As the year ends, Cyberabad police have released their annual report for 2025. The data shows a marginal change in overall crime figures. Cognizable crimes stood at 37,243 in 2025 compared to 37,689 in 2024.
Despite the slight overall dip, traditional crimes recorded an increase. Property offences rose from 12 percent to 15 percent. Road accidents increased from 10 percent to 12 percent, while crimes against women went up from 8 percent to 9 percent.
Other IPC offences showed a decline from 22 percent to 17 percent. Police said this indicates better control in certain categories. However, the rise in property and road related crimes remains a concern.
Cyber crime cases showed a reduction, dropping from 40 percent to 35 percent. Victims’ financial losses also fell sharply from Rs 793 crore to Rs 440 crore. This marks a significant improvement in cyber crime control.
In 117 digital arrest cases, police recovered Rs 96.76 lakh and returned it to victims. Drug related incidents also reduced, with 575 NDPS cases registered. A total of 1,228 people were arrested in these cases.
Police seized drugs worth Rs 16.85 crore during the year. Drink and drive cases reduced to 15,706, and Rs 239 crore was collected through challans. Several enforcement measures contributed to this decline.
Cyberabad traffic pulse and traffic marshals were introduced to reduce road accidents. These initiatives helped improve traffic discipline. Police said awareness and monitoring played a key role.
She Teams caught 3,315 offenders involved in crimes against women. Under Operation Muskaan, special teams rescued 2,298 children. These efforts focused on safety and protection.
Overall, Cyberabad police said crime remained under control in Hyderabad. Coordinated efforts by various police units helped maintain law and order across the region.
