
651
14 XIV BN. ANANTPAUR
48
40
835
651
892
700
15 XV BN. KHAMMAM
85
52
1097
977
1188
1033
16 XVI BN. VSP DIST.
85
41
800
652
891
698
17 XVII BN. KARIMNAGAR
85
40
800
700
891
746
35
27
68
66
1433
1056
TOTAL :
16159 13347 17695 14496
TABLE - 22.6
Sanctioned & actual strength of technical posts in PTO , PRO, FPB & IGP
Press as on 31.12.2013
DG/IG/DIG/SP/
Addl.SP
S No
DSP Cadre
Inspectors/SI/ Officers below

GRAND TOTAL
ASI
ASI
UNITS
Sanctio
ned
Actual
Sanctio
Sanctio
Sancti
Actual
Actual
ned
ned
oned
Actual
Sanctio
ned
Actual
P.T.O.
42
36
756
441
803
481
POLICE RADIO ORGN.
17
15
482
410
1363
481
1868
911
FPB
176
86
181
91
IGP PRESS
66
54
73
60
TOTAL :
24
21
706
537
2187
978
2925
1543
TABLE - 22.7
Number of Sub-Divisions, Circles, Police stations and out posts

S No
UNITS
Sub-Divisions
Circles
Police
Stations
Out-Posts
Hyderabad City
17
83
Cyberabad
11
49
Ranga Reddy
20
Mahaboobnagar
17
76
Nalgonda
15
74
Nizamabad
11
46
Medak
15
61
Warangal-R
12
47
Warangal-U
24
10
Khammam
18
66
11
Karimnagar
16
70
12
Adilabad
18
74
13
Kurnool
19
84
14
Kadapa
16
67
15
Anantapur
17
85
16
Chittoor
14
65
17
Tirupathi-U
26
18
Guntur-R
13
67
19
Guntur-U
19
20
Nellore
16
67
21
Prakasham
13
68
22
West Godavari
16
66
23
East Godavari
18
75
24
Rajahmundry-U
18
25
Krishna
14
57
26
Vijayawada City
24
27
VSP City
32
28
VSP Rural
10
49
29
Vizianagaram
10
48
30
Srikakulam
12
49
31
R.P.Vijayawada
15
15
32
R.P.Guntakal
19
15
33
R.P.Sec-bad
12
17
34
CID
35
Octopus, Hyd
36
Taskforce, Hyd
37
SIB, Hyd
38
ACB, Hyd
TOTAL :
0
173
0
339
1
1708
0
72
TABLE - 22.8
Actual police strength in relation to Area, Population & IPC crimes during
2013
SL.
NO.
UNITS
Area (In
Sq.Kms)
Estimated
midyear
population
(in lakhs)
Total
Cognizable
Crimes
Civil
Armed
TOTAL
Actual Police Strength
Hyderabad City
217
41.0
15478
6837
1861
8698
Cyberabad
3601
86.0
19217
4144
1164
5308
Ranga Reddy
7564
4.5
2126
747
232
979
Mahaboobnagar
18432
41.6
7728
2337
811
3148
Nalgonda
14240
35.6
9866
2263
674
2937
Nizamabad
7956
26.2
7053
1567
708
2275
Medak
9699
31.1
6662
1940
660
2600
Warangal-R
10686
23.9
5190
1478
661
2139
Warangal-U
2160
12.2
4215
1193
553
1746
10 Khammam
11 Karimnagar
16029
28.7
10146
2349
752
3101
11823
39.0
7877
2556
957
3513
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
16128
28.1
6070
2440
999
3439
17658
41.7
7166
2873
786
3659
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
15359
29.6
6578
2211
876
3087
19130
41.9
6795
2583
786
3369
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
13605
33.4
5005
2004
626
2630
1548
9.4
2644
1389
444
1833
18 Guntur-R
19 Guntur-U
10184
38.2
6599
2255
671
2926
1215
12.0
4645
852
404
1256
20 Nellore
21 Prakasham
13076
30.4
7073
2035
735
2770
17141
34.8
5882
1950
826
2776
7742
40.1
7599
1989
430
2419
10516
44.0
6431
2293
629
2922
291
8.6
2065
792
302
1094
8727
25.8
6567
1703
391
2094
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
1211
20.4
8509
1647
713
2360
78
22.8
6774
1990
777
2767
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
11161
21.3
3000
1354
601
1955
6539
24.0
4621
1307
591
1898
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
5813
27.7
4298
1445
509
1954
535
467
76
543
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
256
453
99
552
574
454
99
553
34 OTHERS
34
279529
904
205278
63897
21403
85300
TOTAL :
C H A P T E R 23
POLICE SACRIFICES
23.1
49 Police personnel of various ranks sacrificed their lives and 147 suffered
injuries in the state while performing different types of duties during 2013 of
the total number of police personnel killed in the state. The largest number of
police personnel injured were in Vizianagaram (19), followed by Warangal
Urban (13) and Guntur Urban, Nellore & Krishna (12 each).
23.2
13 Units remained free from casualties of policemen on duty (Table 23.1)
TABLE - 23.1
Police personnel killed on duty during 2013

KILLED
Sl
No
UNIT
In
In dacoity
extremist or other
operation
raids
In
Riots
By other
criminals
On
border
duties
In
Others
Accidents
Total
Hyderabad City
Cyberabad
Ranga Reddy
Mahaboobnagar
Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Medak
Warangal-R
Warangal-U
10 Khammam
11 Karimnagar
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
18 Guntur-R
19 Guntur-U
20 Nellore
21 Prakasham
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
47
0
0
0
49
TABLE-23.2
Police personnel Injured on duty during 2012

INJURED
SL.
NO.
UNIT
In
In
dacoity
extremist
or other
operation
raids
In
By other
Riots criminals
On
border
duties
In
Accid Others
ents
Total
1 Hyderabad City
2 Cyberabad
3 Ranga Reddy
4 Mahaboobnagar
5 Nalgonda
6 Nizamabad
7 Medak
8 Warangal-R
9 Warangal-U
13
13
10 Khammam
11 Karimnagar
12 Adilabad
13 Kurnool
14 Kadapa
15 Anantapur
16 Chittoor
17 Tirupathi-U
18 Guntur-R
19 Guntur-U
12
12
20 Nellore
12
21 Prakasham
22 West Godavari
23 East Godavari
24 Rajahmundry-U
25 Krishna
10
12
26 Vijayawada City
27 VSP City
28 VSP Rural
29 Vizianagaram
19
19
30 Srikakulam
31 R.P.Vijayawada
32 R.P.Guntakal
33 R.P.Sec-bad
TOTAL :
0
0
0
0
0
32
0
29
0
0
0
86
0
0
0
147
TABLE - 23.3
Police personnel Killed and Injured on duty during 2012

(Rank -Wise)
KILLED
SL.
NO.
RANK
Constables
In
In
In
By other
dacoity
extremist
or other Riots criminals
operation
raids
On
border
duties
Total
21
23
Head Constables
15
15
Asst. Sub-Inspectors
Sub-Inspectors
Inspectors
Others (Gazetted
Officers)
TOTAL
In
Others
Accidents
47
49
INJURED
SL.
NO.
RANK
In
In
In
By other
dacoity
extremist
or other Riots criminals
operation
raids
On
border
duties
In
Others
Accidents
Total
Constables
24
21
59
104
Head Constables
15
20
Asst. Sub-Inspectors
Sub-Inspectors
11
Inspectors
Others (Gazetted
Officers)
TOTAL
32
5
1
29
86
147
MARINE POLICE
1) The Indian Coast Guard was created as a lead maritime force for non- military maritime
Security in Indias maritime zone & started functioning on enactment of the Coast Guard
Act, 1978. Till that Indian Navy & the Customs department were looking into the issues
of maritime security, but in a limited way. After establishing Coast Guard, they started
patrolling on coastline to protect the maritime interest of India. During such patrolling, as
and when they used to apprehend criminals /offenders or seize contraband etc, they
used to hand them over to either to the Customs Department or to the local police to
initiate necessary legal action.
2) Of late issues like unauthorized exploitation of sea resources of India in the Exclusive
Economic Zone (EEZ), problems relating to oil spills, rescue operations and other
international obligations cropped up and the Coast Guard was forced to concentrate
more beyond the territorial waters which left a gap in having a fool proof security cover of
the coastal areas. More over the Coast Guard vessels, technically, cannot patrol in the
shallow areas off the coast. On this background, Coastal Police Stations have been
conceived which will be tasked to look after the Policing needs on the coastal areas and
in the territorial waters of India.
3) It may be made very clear that Coast Guard enjoys, even today, the legal mandate to
apprehend any offender in the territorial waters and also have the power of search and
seizure of suspect vessels on the sea. After detecting an offence or apprehending an
offender, the Coast Guard will now take the assistance of the Coastal Police Station for
taking legal action like handing over the person or the seized property and registration of
criminal cases in such Police Stations. Both Coastal Police Stations and the Coast
Guard will work on a mutually complimentary basis without any conflict of interest. Coast
Guard, infect will supplement the efforts of the Coastal Police Stations in implementing
the Coastal security scheme
4) The objectives of establishing Coastal Police Station would evidently be to strengthen
the info structure for patrolling and surveillance of coastal areas, particularly shallow
areas close to the coast and to check and counter all activities which are illegal and
contrary to the laws, rules and regulations and other such bye laws, local & special
laws as applicable in the concerned states/ UTs.
5) Objectives of Coastal Security Police:
i.
To provide an additional line of defense in the Coast line of the country
ii. To prevent the intrusion of militants and anti- national elements into the country
through sea
iii. To prevent smuggling of petrol, diesel, medicines, illicit, liquor and other essential
commodities and valuable items from the country to other countries through sea and
vice versa.
iv. To prevent illegal transportation of arms/ ammunition, explosives, narcotic

substances and also to prevent human trafficking from and to the country through the
sea.
v. To prevent collusion between some fishermen and smugglers or militants for
committing unlawful acts.
vi. To obtain community participation in Coastal Security.
vii. To collect intelligence on all the above matters.
viii. To Co-Ordinate among related agencies like State Police, Indian Navy, Coast Guard,
Fisheries Department, Customs, etc. To improve quality of Coastal Policing
ix. To help the district administration in the Coastal districts in disaster management.
x. To handle law & order situations which may arise on account of clashes between
various communities/ groups both on shore/ off shore.
xi. To effectively impose ban on monsoon trawling in some states and enforce the law of
the state relating to fishing, if so desired by the concerned state.
xii. To handle environment issues like oil-spills and pollution by toxic substances on
territorial waters through co-ordination among various agencies.
xiii. To protect the maritime interest of the country by such acts as prescribed/ directed by
the concerned State/ Union territory.
6) Duties of Coastal Security Police
Coastal Security Police will be engaged in policing the territorial waters with a view to
enforcing the criminal laws of the land and providing a sense of security.
7) Salient duties of Coastal Security Police
i.
Search and seizures in respect of trawlers, vessels, fishing boats and to apprehend
persons involved/ Suspected to be involved in drug trafficking , explosives,
contraband goods, arms and ammunition, dangerous materials, smuggling of and
trafficking in human beings etc in contravention of Law in order to prevent these
unlawful activities.
ii. Investigating criminal cases registered either by concerned Marine PS or being

handed over by such agencies like Coast Guard, Navy, Customs and Department of
fisheries etc in such situations, the investigation will conducted as per the police
standing Orders of the concerned State and the Law relating to investigation as
applicable.
iii. To develop and collect intelligence in order to prevent landing of arms & ammunition,
explosives and other contraband and unauthorized entry of vessels and persons etc
(especially of Foreign origin).
iv. To keep surveillance over the villages, roads, highways, landing points, jetties,
resorts, hotels, lodges and restaurants.
v. To cooperate with other agencies like Navy, Customs, Coast Guard and Intelligence
wings to prevent and detect unlawful activities.
vi. To render need based assistance to Indian Coast Guard, Customs and Department
of fisheries and tourism.
vii. Organizing search, salvage and rescue operations whenever the need arises.
viii. To take steps to preserve maritime environment and to prevent maritime pollution.
ix. To have frequent contact with fishermen and others engaged in the sea related trade
and business activities to ensure smooth contact thereof.
x. To assist the district/ State authorities in Disaster Management especially when it
relates to sea.
xi. Preventing as well as dealing with oil spills and spills of toxic substances on
Territorial waters in collaboration with other agencies.
8) Jurisdiction of Coastal Security Police
i. The functional jurisdiction of the Coast Guard extends from the baseline to the limits
of the EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone) i.e. -2 n NM in to the sea
ii. The Coast Guard along with the concerned state Government Police shares the
jurisdiction from the baseline to 12 NM, the territorial waters and the custom water ( 24 NM) respectively.
iii. In spite of the above mentioned legally defined jurisdictions in the Territorial waters, it
has been considered and accepted that owing to infrastructural capability and
operational limitations, it will not be feasible for the Coastal Police with the present
infrastructure to operate effectively beyond 5 NM from the Coastline notwithstanding
the fact that legal jurisdiction of Coastal Police Station will extend up to 12 NM.
iv. Therefore, on the basis of balance of operational convenience, it is laid down that
Coastal Police Stations may exercise their operational jurisdictions; in terms of
Patrolling, surveillance etc; within 5NM from the baseline.
v. Beyond 5 NM- the operational jurisdiction will be exercised by the Indian Coast
Guard. However, the Coast Guard & the Coastal Police will be actively co-ordinating
and collaborating in their operations for optimum effectiveness.
9) Maritime Profile of Andhra Pradesh
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Details
No. of Coastal Districts
No. of Coastal Mandals
Length of Coastline
No. of Coastal Villages
No. of sea going Fishermen
No. of Landing points
No. of Major Ports
No. of Minor Ports
9
64
974 Kms
555
1,16,647
353
Visakhapatnam
(1) Gangavaram,(2) Kakinada, (3)
Krishnapapatnam.
9.
10 .
11.
10.
S.NO.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Fishing Harbours
No. of fishing Boats.

Mechanized Fishing Vessels
(above 1 HP)
B) Motorized Crafts (1 to 2 HP)
C) Traditional Boats
No. of marine police stations:
1) Bhavanapadu Fishing Harbour Srikakulam.

2) Visakhapatnam Fishing Harbour.
3) Kakinada Fishing Harbour.
4) Machilipatnam Fishing Harbour.
5) Nizampatnam Fishing Harbour, Guntur
district.
25, 44
1,41
9, 49
14,585
21
List of Marine Police Stations.

Name of the district
Srikakulam
New Marine Police Station

1.
Kalingapatnam
2.
Ekkuru,
3.
Bhavanapadu,
Vizianagaram
4.
Chintapalli
Visakhapatnam(City)
5.
Rushikonda
6.
Visakhapatnam Port
7.
Pudimadaka
8.
Rajayyapeta
9.
Vakalapudi
10.
Vodalarevu
11.
Anthervedipalem,
12.
Gilakaladindi
13.
Gollamadugu
14.
Varalagundi
15.
Suryalanka
16.
Nizampatnam.
17.
Ramayyapatnampallipalem
18.
Kothapatnam,
19.
Dugarajapatnam
20.
Sriharikota,
21.
Isukapalli
Visakhapatnam (Rural)
East Godavari
Krishna District
Guntur
Prakasam
Nellore
FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY (FSL)

1.
At present APFSL is having 12 Sections viz. Ballistics, Physics, Forensic

Engineering, Biology, Serology, DNA, Toxicology, Chemistry, Narcotics, Documents,
Polygraph and Computer Forensics. The services of APFSL in some important and
sensational case analysis are utilized by other states, CBI and other central agencies
like Central Excise, Navy, Army, Railways, etc. This is a tribute to the high standards
for the officers and staff of this laboratory.
2.
RFSLs
8 RFSLs are established and they are located at police range level viz.
Visakhapatnam, Viajayawda, Guntur, Kurnool, Tirupati, Warangal, Karimnagar and
Kamareddy. RFSL at Cyberabad is going to be commissioned very shortly as 9th
RFSL.
3.
CLUES Teams
At present 30 CLUES Teams are functioning at District level and commissionarates
to help police investigations in murder, theft, decoity, robbery, rape, housebreaking,
kidnapping cases etc.
4.
NABL Accreditation
APFSL has achieved ISO-9002 Certification in the year 1999 and it has been
upgraded to ISO 9001:2000 in the year 2002. APFSL has developed world class
systems and procedures and has been certified by ISO 9001 and NABL ISO/IEC
17025:2005 standards in the year 2004 for maintaining international technical
standards and was renewed for two years in 2007 and 2009 respectively. Further
the reassessment was done in the year 2011 by NABL ISO/IEC 17025:2005
Authorities/Technical Experts and the accreditation is renewed for further two years
i.e. upto November 2013.
5.
Research & Development

APFSL, RFSLs and CLUES Teams are well equipped. The FSL Hyderabad and
RFSLs are having modern instruments such as GC-MS, HPLC, GC, HPTLC, X-RF,
various light sources, etc.
Clues Teams are having various light sources, like
polyray, fingerprint, footprint kits, narcotic test kits and mobile lab etc.,
6.
Training
A new thrust for training to reorient the police officers and other officers of various
agencies were taken up through individualized and specialized programmes for
officers on training at A.P Police Academy, A.P. Judicial Academy, National

Police Academy and National Industrial Security Academy, National Criminal
Records Bureau, Central Forensic Science Laboratories, AP Police Duty Meet
participants, project students of Biotech/M.Sc.,/M.Tech from various universities,
trainees from L.N.J.N NICFS, New Delhi, Administrative Staff College of India etc.
7.
Trainings conducted at APFSL, Hyderabad:

14 No. of Police Officers were trained at APFSL for Duty meet, 2nd Jan to 11th
Jan 2013.
ii. 22 Police Officers from CDTS of 120th Advanced Course on Investigation &
Detection of Crime.
iii. 50 Foreign Police Officers of Training program on IT in law enforcement &
Advanced Fingerprint Science & computer from 7th Jan 2013 to 29th March
2013, from NCRB MHA, visited APFSL on 20th Feb 2013.
iv. 16 B.A Final year students of KSS Arts & Commerce College, Vidyanagar from
Karnataka, visited APFSL on 22nd March 2013.
v. 16 B.A (Criminology) students of Sri Sgundooreshwari Arts & Science &
Commerce College from sagar, visited 0n 8th April 2013.
vi. 3 ADs, 16 SA & 32 Technician were trained on Forensic Science Induction
Program from 3rd April 2013 to 4th May 2013.
vii. 17 Officers of Course on Investigation Techniques from CDTS were visited on
15th April 2013.
viii. 169 Police Officers including 12 foreign officers from Royal Bhutan, Madras &
Nepal visited APFSL.
Future Plans
i.
8.
APFSL is planning to establish:

i.
A R&D Unit
ii. District Laboratories

iii. To strengthen the FSL by increasing staff at FSL Hqrs., RFSLs, DFSLs and
CLUES Teams.
9.
Summary:
i.
The reassessment for accreditation of NABL ISO/IEC 17025:2005 was done by a

team of National level Scientists nominated by NABL and NABL ISO/IEC
17025:2005 Accreditation is renewed upto 2013 for maintaining international
quality standards. This NABL Accreditation is existed from 2004 and is renewed
for every two years continuously.
ii. A Total No. of 21,773 of cases were received during 1-1-2013 to 31-12-2013, out
of which 19,061 cases were reported during the year and 2,672 cases are under
examination in different stages. 87 % of the cases were reported.
iii. The FSL scientists have undergone trainings in Cyber forensics, DNA
fingerprinting, etc. at various reputed institutions as part of their continuous
improvement programme of the laboratory.
iv. A proposal is in consideration for strengthening the staff of APFSL, RFSLs,
CLUES Teams and establishment of new District FSLs.
10.
Cases received in FSL headquarters And 8 RFSLS during the year 2012
S. No.
Name of the Section
Received
Disposed
Under
Examination
APFSL Headquarters:
1.
Ballistics
157
138
19
2.
Physics
207
180
27
3.
Lie-Detector
16
14
4.
Computer Forensics
139
114
25
5.
Forensic Engineering
6.
Documents
863
814
49
7.
Toxicology
4123
3243
880
8.
Serology
1539
1128
411
9.
Biology
101
69
32
10.
Bio Medical
22
20
11.
DNA
455
196
259
12.
Chemistry
483
443
40
13.
Narcotics
1.
Visakhapatnam
1507
1507
2.
Vijayawada
2178
2033
145
3.
Guntur
1643
1510
133
4.
Tirupati
1600
1271
329
5.
Kurnool
1226
1130
96
6.
Kamareddy
486
486
7.
Karimnagar
178
178
8.
Warangal
Total:
3393
20565
3363
17475
30
3090
1414
1242
Regional Forensic Science Laboratories:
172
NOTE ON THE FINGER PRINT BUREAU, CID, AP, HYDERABAD.
Andhra Pradesh Finger Print Bureau was established in the year1959 through GO
Ms No.308 Home (Police, B) Dept., dated 6th Feb., 1959.
Subsequently,
District
Finger
Print Units were established in all District/City head quarters under the modernization of
Police Forces in a phased manner between the periods from 1971 to 2010.
Finger Print Bureau functions under the Administrative Control of Addl. Director
General of Police, C I D., A.P., Hyderabad and under the technical control of Director, Finger
Print Bureau, CID. AP., Hyderabad.
The main objective of the Bureau collects and maintains a large number of FP
Records for using them for Criminal Investigation.
The Ten Digit FP Records are being maintained in the Bureau for the purpose of
establishing both identity and past Criminal history of a suspect and for identifying the
offenders from the chance Finger Prints located at the Scenes of Crime. At present the FPB
is having 5.15 lakhs fingerprint records and 36,000 UN Solved Chance Prints in the
database of FACTS-5 system.
FPB undertakes the work pertaining to searching of FP Slips of suspects and
accused for verification of previous convictions, examination and development of chance
prints on scene of crime articles suspected to have been handled by the unknown culprits
during the commission of offence to establish the identity of the offender and to Assist the
Police in the investigation and detection of crime. The entire search work in FPB is with the
helping tool of FACTS Computer system.
FPB helps the Police in establishing the identity of unknown dead bodies through
finger prints from the skins of the finger tips and furnish information about the identity of the
deceased.
Now, the Bureau has online connectivity in between 30 District FP Units and
Central Server. The district FP Officials supplied with Digital Cameras with Laptop to
photograph the chance prints from the scenes of crime itself and for comparison in the
FACTS system.
FPB receives the record slips of convicted persons with conviction memos from
the Ss.P/Commns. of Police and after scrutiny the FP Slips of the convicted persons will be
recorded in Ten Digit FP Records of F.P.B and a copy of the same is also sent to NCRB
New Delhi for filing.
The FPB also under takes the work of disputed documents containing the finger
prints concerned in Civil, Criminal and state and Central Government departmental cases.
The FPB also imparts training classes to Police Officers State & Central Govt., Court
Officials and Criminology Students etc.,
FPB has its own photographic section which deals with obtaining of photographs of
finger prints in disputed document cases.
Comparative Statement
Sl. No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5
6
7
Total No. of SOCs Visited.

No. of Cases Identified
through chance prints..
Total No. of PIDs received.
No. of record slips received
along with the C.Memos.
No. of Unknown dead body
cases attended.
Unknown dead body cases
identified.
No. of Document cases
received from various courts.
No. of Document cases
furnished opinion.
2011
4,670
2012
4,841
2013
5,683
287
336
457
25,516
20,042
33,732
1,659
2,434
2,280
486
566
710
13
11
24
237
214
212
237
214
183
Hyderabad City- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
1 Total Population (lakhs)
INCIDENCE OF COG. CRIME FOR THE YEARS

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
41.05
Murders
107
96
102
217
Att. to Murders
128
165
141
3 No. of Revenue Divisions
Kidnappings &
Abductions
85
74
120
4 No. of Revenue Mandals
16
Hurt Cases
1063
1193
1088
5 No. of Villages
Riotings
169
265
116
6 Zones
Murders for Gain
14
7 Divisions
17
Dacoities
12
8 Police Stations
83
Robberies
39
57
46
8698
Burglaries
689
638
649
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
9 Actual Strength (Civil+A.R)

10 UI Cases
15028 10 Thefts
4289
3602
4075
11 PT Cases
27083 11 Cheatings
1635
1898
2122
62
68
70
34
25
44
1590
1508
1802
27
23
32
1223
1146
1248
18 Rape Cases
55
72
95
19 SC/ST Offences
99
99
109
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
14663
15073
15478
3591.5
3741.4
4613.1
12 Pending execution of NBWs

HYDERABADCITY
State
13 Counterfeit Currency
Conviction 14 Gender Offences
Detection %
58.1
HYD
Stat
3857 12 Cr.Br. Of Trust
32.2
58.1
30.62
32.2
18.1
Detection%
Conviction%
18.1 15 Dowry Deaths
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
17 Dowry Harassment
21 Property Lost (in Lakhs)
Cyberabad- A Profile
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
Sl. No

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
86.00
Murders
172
173
143
3600.9
Att. to Murders
121
110
117
Kidnappings &
Abductions
125
134
170
19
Hurt Cases
1420
1363
1497
5 No. of Villages
451
Riotings
51
27
33
6 Sub-Divisions
11
Murders for Gain
36
19
16
Dacoities
14
13
49
Robberies
91
83
87
5308
Burglaries
1204
1095
1313
10 UI Cases
7587
10
Thefts
3965
4404
4718
11 PT Cases
31396
11
Cheatings
1259
1460
1848
3753
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
152
141
149
13
Counterfeit Currency
12
1934
1692
2317
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
7 Circles
8 Police Stations

CYBERABAD
State
Convictio 14
Detection %
58.1
52.9
CYB
State
29.5
Detection%
52.9
29.5
58.1
30.62
30.62
Gender Offences
15
Dowry Deaths
50
44
43
16
Dowry Murders
19
17
Dowry Harassment
1342
955
1477
18
Rape Cases
86
75
131
19
SC/ST Offences
93
103
126
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
17323
16864
19217
21
Property Lost (in
2550.6
2919.8
3977.5
Conviction%
Lakhs)
Ranga Reddy District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
Total Population (lakhs)
4.53
Murders
71
60
73
Area (in Sq.Kms)
7564
Att. to Murders
19
27
46
Kidnappings &
Abductions
23
21
24
18
Hurt Cases
389
379
432
No. of Villages
495
Riotings
14
21
18
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
12
Circles
Dacoities
Police Stations
20
Robberies
10
12
Actual Strength (Civil+A.R)
979
Burglaries
85
143
92
10 UI Cases
1207
10
Thefts
123
167
163
11 PT Cases
4524
11
Cheatings
52
63
90
183
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
13
Gender Offences
285
346
361
15
Dowry Deaths
15
16
14
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
88
150
166
18
Rape Cases
24
26
37
19
SC/ST Offences
20
51
57
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
1715
2012
2126
78.2
127.8
143.8

RANGAREDDY
State
Conviction 14
Detection %
58.1
50.1
RANG
50.1
13.8
State
58.1
30.62
30.62
13.8
Detection%
Conviction%
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
Mahaboobnagar District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
Sl.No

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
41.61
Murders
173
154
163
Area (in Sq.Kms)
18432
Att. to Murders
77
81
60
Kidnappings &
Abductions
65
67
75
64
Hurt Cases
1047
1118
1352
No. of Villages
1550
Riotings
63
57
72
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
15
28
21
Circles
17
Dacoities
Police Stations
76
Robberies
14
15
18
3148
Burglaries
236
230
384
10 UI Cases
3590
10
Thefts
1134
943
1180
11 PT Cases
16874
11
Cheatings
161
160
234
969
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
22
21
49
13
Conviction
14
Gender Offences
1007
922
1036
19.8
15
Dowry Deaths
25
27
32
16
Dowry Murders
22
11
23
17
Dowry Harassment
247
199
224
18
Rape Cases
86
56
113
19
SC/ST Offences
124
137
164
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
6293
6170
7728
341.7
456.8
565.0

MAHABOOBNAGAR
State
59.3 58.1
Detection
%
MAHA
59.3
State
58.1
30.62
19.8
Detection%
30.62
Conviction%
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
Nalgonda District- A Profile

Vital Statistics
Sl.
No
Sl.No

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
35.62
Murders
92
81
80
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
14240
Att. to Murders
89
86
96
Kidnappings &
Abductions
69
78
80
59
Hurt Cases
1339
1623
1863
1161
Riotings
125
109
153
Murders for Gain
16
7 Circles
15
Dacoities
13
8 Police Stations
74
Robberies
18
20
27
2937
Burglaries
292
319
367
10 UI Cases
2745
10
Thefts
603
786
799
11 PT Cases
19573
11
Cheatings
222
368
423
614
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
28
40
86
13
1063
1336
1490
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

NALGONDA
State
Detection %
70.7
NAL
58.1
State
Convictio 14
70.7
58.1
22.1 30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
22.1
30.62
Gender Offences
15
Dowry Deaths
36
20
27
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
248
298
324
18
Rape Cases
48
51
77
19
SC/ST Offences
98
152
194
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
7394
8652
9866
21
Property Lost (in Lakhs)
460.8
783.6
770.7
Nizamabad District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
121
100
91
26.16
Murders
Area (in Sq.Kms)
7956
Att. to Murders
51
43
54
Kidnappings &
Abductions
60
28
41
36
Hurt Cases
900
607
875
No. of Villages
718
Riotings
86
62
81
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
13
12
23
Circles
11
Dacoities
Police Stations
46
Robberies
27
15
18
2275
Burglaries
398
339
478
745
594
1005
206
260
293
19
26
40
Convict 14 Gender Offences
884
845
980
27
17
17
17 Dowry Harassment
540
570
637
18 Rape Cases
59
33
44
19 SC/ST Offences
106
71
59
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
5938
5176
7053
384.7
389.0
449.3
10 UI Cases
2160 10 Thefts
11 PT Cases
10264 11 Cheatings

NIZAMABAD
Detection %
70.3
NIZAM
58.1
State
State
70.3
58.1
24.9 30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
Medak District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
31.08
Murders
114
95
100
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
9699
Att. to Murders
52
37
68
Kidnappings &
Abductions
37
42
38
45
Hurt Cases
790
862
996
1267
Riotings
67
114
43
Murders for Gain
20
14
23
7 Circles
15
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
61
Robberies
19
17
14
2600
Burglaries
324
399
409
10 UI Cases
1635
10
Thefts
542
678
765
11 PT Cases
11186
11
Cheatings
165
219
235
536
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
12
15
23
13
Gender Offences
683
723
879
15
Dowry Deaths
25
18
25
16
Dowry Murders
21
17
Dowry Harassment
320
389
459
18
Rape Cases
37
25
61
19
SC/ST Offences
68
44
58
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
5163
5544
6662
21
355.1
403.6
497.5
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

MEDAK
State
Detection %
71.6
MED
Convicti 14
71.6
58.1
Stat
58.1
31.7
Detection%
30.62
Conviction%
31.7
30.62
Warangal Rural - A Profile

Sl.N
o
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
INCIDENCE OF COG. CRIME FOR THE YEARS 20112013

Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
23.92
Murders
71
74
48
Area (in Sq.Kms)
10686
Att. to Murders
32
40
52
Kidnappings &
Abductions
62
60
42
39
Hurt Cases
964
964
1275
No. of Villages
958
Riotings
204
167
129
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
12
Dacoities
Police Stations
47
Robberies
12
22
17
2139
Burglaries
231
258
255
10 UI Cases
1100
10
Thefts
327
384
316
11 PT Cases
10196
11
Cheatings
134
170
190
220
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
13
Gender Offences
680
715
862
15
Dowry Deaths
26
20
20
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
88
99
126
18
Rape Cases
48
54
52
19
SC/ST Offences
82
61
47
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
4354
4586
5190
21
174.8
310.1
270.0

WARANGALRURAL
State
Detection %
WAR
State
Convicti 14
81.8
81.8
58.1
58.1
36.9
36.9
30.62
30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
Warangal Urban- A Profile

Sl.N
o
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
12.15
Murders
46
38
19
Area (in Sq.Kms)
2160
Att. to Murders
10
17
19
Kidnappings &
Abductions
43
39
41
11
Hurt Cases
491
503
627
No. of Villages
220
Riotings
82
70
51
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
Dacoities
Police Stations
24
Robberies
21
15
18
1746
Burglaries
199
191
193
10 UI Cases
1535
10
Thefts
407
412
441
11 PT Cases
5406
11
Cheatings
231
169
312
175
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
13
Gender Offences
532
471
458
15
Dowry Deaths
26
16
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
62
263
193
18
Rape Cases
34
30
36
19
SC/ST Offences
28
53
41
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
3609
3293
4215
21
409.6
466.7
381.9

WARANGALURBAN
State
67.6
Detection
%
WAR
Convic 14
58.1
67.6
46.4
46.4
State
58.1
30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
30.62
Khammam District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
102
119
93
28.68
Murders
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
16029
Att. to Murders
88
103
93
Kidnappings &
Abductions
70
58
81
46
Hurt Cases
960
998
1314
789
Riotings
153
144
126
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
18
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
66
Robberies
12
14
16
3101
Burglaries
258
281
449
10 UI Cases
3059 10 Thefts
537
515
865
179
207
547
13
21
46
1047
1037
1288
19
12
15
17 Dowry Harassment
169
223
737
18 Rape Cases
84
77
95
19 SC/ST Offences
115
115
62
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
5780
6149
10146
336.0
651.3
923.3
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions
11 PT Cases
16451 11 Cheatings

KHAMMAM
72.3
58.1
Stat
58.1
36.2
30.62
Detection%
State
Detection %
72.3
KHA
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
Conviction%
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
Karimnagar District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
39.05
Murders
135
115
83
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
11823
Att. to Murders
107
96
77
Kidnappings &
Abductions
116
95
92
56
Hurt Cases
1646
1527
1572
1103
Riotings
169
97
84
Murders for Gain
12
7 Circles
16
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
70
Robberies
20
24
19
3513
Burglaries
335
318
342
10 UI Cases
2102
10 Thefts
769
832
739
11 PT Cases
25411
11 Cheatings
404
474
506
12 Cr.Br. Of Trust
42
48
94
1212
1186
1216
15 Dowry Deaths
38
46
39
16 Dowry Murders
12
10
17 Dowry Harassment
648
699
623
18 Rape Cases
57
38
55
19 SC/ST Offences
210
204
173
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
8016
8015
7877
526.6
447.3
475.7
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

KARIMNAGAR
State
Detection
74.7 %
KAR
58.1
Stat

74.7
58.1
23.9 30.62
Detection%
1861
23.9
30.62
Conviction%
Adilabad District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
102
69
89
28.07
Murders
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
16128
Att. to Murders
87
72
67
Kidnappings &
Abductions
53
60
48
52
Hurt Cases
1105
1052
1101
1752
Riotings
76
51
55
Murders for Gain
10
7 Circles
18
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
74
Robberies
13
14
3439
Burglaries
225
233
272
10 UI Cases
2094 10 Thefts
338
363
367
130
183
230
21
22
85
769
784
857
19
11
17 Dowry Harassment
388
470
441
18 Rape Cases
82
87
60
19 SC/ST Offences
74
106
89
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
4753
5374
6070
281.9
255.1
351.4
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions
11 PT Cases
12747 11 Cheatings

ADILABAD
58.1
69.6
37.7 58.1
Stat
30.62
Detection%
State
69.6
Detection %
ADI
Conviction%
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
Kurnool District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
41.66
Murders
147
109
122
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
17658
Att. to Murders
155
126
155
Kidnappings &
Abductions
55
42
63
54
Hurt Cases
1496
1326
1349
918
Riotings
108
62
124
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
19
Dacoities
11
8 Police Stations
84
Robberies
19
17
24
3659
Burglaries
237
240
249
10 UI Cases
3351 10 Thefts
542
502
553
11 PT Cases
9503 11 Cheatings
263
284
454
13
12
13
Convic 14 Gender Offences
939
915
1040
18
15
11
11
135
158
192
18 Rape Cases
36
21
23
19 SC/ST Offences
226
229
225
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
6753
6269
7166
553.2
471.0
650.1
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

KURNOOL
State
Detection
%
57.1 58.1
57.1
KUR

58.1
16 Dowry Murders
30.62
30.62
22.2
17 Dowry Harassment
Stat
Detection%
Conviction%
Kadapa District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
113
110
85
29.58
Murders
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
15359
Att. to Murders
61
82
103
Kidnappings &
Abductions
53
62
63
50
Hurt Cases
970
1263
1308
982
Riotings
99
103
147
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
16
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
67
Robberies
3087
Burglaries
137
130
213
10 UI Cases
3474 10 Thefts
575
502
694
11 PT Cases
8161 11 Cheatings
148
303
294
29
70
73
Convicti 14 Gender Offences
619
711
854
15
13
10
118
113
194
18 Rape Cases
39
26
21
19 SC/ST Offences
54
64
92
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
5042
5727
6578
750.7
519.2
1016.6
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

KADAPA
State
Detection 58.1
%
55.2
KAD
55.2
Stat

58.1
16 Dowry Murders
30.62
30.62
17 Dowry Harassment
19.6
Detection%
Conviction%
Anantapur District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
165
165
147
41.92
1 Murders
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
19130
2 Att. to Murders
99
108
141
Kidnappings &
Abductions
69
68
103
1040
1107
1421
5 Riotings
80
39
56
6 Murders for Gain
10
63
5 No. of Villages
964
6 Sub-Divisions
4 Hurt Cases
7 Circles
17
7 Dacoities
13
14
8 Police Stations
85
8 Robberies
14
23
3369
9 Burglaries
245
210
277
10 UI Cases
2780 10 Thefts
631
573
592
11 PT Cases
9461 11 Cheatings
142
159
155
14
12
763
699
1039
35
19
24
16 Dowry Murders
14
17 Dowry Harassment
195
125
161
18 Rape Cases
16
18
28
19 SC/ST Offences
63
108
115
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
5222
5297
6795
489.5
698.0
573.5

ANANTAPUR
State
Detection %
61.6
58.1
ANA
61.6
Stat
58.1
30.62
30.62
15.1
Detection%
Conviction%
Chittoor District- A Profile

Sl.N
o
Vital Statistics
Sl. No

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
33.38
Murders
82
79
65
Area (in Sq.Kms)
13605
Att. to Murders
48
68
53
Kidnappings &
Abductions
58
49
39
59
Hurt Cases
810
585
868
No. of Villages
1498
Riotings
42
24
53
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
14
Dacoities
Police Stations
65
Robberies
16
10
11
2630
Burglaries
151
135
152
10 UI Cases
1489
10
Thefts
600
492
503
11 PT Cases
9340
11
Cheatings
139
174
190
557
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
13
11
13
10
Gender Offences
649
548
608
15
Dowry Deaths
25
33
12
16
Dowry Murders
12
17
Dowry Harassment
372
313
392
18
Rape Cases
17
27
30
19
SC/ST Offences
77
52
68
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
4766
4098
5005
21
425.3
395.3
408.9

CHITTOOR
State
68.9
Detection
%
CHIT
Convict 14
58.1
68.9
State
58.1
30.62
18.8
30.62
18.8
Detection%
Conviction%
Tirupathi Urban- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
9.41
Murders
39
31
21
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
1548
Att. to Murders
29
27
21
Kidnappings &
Abductions
13
22
13
10
Hurt Cases
215
204
211
1339
Riotings
37
21
21
6 Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
Dacoities
26
Robberies
23
13
13
1833
Burglaries
178
188
190
10 UI Cases
1713
10
Thefts
837
623
809
11 PT Cases
3910
11
Cheatings
220
167
178
480
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
13
190
205
195
5 No. of Villages
8 Police Stations

TIRUPATHIURBAN
State
Detection 58.1
%
TIRU
47.9
Stat
Detection%
Convict 14
47.9
Gender Offences
34.0
15
Dowry Deaths
34.0 58.1
30.62
30.62
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
108
106
127
18
Rape Cases
10
11
19
SC/ST Offences
56
49
50
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
2817
2515
2644
21
502.0
425.9
509.1
Conviction%
Guntur Rural - A Profile

Sl.N
o
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
38.17
Murders
82
86
106
Area (in Sq.Kms)
10184
Att. to Murders
66
58
75
Kidnappings &
Abductions
44
55
44
48
Hurt Cases
1458
1488
1535
No. of Villages
729
Riotings
30
31
40
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
13
Dacoities
Police Stations
67
Robberies
21
2926
Burglaries
218
133
191
10 UI Cases
3025 10 Thefts
660
686
663
11 PT Cases
8276 11 Cheatings
224
230
273
22
24
39
15
23
11
874
934
979
21
16
17 Dowry Harassment
429
427
393
18 Rape Cases
40
22
37
19 SC/ST Offences
134
161
132
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
6106
6778
6599
334.5
391.5
429.7

GUNTURRURAL
GUN
Detection %
61.1
58.1
58.1
21.9
Detection%
State
61.1
State
30.62
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
Conviction%
Guntur Urban- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.N
o
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
11.97
Murders
44
47
41
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
1215
Att. to Murders
29
50
46
Kidnappings &
Abductions
23
37
42
Hurt Cases
424
531
607
101
Riotings
11
11
6 Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
Dacoities
19
Robberies
14
27
26
1256
Burglaries
133
155
189
10 UI Cases
2686 10 Thefts
825
877
987
11 PT Cases
4561 11 Cheatings
142
202
333
13
15
14
637
850
683
372
500
309
18 Rape Cases
31
24
28
19 SC/ST Offences
45
50
54
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
3496
4310
4645
420.3
635.7
530.0
5 No. of Villages
8 Police Stations

GUNTURURBAN
State
Detection58.1
%
GUN
47.0
47.0

29.9 58.1 30.62 16 Dowry Murders

30.62
17 Dowry Harassment
Stat
Detection%
Conviction%
Nellore District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
30.41
Murders
56
88
87
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
13076
Att. to Murders
77
81
105
Kidnappings &
Abductions
65
75
83
46
Hurt Cases
1247
1475
1311
1205
Riotings
36
21
29
Murders for Gain
10
7 Circles
16
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
67
Robberies
17
39
40
2770
Burglaries
206
290
358
10 UI Cases
3998
10
Thefts
925
820
1029
11 PT Cases
14794
11
Cheatings
188
143
202
1657
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
84
96
113
13
621
730
804
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

NELLORE
State
Detection58.1
%
53.0
Convic 14
Gender Offences
NEL
53.0
21.6
15
Dowry Deaths
Stat
58.1
30.62
30.62
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
166
150
142
18
Rape Cases
27
23
26
19
SC/ST Offences
127
190
196
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
5846
6579
7073
21
701.0
1002.1
1045.9
21.6
Detection%
Conviction%
Prakasham District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
34.80
Murders
83
104
68
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
17141
Att. to Murders
97
96
87
Kidnappings &
Abductions
80
53
41
56
Hurt Cases
1381
1608
1359
1093
Riotings
53
32
89
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
13
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
68
Robberies
15
25
25
2776
Burglaries
200
254
232
10 UI Cases
3808
10 Thefts
504
654
672
11 PT Cases
10766
11 Cheatings
269
309
258
12 Cr.Br. Of Trust
61
62
64
791
759
865
15 Dowry Deaths
11
14
16 Dowry Murders
17 Dowry Harassment
239
236
214
18 Rape Cases
24
35
38
19 SC/ST Offences
67
65
126
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
5685
6117
5882
501.9
752.2
663.9
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

PRAKASHAM
1039
State
Detection58.1
%
51.5
PRA
51.5
State
58.1
30.62
30.62
16.4
Detection%
16.4
Conviction%
West Godavari District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
40.08
Murders
66
79
77
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
7742
Att. to Murders
64
75
58
Kidnappings &
Abductions
70
55
71
46
Hurt Cases
1109
1131
1229
901
Riotings
26
19
Murders for Gain
12
7 Circles
16
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
66
Robberies
20
52
18
2419
Burglaries
428
449
486
10 UI Cases
2953 10 Thefts
1167
985
1068
287
312
352
35
32
47
16
13
1070
1099
1256
26
19
12
17 Dowry Harassment
624
641
734
18 Rape Cases
90
122
117
19 SC/ST Offences
126
132
137
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
7005
6984
7599
682.0
817.1
907.6
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions
11 PT Cases
14400 11 Cheatings

WESTGODAVARY
WE
Detection %
61.7
58.1
58.1
22.6
Detection%
State
61.7
Stat
30.62
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
Conviction%
East Godavari District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
43.96
Murders
72
65
62
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
10516
Att. to Murders
96
85
63
Kidnappings &
Abductions
38
42
55
53
Hurt Cases
923
975
1059
1217
Riotings
27
28
50
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
18
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
75
Robberies
23
15
15
2922
Burglaries
304
341
322
10 UI Cases
2984 10 Thefts
981
845
772
232
174
204
66
68
76
22
16
Convictio 14 Gender Offences
871
895
923
17
16
15
17 Dowry Harassment
246
153
162
18 Rape Cases
70
67
72
19 SC/ST Offences
208
175
153
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
6387
6367
6431
600.8
642.5
481.3
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions
11 PT Cases
12226 11 Cheatings

EASTGODAVARY
Detection %
70.0
60.7 58.1
EAS
60.0
58.1
30.62
30.0
State
60.7
50.0
Stat
40.0
22.5
20.0
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
10.0
0.0
Detection%
Conviction%
Rajahmundry Urban- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
8.62
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
290.7

2011-2013
2011
2012
2013
1 Murders
17
18
11
2 Att. to Murders
49
19
14
Kidnappings &
Abductions
28
11
334
323
352
5 Riotings
11
Crime Head
4 Hurt Cases
5 No. of Villages
140
6 Sub-Divisions
6 Murders for Gain
7 Circles
7 Dacoities
18
8 Robberies
10
14
1094
9 Burglaries
102
117
156
371
333
307
54
62
40
14
24
16
243
239
279
17 Dowry Harassment
164
157
190
18 Rape Cases
14
13
14
19 SC/ST Offences
38
27
39
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
1925
1858
2065
183.4
157.3
347.3
8 Police Stations
10 UI Cases
810 10 Thefts
11 PT Cases
3553 11 Cheatings

RAJAHMUNDRYURBAN
58.1
Stat
65.7
58.1
23.6 30.62
Detection%
State
Detection
65.7 %
RAJ
30.62
16 Dowry Murders
Conviction%
Krishna District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
25.85
Murders
67
71
48
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
8727
Att. to Murders
75
51
46
Kidnappings &
Abductions
69
54
47
40
Hurt Cases
1405
1509
1437
968
Riotings
31
25
15
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
14
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
57
Robberies
13
17
2094
Burglaries
258
261
310
10 UI Cases
3532 10 Thefts
563
652
562
151
177
176
27
52
29
12
1203
1257
1201
13
16
12
11
676
758
684
18 Rape Cases
77
66
58
19 SC/ST Offences
79
87
73
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
6221
6796
6567
378.3
549.4
337.2
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions
11 PT Cases
12244 11 Cheatings

KRISHNA
State
Detection58.1
%
52.9
KRI
52.9

58.1
16 Dowry Murders
30.62
30.62
22.6
17 Dowry Harassment
Stat
Detection%
Conviction%
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
Vijayawada City- A Profile

Sl.
No
Vital Statistics
Sl.
No

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
20.44 1 Murders
30
34
25
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
1211 2 Att. to Murders
58
52
55
Kidnappings &
Abductions
65
64
63
704
744
791
16

2 3
10 4 Hurt Cases
5 No. of Villages
179 5 Riotings
6 Sub-Divisions
3 6 Murders for Gain
7 Circles
2 7 Dacoities
24 8 Robberies
34
59
63
2360 9 Burglaries
227
220
323
10 UI Cases
3991 10 Thefts
1486
1355
2135
363
376
391
78
108
104
836
1244
1558
15
11
600
911
1203
18 Rape Cases
36
47
46
19 SC/ST Offences
47
78
43
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
6836
7351
8509
551.6
549.8
870.1
8 Police Stations
11 PT Cases
14595 11 Cheatings

VIJAYAWADACITY
State
58.4 58.1
Detection
%
58.4
VIJA

30.6 58.1 30.62 16 Dowry Murders

30.62
17 Dowry Harassment
Stat
Detection%
Conviction%
Visakhapatnam City- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
22.78
Murders
34
39
25
78
Att. to Murders
32
25
50
Kidnappings &
Abductions
44
24
58
Hurt Cases
321
379
511
5 No. of Villages
65
Riotings
12
6 Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
Dacoities
13
14
32
Robberies
26
27
25
2767
Burglaries
282
366
355
10 UI Cases
2852 10 Thefts
1252
1046
1203
202
231
336
44
58
64
509
543
861
12
11
351
412
548
18 Rape Cases
52
50
67
19 SC/ST Offences
27
23
59
20 Tot.Cog.Crimes
4520
4360
6774
447.1
698.0
534.7
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
8 Police Stations
11 PT Cases
14012 11 Cheatings

VISAKHACITY
59.9
Detection58.1
%
State
57.6

VISA
59.9
Stat
58.1
16 Dowry Murders
30.62 30.62
17 Dowry Harassment
Detection%
Conviction%
Visakhapatnam District- A Profile

Sl.N
o
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
21.26
Murders
59
63
42
Area (in Sq.Kms)
11161
25
Att. to Murders
28
27
37
Kidnappings &
Abductions
18
20
18
38
Hurt Cases
629
500
579
No. of Villages
4852
Riotings
40
49
45
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
10
Dacoities
Police Stations
49
Robberies
1955
Burglaries
161
108
129
10 UI Cases
1341
10
Thefts
272
217
319
11 PT Cases
7936
11
Cheatings
101
79
100
19
15
449
337
415

VISAKHAPATNAM(R)
VISA
Detection %
61.0
58.1
State
13
State
Convict 14
61.0
58.1
23.3 30.62
Detection%
23.3
30.62
Gender Offences
15
Dowry Deaths
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
86
73
92
18
Rape Cases
36
26
32
19
SC/ST Offences
61
35
56
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
3059
2544
3000
21
165.6
148.9
260.9
Conviction%
Vizianagaram District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

2011-2013
Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
24.02
Murders
35
40
28
2 Area (in Sq.Kms)
6539
Att. to Murders
24
31
35
Kidnappings &
Abductions
11
16
22
34
Hurt Cases
605
610
710
3036
Riotings
30
Murders for Gain
7 Circles
10
Dacoities
8 Police Stations
48
Robberies
11
1898
Burglaries
120
157
175
10 UI Cases
1217
10
Thefts
329
250
222
11 PT Cases
4003
11
Cheatings
82
110
108
209
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
10
11
16
13
492
491
600
5 No. of Villages
6 Sub-Divisions

VIZIANAGARAM
State
Detection
75.9 %
VIZI
Convict 14
75.9
58.1
Stat
40.1
58.1
30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
40.1
30.62
Gender Offences
15
Dowry Deaths
10
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
339
329
371
18
Rape Cases
42
42
38
19
SC/ST Offences
31
74
84
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
4290
4140
4621
21

145.4
147.6
148.4
Srikakulam District- A Profile

Sl.
No
Sl.
No
Vital Statistics

Crime Head
2011
2012
2013
27.67
Murders
35
33
34
Area (in Sq.Kms)
5813
Att. to Murders
60
40
43
Kidnappings &
Abductions
20
15
19
37
Hurt Cases
758
690
991
No. of Villages
1865
Riotings
23
21
Sub-Divisions
Murders for Gain
Circles
12
Dacoities
Police Stations
49
Robberies
1954
Burglaries
114
109
180
10 UI Cases
1357
10
Thefts
235
167
288
11 PT Cases
5358
11
Cheatings
43
84
140
599
12
Cr.Br. Of Trust
19
12
12
13
442
451
542

SRIKAKULAM
State
68.5 %
Detection
SRIK
58.1
State
Convictio 14
68.5
58.1
24.2 30.62
Detection%
Conviction%
24.2
30.62
Gender Offences
15
Dowry Deaths
16
Dowry Murders
17
Dowry Harassment
302
291
328
18
Rape Cases
28
37
37
19
SC/ST Offences
22
51
68
20
Tot.Cog.Crimes
3661
3430
4298
132.5
114.6
155.4
21
Property Lost (in

Lakhs)
REGISTRATION NUMBERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO REGIONS IN AP

(G.O.Ms. No. 216 TR&B (Tr.II) Dt. 7.8.89
THE FIRST SCHEDULE
(Rule 80 of Andhra Pradesh Motor Vehicles Rules 1989)
Sl.No.
Registering Authority
Code No.
Adilabad
Anantapur
Chittoor
Kadapa
East Godavari
5&6
Guntur
7&8
I) Hyderabad
II) APSRTC Vehicles
III) Police Department Vehicles
10
Karimnagar
11
Krishna
12
Khammam
20
13
Kurnool
21
14
Mahaboobnagar
22
15
Medak
23
16
Nalgonda
24
17
Nizamabad
25
18
Nellore
26
19
Prakasham
27
20
Ranga Reddy
21
Srikakulam
22
Visakhapatnam
23
Vizianagaram
35
24
Warangal
36
25
West Godavari
9,10,11,12,13 & 14
All the series starting with 'Z'
Under '9' starting with P
15
16,17,18 & 19
28 & 29
30
31,32,33 & 34
37 & 38
The series with 'T', 'U', 'V' , 'W', 'X' and 'Y' shall be used exclusively for transport
vehicles including Tractor - Trailers)
REGISTRATION LETTERS ALLOTTED UNDER OLD A.P MOTOR VEHICLES RULES

Sl.No.
Name of the
Region
Registration Mark
Adilabad
API, AAI, AEI, AHI, AII, AGI, AJI
Anantapur
APA, AAA, ADA, ATA, ABA, AGA, AJA
Chittoor
APC, AAC,ADC, ATC, ABC, AEC, AHC, ACC, AGC, AJC
Kadapa
APD, AAD, ADD, ATD, ABD, AED, AHD, AID, AGD, AJD
East Godavari
APP, ADP, AAP, ADI, ATP, AEP, ABP, AHP, AIP, AIJ, AIQ, ACP, AGP, AJP, ACD, ACA
Guntur
APG, APF, AAG, ADG, ATG, ABG, AEG, AHG, AIG, ACG, AGG, AJG
Karimnagar
APR, AAR, AIN, AIF, AGE, AJE
Khammam
APH, AAM, ATH, ARH, AEH, AGH, AJH.
Krishna
APK, ADB, AAK, ADK, ATK, ABK, ATS, AEK, AHK, AIK, AIL, ARJ, AIC, AHM, ACK, AGK,
CAN, ACK, AJK
10
Kurnool
APQ, AAQ, ADQ, ATQ, ABQ, AEQ, AGQ, AJQ
11
Mahabubnagar
APM, AAM, ATM, ABM, AEM, AHM, AIM, AGM, AJM
12
Medak
APB, AAB, ATB, ABB, AGU, AJU
13
Nalgonda
APL, AAL, AEL, AHL, AGL, AJL
14
Nellore
APN, AAN, ATN, ABN, AEN, AHN, AIN, AGN, AJN
15
Nizamabad
APJ, AAJ, ATJ, ABJ, AEJ, AGJ, AJJ
16
Prakasham
ADO, AAE, ATE, ABE, AEE, AHE, AIE, AGY, AJY
17
Ranga Reddy
ATR, ABB, AER, AHB, AIB, AIH, ACR, AGR, AJR, ACT, ACH
18
Srikakulam
APS, AAS, ADS, ABS, AGS, AJS
19
Vizianagaram
AAN, ATF, ABF, AEF, AHF, ADN, AGF, AJF
20
Visakhapatnam
APV, ADH, AAV, ADJ, ATV, ABV, AEV, AHV, AIV, AHQ, ACV, AGV, AJV, ACS, ACF
21
Warangal
APO, AAO, ATO, ABO, AEO, AGO, AJO
22
West Godavari
APW,AAW, ADW, ATW, ABW, AEW, AHW, AIW, ACW, AGW, AJW, ACQ
23
Hyderabad
APX, APY, APU, AAX, AAY, AAU, ADX, ADY, ADU, ADR
24
Non-transport
ADL, ATX, ATY, ATU, ATL, ABX, ABR, ABD, ABI, AHX, AXY, AHU, AEU, AHO, AIO, AEA,
AHA, ATA, AHS, AES, AIS, ACB, AGB, AJB, ACX, AGX, AJX, ACE, ACM, ACU, ACL, ACJ,
ACO
25
Transport- Sec-bad APT, ADT, AAT, ATT, AET, AHT, AIT, ABT, ACT, AGT, AJT, ABU, ABL, AIX, AIY, ATI, AIU
26
East Zone
ABM, ABY, AEY, AEX
27
APSRTC
APZ, AAZ, ADZ, ATZ, ABZ, AEZ, AHZ, AIZ, ACZ, AGZ, AJZ
REGISTRATION LETTERS ALLOTTED TO EACH STATE/ UNIOIN

TERRITORY INDIA
Sl.No.
Name of the State
Group of letters
Andaman and Nicobar
AN
Andhra Pradesh
AP
Arunachal Pradesh
AR
Assam
AS
Bihar
BR
Chandigarh
CH
Chatisgarh
CG
Dadra and Nagar Haveli
DN
Daman and Diu
DD
10
Delhi
DL
11
Goa
GA
12
Gujarat
GJ
13
Haryana
HR
14
Himachal Pradesh
HP
15
Jammu and Kashmir
JK
16
Jharkhand
JH
17
Karnataka
KA
18
Kerala
KL
19
Lakshadeep
LD
20
Madhya Pradesh
MP
21
Maharashtra
MH
22
Manipur
MN
23
Meghalaya
ML
24
Mizoram
MZ
25
Nagaland
NL
26
Orissa
OR
27
Pondicherry
PY
28
Punjab
PB
29
Rajasthan
RJ
30
Sikkim
SK
31
Tamilnadu
TN
32
Tripura
TR
33
Uttar Pradesh
UP
34
Uttaranchal
UA
35
West Bengal
WB
VEHICULAR STRENGTH AS ON 31-12-2012

Sl.No
Class Of Vehicles
Total No of vehicles
Motor Cycle(NMC)
9436470
Motor Car(NCR)
1183699
Goods carriage-LMV
Goods carriage-MMV
Goods carriage-HMV
Contract Carriage
Vehicles(CC1TOCC5)
7225
Ambulance
3885
Auto Rickshaw
621136
Educational Institutions Bus
33674
10
Private Service Vehicle
42650
11
Stage Carriage Vehicles
32768
12
Tractors & Trailors
702351
13
Motorcab Cabs-LMV
107228
14
Others
80305
Total
589269
12840660
List of telephone Nos. of Officers and above the rank of SsP

Sl.
Name of the Officer
No.
1 T.P. Dass, IPS
S.V. Ramana Murthy, IPS
K. Srinivas Reddy, IPS
Desig
Prl.Secy.to Govt.
Chairman, AP Road
Safety Authority
Spl.Secy.to Govt.(Home)
STD
Office
Resi
Cell
Code
040 23452143 23609086 8500669099
Fax 23450175
27852220
040 23457805 23552626 9440627213
040
23450705
9908017337
Office of the Director General of Police (Chief Office)

4
B. Prasada Rao, IPS
DGP
S.A. Huda, IPS
V.S.K. Kaumudi, IPS
VC & MD, Police

Housing
Addl. DGP (L&O)
7
8
9
Rajiv Trivedi, IPS

Ray Vinay Ranjan , IPS
V.K.Singh, IPS
Fax
040
23232831 23319992 9494300001

23235170
23296565
23230237 23401081 9848032375
040
23239966 23540532 9491073998
Addl. DGP (Sports)

Addl. DGP (Legal)
Addl. DGP (Co-Ord)
040
040
040
23210080 23555375 9440627940

23214940 23357145 9440700444
23212839 23558064 9440795959
Addl. DGP (Trg)

Addl. DGP (Technical
Service)
Addl. DGP, Homeguards
040
040
23234998 23417891 9490618527

23236101 23556505 9491045353
040
23235005 23810700 9440627024
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
23232961
23232067
23214935
23232266
23230590
23211659
24414723
23214939
23299148
23240240
25 Ravi Guptha, IPS

26 K.V.R.N.Reddy, IPS
27 P.V.Sunil Kumar, IPS
Addl. DGP, P&L

Addl. DGP (Personal)
Addl. DGP (Org)
Chairman, SLPRB
IGP (Coastal Security)
IGP (L&O)
IGP (PTO)
IGP (Welfare)
IGP (P&L)
DIG (Coastal Security)
AIG (L&O)
AIG (Admn)
Regional Is.G.P
IGP North Zone
IGP West Zone
IGP South Coastal Zone
28 Atul Singh, IPS
IGP North Coastal Zone
040
040
040
0863
040
23212225 23407008 9440627008

23233657 27905155 8008203142
23240115
9440627241
2320250
23235813 23557977 9440577660
29 V. Naveen Chand, IPS
23236731 23542425 9440617888
30 M. Mahendar Reddy, IPS
IGP South Zone

040
Intelligence Department
Addl.DGP
040
23235132 23417717 9440627229
31 N. Balasubrahmanyam, IPS
32 V.C. Sajjanar, IPS
IG (Int. Hyd)
IG, SIB
040
23232696 23559890 9440065655
040
23415468
33 N. Madhusudhan Reddy, IPS

34 P. Hari Kumar, IPS
DIG,CI Cell
DIG
040
23234143
040
23234737 23355466 9440700101
35 N. Siva Sankar Reddy, IPS
SP, Admn
040
23299397
9440700223
36 V. Ravindar, IPS
SP (INT)
040
23241295
9440700285
37 B. Sumathi, IPS
SP (INT)
040
27852424
9440700280
38 M.M. Bhagawat, IPS
Security Wing
IG Security, Inte.
040
23395599 23394424 9440700105
10 N. V. Surendra Babu, IPS

11 Satyanarayan, IPS
12 M. Gopi Krishna, IPS
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
A.R. Anuradha, IPS

Umesh Sharraf, IPS
T.A. Tripati, IPS
Ch.D.Tirumala Rao, IPS
Rajeev Ratan, IPS
Harish Kumar Gupta, IPS
V.V.Gopala Krishna, IPS
Soumiya Mishra, IPS
V.V. Srinivasa Rao, IPS
D. Kalpana Naik, IPS
M. Ramesh, IPS
M. Subba Rao, IPS
040
23417891
23838442
23559965
23042844
23554898
23230117
23116798
9440627878
9440815551
9440796112
9440627588
9490618533
8300931554
9491049411
9440627679
23336699 7702263336
9440700893
9440066789
23233035 20010182 9440700939
9440700104
Sl.
Name of the Officer
No.
39 K.V.Mohan Rao, IPS
40 J.V. Ramudu, IPS
41 P.S.R. Anjaneyulu, IPS
STD
Office
Resi
Cell
Code
SP, Admn & Trg
040 23316352
9440700242
Grey Hounds & OCTOPUS
DGP (Opts)
040 24409999 23541664 9440627321
IGP (Grey Hounds)
040 24594113 27905060
42 Stephen Ravindra, IPS
Group Commandar
040
24594115 23541110
43 P. Muniswamy, IPS
DIG, Octopus
040
23414276
9490618529
24409999
9490605969
44 Kartikeya, IPS
45
46
47
48
T. Krishna Prasad, IPS

Anjana Sinha, IPS
kripanand Tripati Ujela
A. Ravi Chandra, IPS
49 A.Sundar Kumar Dass, IPS
Desig
040
Group Commandar
Crime Investigation Department
Addl.DGP
040
IGP, WPC, CID
040
IGP, SCRB
040
DIG (Admn)
040
DIG, PCR Cell
040
23242424
23303091
23214921
23296559
23555673
23417057
23353443
23730559
23240663
9440627999
9440627666
9440907152
9440796207
9440795999
50 P.V.S. Rama Krishna, IPS
DIG, CID
040
27852274
9440700890
51 B.V. Ramana Kumar, IPS
DIG,CID
040
23320538
9440700830
52 K. Venugopala Rao, IPS

53 M. Naganna, IPS
54 B. Naveen Kumar,IPS
55 Goving Singh, IPS
SP (PRC & SCRB)

040
SP, CID
040
ASP,CID, Kurnool
040
Police Computer Services
IGP (PCS & S )
040
23236095 23557522 9490617522
56 D. Boobathi Babu, IPS
State Railway Police

ADGP, Railways
23235498 23552225 9440627255
57 S. Chandra Sekhar Reddy, IPS
SRP, Sec.bad
58 Dr. Ch. Shyam Prasad Rao, IPS

59 S.J. Janardhan, IPS
60 D. Gautam Sawang, IPS
APSP Battalions
Addl. DGP
040
23607462 23551456 9493777000
61 Swati Lakra, IPS
IGP
040
23608059
62 J. Ajay Kumar, IPS
DIG
040
27852297 23348031 9440627373
63 T. Yoganand, IPS
DIG
040
27852297 23329969 9440627933
23212814 23535455 9440700874

27852274 23401114 9440700858
27852274
9963446658
040
27704050
9440627263
SRP, Vijayawada
0866
2575897
9490617082
SRP, Guntakal
08552
226327
9440050290
9440627317
Andhra Pradesh Police Academy

64
65
66
67
M. Malakondaiah, IPS
K.R.M. Kishore Kumar, IPS
E.Damodar, IPS
K. Venkateswara Rao, IPS
68 Mohd. Ahsan Reza, IPS
Director, APPA
040
Spl. Director
040
Jt. Director, Training
040
Jr. Director
040
Police Communications
IGP , DPC
040
69 Anurag Sharma, IPS

70 Anjani Kumar, IPS
71 Jitendar, IPS
Hyderabad City Police

CP, Hyd City
040
Addl. C.P (L&O)
040
Addl. C.P, Traffic
040
23261666 23244333 9490616000

23261777 27401835 9490616002
23240800 23555542 9490616128
72 Sandeep Sandilya, IPS
Addl. C.P, Crimes & SIT
040
23298476
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
Jt. CP (Coord)
Jt. CP, SB
Jt. CP (Admn)
Jt. CP (HQrs)
DCP, Traffic I
DCP, East Zone
DCP, Traffic II
DCP, North Zone
DCP, South Zone
DCP, Central Zone
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
040
40
040
27852734
24521041
23261555
24526600
27852466
27853630
24515555
27853541
27854760
23241516
Sanjaykumar Jain, IPS

B. Malla Reddy, IPS
A. Abraham Lincoln, IPS
M.Siva Prasad, IPS
G.Sudheer Babu, IPS
Shahnawaz Qasim, IPS
S.Shyam Sundar, IPS
R. Jayalakshmi, IPS
Sarvashrest Tripati, IPS
V.B.Kamalasan Reddy, IPS
24593111
24593212
24593112
24593380
20025533
23896727
23895335
27772024
9848031016
9491074112
9440700844
9490617807
23233146 23232296 9440627346
9490616001
27721333
23401114
23416939
27774356
23356585
9490616189
9490616193
9490616100
9490616262
9490616004
9490616366
23003744 9490616005
9490616417
9490616476
24040349 9490616301
Sl.
Name of the Officer
No.
83 G. Palaraju, IPS
84 V. Satyanarayana, IPS
85 C.V. Anand, IPS
STD
Office
Resi
Cell
Code
DCP Crimes
040 27852251
9490616703
DCP, West Zone
040 23307676
9490616552
Cyberabad Commissionerate
C.P
040 23004645 23353753 9440627333
Desig
86 Y. Gangadhar, IPS
Jt. CP (L&O)
040
27853928 23400406 9490617222
87 Avinash Mahanthi, IPS
DCP- Traffic
040
27853404
9490617205
88 Kanthi Rana Tata, IPS
DCP, Madhapur zone
040
27853426
9490617201
89 K. Koteswara Rao, IPS
DCP, Malkajgiri Zone
040
27854081
9490617203
90 A.R. Srinivas, IPS
DCP, Balanagar
040
27165616
9491060901
91 P. Viswa Prasad, IPS
DCP, LB Nagar
040
27853819
9440617202
92 K. Ramesh Naidu, IPS
DCP, Shamsabad
08413
224488
9491060900
97 N. Suryanarayana, IPS
Commissioners of Police
CP, Visakhapatnam City 0891
CP, Vijayawada City
0866
DCP, Admn, VJA
0866
DCP, L&O, VSP City
0891
Range D.Is.G
DIG, Nizamabad Range 08462
98 Vikram Singh Mann, IPS
DIG, Eluru Range
99 P. Umapathi, IPS
DIG, Vizag Range
93
94
95
96
B. Shivdhar Reddy, IPS

B. Srinivasulu, IPS
M. Ravi Prakash, IPS
M. Srinivasulu, IPS
2562763
2493333
2492311
2565194
2525500 9440627277
2492222 9440050945
2492312 9440627219
2558850 9440904348
226352
226353
9440050931
08812
231350
231300
9490618572
0891
2563938
2754535 9440627222
100 R.B. Naik, IPS
DIG, Karimnagar Range
0878
2262377
101 B. Balakrishna, IPS
DIG, Anantapur Range
08554
240866
274433
9440627223
102 T. Muralikrishna, IPS
DIG, Kurnool Range
08518
235442
235777
9440627214
103 T.V.Sashidhar Reddy, IPS
DIG, Hyderabad Range
040
23232185
9440627286
104 M. Kantha Rao, IPS
DIG, Warangal Range
0870
2511633
9440627676
105 T. Prabhakar Rao, IPS
District Supdts. of Police

SP, Nalgonda
08682
222306
106 P. Pramod Kumar, IPS
SP, Prakasham
08592
286100
9440627100
107 J. Satyanarayana, IPS

108 J. Prabhakar Rao, IPS
S.P. Guntur Rural
0863
2234828
2352100 9491067200
SP, Krishna,
08672
252800
223666
109 D. Nagendra Kumar, IPS
SP, MBNR
08542
243300
243399
9440795700
110 Tarun Joshi, IPS
SP, Nizamabad
08462
221750
221750
9440795400
111 Naveen Gulati, IPS

112 K. Raghuram Reddy, IPS
SP, Srikakulam
08942
222508
222566
9440795800
SP, Kurnool
08518
225700
225600
9440795500
113 Smt. B. Raja Kumari, IPS
SP, RR
08416
255601
255600
9440627929
114 Vikramjeet Duggal, IPS
SP, Vizag Rural
0891
2551104
2754431 9440796000
115 T. Ravi Kumar Murthy, IPS
S.P. Rajahmundry U
0884
2461300
116 V. Siva Kumar, IPS
SP, Karimngar
0878
2262303
2427187 9440796502
2242856 9440795100
117 L.K.V. Ranga Rao, IPS
SP, Warangal -R
08710
2578155
2455100 9440795200
118 G.V.G. Ashok Kumar, IPS
SP, Kadapa
08562
242198
244303
119 G. Vijay Kumar, IPS
S.P. E.G. Kakinada
0884
2362000
2363000 9440796500
120 S. Hari Krishna, IPS
SP, W.G. Eluru
08812
232662
230503
9440796600
121 A.V.Ranga Nath, IPS
SP, Khammam
08742
220000
225333
9440795300
122 S.V.Rajasekhar Babu, IPS
S.P, Tirupathi -U
123 P.H.D. Rama Krishna, IPS
SP, Chittoor
124 A. Venkateswara Rao, IPS
S.P, Warangal U
125 Gajarao Bhupal, IPS
SP, Adilabad
9440627673
222304
2248177
9440795600
9440796400
9004796900
9440796702
08572
235828
233303
9440796700
08732
226246
226888
9440795000
9490619596
126 Gopinath Jetti, IPS
S.P. Guntur Urban
0863
2218340
2218340 9491067800
127 S.Senthil Kumar, IPS
SP, Anantapur
08554
240105
274802
9440796800
Sl.
Name of the Officer
No.
128 Tafseer Iqubal, IPS
SP, Vizianagaram
129 Grewal Navdeep Singh, IPS

130 Ms. Shemushi, IPS
131 A.K.Khan, IPS
Anti Corruption Bureau

DG, ACB
040
23251501 23415786 9490616003
132 Kumar Vishwajeet, IPS
Director, ACB
040
24745456 29801128 9440446111
133 D. Ramakrishnaiah, IPS
Addl. Dir. ACB
040
23251507
9440446194
134 C.S.R.K.L.N. Raju, IPS
Addl. Dir. ACB
040
23251555
9440808115
STD
Code
08922
Office
Resi
276163
226677
SP, Nellore
0861
2331700
2331633 9440796300
SP, Medak
08455
276600
276700
Desig
Cell
9440795900
9849927000
135 Ch. Srikanth, IPS
Jt. Director, ACB
040
23251555
9440446110
136 A. Satyanarayana, IPS
Jt. Director, ACB
040
23251517
9493193236
137 R. Thakur, IPS
Vigillance AND Enforcement

ADGP, V&E
040
23228666 27905848 9440627238
138 Amith Garg, IPS
IGP, V&E
23220985 23544966 8008203144
139 C. Ravi Varma, IPS
RV & EO, Nalgonda
140 J. Purnachandra Rao, IPS
VC & MD, APS RTC
040
27611122 23540609 9440627377
141 K.V.V.Gopala Rao, IPS
DIG, V&S
040
27654466
040
087682
226100
9701379882
APSRTC
142 Tejdeep Kour Menon, IPS

143 N. Samba Siva Rao, IPS
144 T. Krishna Raju, IPS
8106677555
Officers on deputation within the State

Commnr. Printing
040 24557624 27757959 9440627918
Stationary & Stores.
DG Fire Services
040 23442944 23412265 9550855777
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INDEX

DISTRIBUTION OF COGNIZABLE CRIME

CRIME AGAINST WOMEN

ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING

CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN

CRIME AGAINST SC/ST

SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS

DISPOSAL OF IPC CASES BY POLICE AND BY COURTS

COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS UNDER DIFFERENT CRIME

POLICE STRENGTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE

PROFILE OF ANDHRA PRADESH AND ANDHRA PRADESH POLICE

Area in Sq. Kms.

Population (in Lakhs)

Male (in Lakhs)

Female (in Lakhs)

Density of Population (Per Sq.KM)

Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males)

No. of Revenue Districts

No. of Revenue Divisions

No. of Revenue Mandals

Rural / Urban Population (in Lakhs)

Police Stations (Including Women P.Ss)

Women Police Stations

Density of Police Personnel

Total no. of UI cases ( as on 31.12.2013)

Total no. of PT cases ( as on 31.12.2013)

Crime Rate (IPC)*

Ranga Reddy (469.62)

VSP Rural (141.09)

Rajaymundry Urban (11)

Vijayawada City (6)

Kidnapping & Abduction

VSP Rural (4)

Ranga Reddy (92)

Hyderabad City (2122)

Rajahmundry Urban (40)

Tirupathi Urban (10)

Rajahmundry Urban (2)

VSP Rural (92)

Tirupathi Urban (33)

Rajahmundry Urban (39)

Special and Local Laws

Ranga Reddy (34090)

* Crime Rate is a measure of crime per one lakh of population.

BEST PRACTICES OF A. P. POLICE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Applications :- AP Police has developed lot of application to strengthen the field

2. AP Police Messaging System :- It is a mandatory application. It is a

CRIME AND CRIMINAL TRACKING & NETWORK SYSTEM-CCTNS

Simplified access to view/ report unclaimed / recovered vehicles and property.

g) Improved relationship management for victims and witnesses.

a) Enhanced tools for investigation.

Reduced workload of the Police Station back-office activities such as preparation

g) Better coordination and communication with external stakeholders through

HIGHLIGHTS IN INCIDENCE OF CRIME

The overall crime rate in AP is increased inspite of increase in population, increase in

Mahabubnagar district recorded highest no. of Murders (163).

Kurnool district registered the highest number of Attempt to Murder cases

Mahaboobnagar district registered highest no. of cases of Culpable Homicide

Cyberabad Commissionerate registered the highest number of cases of

Nalgonda district registered the highest number of Hurt cases (1863).

Nalgonda district registered the highest number of Rioting cases (153).

Cyberabad Commissionerate recorded highest no. of Rape cases (131).

Economic Offences increased by 21.4% over last year.