HUBBALLI: It will probably be obligatory to install closed circuit tv (CCTV) cameras on the premises of upcoming houses and constructions in Hubballi-Dharwad, if a proposal of the Hubballi-Dharwad Police Commissionerate is authorised via the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation.
It is obligatory to adopt solar water warmers and rainwater harvesting systems before getting crowning glory certificates (CC). However, many residents do not adhere to the second situation. Meanwhile, the police be expecting that their advice will probably be authorised. In order to stop and discover crime and convict the accountable, the commissionerate has already strengthened the beat device.
Meanwhile, police commissioner M N Nagaraj told TOI that the beat police had been requested to request individuals who can afford to install CCTV cameras on their houses and commercial institutions, to do so.
DCP (crime and site visitors) B S Nemagoud mentioned the poor to find it difficult to install CCTV cameras. However, the middle elegance and wealthy can set up them. "Our staff has been asked to approach them. CCTV cameras help detect crime scientifically. Several cases were solved thanks to CCTV cameras. We are installing CCTV cameras in many parts of the twin-cities. We are expecting cooperation from the people to install the cameras," he mentioned.
"We are also asking the HDMC to make it mandatory to install CCTV cameras in upcoming houses and commercial establishments before giving building completion certificate or for renewal. People construct houses with lakhs of rupees. The cost of installation of CCTV cameras is between Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000. The cameras will ensure safety of people and their properties besides helping detect crime and c onvict the guilty," he mentioned, adding that he'll meet the HDMC commissioner to apprise him of the want to make it obligatory to install cameras.
It is obligatory to adopt solar water warmers and rainwater harvesting systems before getting crowning glory certificates (CC). However, many residents do not adhere to the second situation. Meanwhile, the police be expecting that their advice will probably be authorised. In order to stop and discover crime and convict the accountable, the commissionerate has already strengthened the beat device.
Meanwhile, police commissioner M N Nagaraj told TOI that the beat police had been requested to request individuals who can afford to install CCTV cameras on their houses and commercial institutions, to do so.
DCP (crime and site visitors) B S Nemagoud mentioned the poor to find it difficult to install CCTV cameras. However, the middle elegance and wealthy can set up them. "Our staff has been asked to approach them. CCTV cameras help detect crime scientifically. Several cases were solved thanks to CCTV cameras. We are installing CCTV cameras in many parts of the twin-cities. We are expecting cooperation from the people to install the cameras," he mentioned.
"We are also asking the HDMC to make it mandatory to install CCTV cameras in upcoming houses and commercial establishments before giving building completion certificate or for renewal. People construct houses with lakhs of rupees. The cost of installation of CCTV cameras is between Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000. The cameras will ensure safety of people and their properties besides helping detect crime and c onvict the guilty," he mentioned, adding that he'll meet the HDMC commissioner to apprise him of the want to make it obligatory to install cameras.
CCTV cameras likely to be mandatory for new buildings
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