CM Revanth Reddy said that police job is an emotional responsibility. Many youths who have studied in IITs and completed M.Tech despite the prospect of a better life and salary claim that joining the police department is a great development.
–Galla S Kiran Kumar, Bureau Chief
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announced that compensation to the families of the martyred policemen would be increased with international standards of victim-friendly policing only.
CM Revanth Reddy is doing Bhumi Puja for the construction of Young India Police School. CS Shantikumari, Minister Sridhar Babu, MP Konda Visveshwar Reddy and others in the picture
Today, Hyderabad: CM Revanth Reddy said that police job is an emotional responsibility. Many youths who have studied in IITs and completed M.Tech despite the prospect of a better life and salary claim that joining the police department is a great development. On the occasion of Police Martyrs Remembrance Day, he paid tribute by placing a wreath at the Stupa of Martyrs at Goshamahal Police Training Center in Hyderabad on Monday. Received a salute from the police. After that the CM spoke. He said that law and order is crucial for the state to get investments and to increase job and employment opportunities. It has been clarified that the police should deal strictly with those who indulge in acts of inciting discord between people to pollute the peaceful environment. Referring to the recent incident in Kummariguda Mutyalamma temple, he assured that the government will cooperate with the police in controlling the anti-social forces that are trying to create differences among the people. He made it clear that friendly policing is only for the victims who come to the police station and strict attitude should be adopted in the case of criminals. It has been announced that the compensation will be increased for the families of the policemen who died in the line of duty. It was recalled that the son of recently deceased DG Vigilance and Enforcement Rajeev Ratan has been appointed Grade-2 Municipal Commissioner and another officer’s son has been appointed as Deputy Tehsildar. Telangana Police is a role model for the country. Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised the performance of TS Cyber Security Bureau. He expressed concern over the rise in cyber crimes. He said that the supply and consumption of drugs has increased in the state for ten years. He said that a DG level officer will be appointed to arrest the drugs that are turning the youth into addicts. The Chief Minister has directed the DGP and city CPs to use artificial intelligence (AI) to control traffic and arrest violators of the rules in Hyderabad city. He said that ‘Young India Police School’ is being started with international standards so that children from Home Guard to DGP can study at one place.
CM Revanth Reddy paying tributes at Martyrs Stupa. City CP CV Anand and DGP Jitender in the picture
To support the families of the immortals..
The Chief Minister announced that the compensation to the families of those who died in the line of duty and suffered permanent disability as part of the maintenance of law and order would be greatly increased. Rs.crore to the families of deceased constables, head constables and ASIs, Rs.1.25 crores to SSIs and CIs, Rs.1.50 crores to DSPs and ASPs, Rs.2 crores to the families of SPs and IPSs, Rs.50 lakhs to the families of constables, ASIs and SSIs in case of permanent disability. , CIs and DSPs will be given Rs.60 lakhs and the families of IPSs and SPs will be given Rs.1 crore each. DGP Dr. Jitender said that it is our responsibility to remember the sacrifices of those who gave their lives for the country. It is said that 214 policemen have been killed in the line of duty this year. A police officer from Telangana has lost his life. It is said that till now Rs. 150 crores have been refunded out of the money taken by the cyber criminals. City CP CV Anand, TG Cyber Security Bureau Director Shikha Goyal, Additional DG Mahesh Bhagwat, Multizone IG Satyanarayana, IPS officers and retired IPS participated in the programme.
Adi Praveen, a junior commando of TGSP 15th Battalion Greyhounds Division, lost his life due to electrocution while combing in Jayashankar district last February. CM Revanth Reddy spoke to Praveen’s wife Rathod Lata, sons Harsha and Vivan Raga for the Police Martyrs Remembrance Day program. They said that they will support the family.
CM Bhumi Pooja for Police School
Today-Hyderabad, Narsinghi-Newstoday: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Monday laid the foundation stone for the construction of the ‘Young India Police School’ to be established for the children of police and other uniformed service employees. The school will be built on 50 acres of Greyhounds campus in Manchirevu, Gandipet Mandal, a suburb of Hyderabad. On Monday evening, Revanth Reddy, Minister Sridhar Babu, CS Shantikumari and DGP Jitender unveiled the plaque at the camp. Speaking in the program organized afterwards, Sridhar Babu announced that the government will allocate 15 percent seats to the locals in the Young India Police School. Earlier, BJP MP Konda Vishweshwar Reddy said that the minister responded by asking for 10 percent reservation for locals in the police school. Home Department Special Principal Secretary Ravi Gupta, Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand, Greyhounds Additional DG Stephen Ravindra and Law and Order Additional DG Mahesh Bhagwat were present. The state government on Monday issued an order allowing the construction of ‘Young India Police School’. It said that the proposals sent by DGP Jitender are being accepted.
