Hyderabad: Gandhi Nagar Police Station receives ISO 9001:2015 Certification; DCP Rashita inaugurates eco-friendly infrastructure upgrades
Hyderabad, May 29
Gandhi Nagar Police Station under the Hyderabad City Police achieved a major milestone by receiving the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 Certification in recognition of its transparent citizen services, administrative excellence, and modern infrastructure standards.
The transformation was led by Station House Officer Inspector N Bose Kiran, who modernised the police station into a corporate-style, eco-friendly workspace with upgraded public facilities and organised administrative systems.
The newly renovated ISO-certified premises were inaugurated by Rashita Krishnamurthy, DCP Secunderabad Zone, in the presence of Additional DCP J Narasiah and ACP A Yadagiri. Senior officials also participated in a plantation drive to promote greenery within the station premises.
According to Hyderabad Police, several infrastructure and operational upgrades were undertaken as part of the revamp. These included systematic organisation of files, FIR records and case property rooms, along with complete interior and exterior renovation of the building with energy-efficient LED lighting.
Authorities also carried out repairs to drainage and leakage issues using quality waterproofing solutions and removed or relocated abandoned and seized vehicles to create additional operational space within the station compound.
A dedicated citizens' reception lobby with comfortable seating arrangements was established to improve public accessibility and service delivery. Staff barracks and rest areas were also modernised as part of the redevelopment work.
As part of the green initiative, vertical planter pots and air-purifying plants were installed across the premises, while overgrown trees were professionally pruned to improve sunlight and ventilation.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Impressive to see a police station in India getting ISO certified for citizen services! The emphasis on energy-efficient lighting, proper file organization, and dedicated reception lobby shows a real shift toward professionalism. Rashita DCP's leadership in this initiative is commendable.
Great to see ISO certification coming to police stations! The focus on eco-friendly infrastructure like vertical planters and air-purifying plants is a thoughtful touch. But let's also hope this translates into faster FIR registrations and better case handling—that's what citizens truly need. Still, a positive step forward. 🌱
ISO certification for a police station—now that's something I never thought I'd see in India. The revamp sounds comprehensive: from drainage repairs to staff barracks modernization. But the real test will be whether this model spreads to other police stations. Kudos to Inspector Bose Kiran for taking initiative!
Corporate-style police station with ISO certification—very innovative! The plantation drive by senior officials is a nice symbolic gesture. However, I hope the 'citizen-friendly' lobby isn't just for show. Real improvement would be if citizens don't have to wait hours for basic services. Let's see if this becomes the new standard across Hyderabad.
ISO 9001 for a police station—that's a global standard for quality management. The attention to detail in organizing files, removing abandoned vehicles, and improving ventilation shows genuine operational thinking. Hopefully this encourages other Indian police stations to pursue similar certifications.
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