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BMRCL Deploys advanced CCTV surveillance system at 6 Stations of Purple Line 

BMRCL Deploys advanced CCTV surveillance system at 6 Stations of Purple Line 
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Bangalore (Metro Rail News): Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has deployed an advanced CCTV surveillance system across six stations of the Purple Line. The Purple Line of the Bangalore Metro spans 18.10 km between Baiyyappanahalli and  Mysore Road through 17 stations.

Stations 

  • MG Road
  • Trinity
  • Halasuru
  • Indiranagar
  • Swami Vivekananda Road and
  •  Baiyappanahalli
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As per the Release, the advanced CCTV Surveillance will enable comprehensive perimeter monitoring and AI-driven threat detection to ensure a safer commuting environment for passengers. 

About the Advanced Surveillance System Deployed by BMRCL 

The advanced surveillance system, implemented on May 6, 2025, extends its capabilities beyond the interiors of metro stations by providing continuous monitoring of the surrounding areas. This enhancement is designed to improve situational awareness for metro authorities.

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A crucial aspect of this upgrade is the incorporation of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology, which captures and analyses vehicle number plates in proximity to metro stations. When coupled with artificial intelligence-based video analytics, this system facilitates the real-time identification of potential threats, anomalies, and suspicious activities, thereby proactively strengthening security throughout the metro corridor.

Self-Service Ticket Machines Introduced by BMRCL 

BMRCL has deployed 10 Self-Service Ticket Machines at Baiyappanahalli Metro Station of the Purple Line. The self-ticketing machines are equipped with modern features which will enable more convenient contactless issuance of QR-based tickets, subsequently replacing the traditional single journey tokens. 

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Official Statement from BMRCL, MD 

Shri M Maheshwar Rao, MD, BMRCL, said, “Security remains a top priority for BMRCL. We continuously work towards implementing cutting-edge technologies that promote the safety and security of our passengers. The introduction of AI-powered surveillance and ANPR technology allows us to proactively monitor station environments, detect threats swiftly, and ensure a safer, more secure metro network for Bengaluru. This initiative reflects our commitment to operational excellence and public safety.” 


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