Bangalore Police Chief Engages With Netizens, Addresses Concerns On Twitter

Bridging the gap between law enforcement and the public, Bangalore City Police Commissioner B Dayananda harnessed the power of social media by conducting a virtual interaction with netizens on the popular microblogging platform, Twitter. The Commissioner’s proactive outreach resonated widely, underscoring his commitment to fostering a strong bond with the residents of the bustling capital. Under the hashtag #AMWITHBCP, citizens seized the opportunity to engage directly with Commissioner B Dayananda, delving into a myriad of pressing topics. From law and order to crime prevention, traffic management, administrative challenges, road infrastructure issues, vehicular traffic, and technological innovations within the city, the conversation spanned a diverse spectrum. Taking place on a Saturday from noon until the afternoon, the interactive session witnessed active participation from citizens seeking insights and clarifications. Commissioner B Dayananda demonstrated an earnest dedication to addressing their concerns, making the event a true showcase of community-oriented policing. Among the highlights of the exchange was the Commissioner’s unwavering commitment to curbing the rising incidents of road rage in the city. Responding to a query about this alarming trend, he emphasized the stern measures being undertaken to combat road rage. Zero tolerance, he asserted, has become the norm in Bangalore city for such transgressions. Acknowledging that reported road rage incidents are met with swift action, the police Commissioner assured citizens that culprits are tracked down, apprehended, and monitored closely through a dedicated “rowdy sheet” system. The message was clear: Bangalore is resolute in its determination to quell road rage, with citizens encouraged to dial #Namma112—a lifeline through which immediate assistance will be rendered. Furthermore, Commissioner B Dayananda shed light on the city’s robust 112 Bengaluru police patrol system. Working round the clock, this system ensures timely response to every call, underscoring the force’s unwavering commitment to public safety. The virtual dialogue demonstrated that the Bangalore City Police are not only adapting to the digital age but are also actively leveraging it to build a safer, more connected community.