In surat under the concept of “SAFE CITY PROJECT”, Textile traders in the country's biggest man-made fabric (MMF) industry have joined hands with surat police for the installation of round-the-clock CCTV cameras at the textile markets on 18th july. Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA) office-bearers donated the police a cheque of Rs 51 lakh raised from different textile markets for the installation of the CCTV network. There are more than 60,000 textile shops in over 150 textile markets on the Ring Road and Salabatpura areas. The daily turnover of saris and dress materials at the textile markets is pegged at Rs 100 crore.
The president Mr.Sanjay Jagnani of FOSSTA said, the installation of this CCTV cameras will be considered as a third eye for the surat police to detect crimes which is reported in the market on day to day basis. Added to that he also said that more funds under the safe city project of the city police is allotted for this purpose in the coming days.
When the project is completed, a network of over 5,000 cameras will transmit the happenings to the headquarters of the city police, a move that law enforcement agencies expect, would keep checks on crimes and enable improved management of vehicular traffic. Police officials claim that this is for the first time that an entire city will come under the CCTV surveillance.
The president Mr.Sanjay Jagnani of FOSSTA said, the installation of this CCTV cameras will be considered as a third eye for the surat police to detect crimes which is reported in the market on day to day basis. Added to that he also said that more funds under the safe city project of the city police is allotted for this purpose in the coming days.
When the project is completed, a network of over 5,000 cameras will transmit the happenings to the headquarters of the city police, a move that law enforcement agencies expect, would keep checks on crimes and enable improved management of vehicular traffic. Police officials claim that this is for the first time that an entire city will come under the CCTV surveillance.
SOURCE TAKEN FROM “TIMES OF INDIA” DATED 18/07/2013
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