Tupaki Analysis: Gated Communities Must Beware?

Usually, the financially sound population in the society prefer to live in gated communities as this provides them with better security and amenities at large. But it appears that the amenities are not sufficient enough to maintain a safe lifestyle here on.

The latest incident that has happened at a private enclosure in Hyderabad has sent shock waves amongst the gated community individuals.

The horrifying murder of a five year old girl child, who will remain unnamed here for privacy and security reasons has sent tremors into the people living in such neighbourhoods. This has opened up a completely new discussion on social media, and let us have a look into the same.

The murder of a five-year-old girl in Kowkoor has raised questions about whether CCTV cameras, security guards and restricted entry can protect residents from crimes committed by people who already have access to these communities.

The murder of a five-year-old girl in Kowkoor has raised questions about whether CCTV cameras, security guards and restricted entry can protect residents from crimes committed by people who already have access to these communities.

All the security arrangements and authorities are going to add one layer of security to the enclosure, but the safety of the individuals living inside the premises needs to be monitored at all times.

This particular incident in discussion at the area of Kowkoor, Villa Orchids where a 5-year-old Aurelia was allegedly kidnapped and murdered by Vikram Kumar, a dismissed security guard isn’t an isolated occurrence either.

There have been several such incidents that have been happening in the recent task, and they require the immediate attention of the wider section of the public.