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Telangana state first DGP Anurag Sharma has finished his term and was given a goodbye at the State Police Academy on Sunday. The goodbye parade had Departments high authorities and the new DGP Mahender Reddy in participation. Every one of the IPS officers alongside 11 police wings say goodbye to the previous Telangana state DGP.
IPS officer Mahender Reddy took charges as the Telangana DGP from Today . Tending to the parade, DGP Mahender Reddy acknowledged Anurag Sharma for stretching out his significant services to Telangana state for a time of three and a half years.
Commending the previous DGP’s leadership qualities to head the office adequately with constrained resources , he said that Anurag Sharma has been a motivation to all the police and Telangana has accomplished the No 1 position in the nation in controlling crime rate despite the fact that the state is recently framed.
He likewise appreciated Anurag Sharma for allowing opportunity and to advance the state police. On Telangana Police, Mahender Reddy said that lawfulness is effectively being kept up in the state and the police are giving security to ladies adding that he is pleased to wind up plainly the DGP of a such an efficient department .
In the event Ex-DGP Anurag Sharma Stated that superannuating from the Police Department is sad, having served for over 35 years, Mr. Sharma recalled his stint as DCP South Zone in Hyderabad. Policemen and officers of all ranks strove to keep the State safe and secure since its inception three years ago, he said.
He observed that Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao extended full support to the department in strengthening the infrastructure. He hoped the new DGP M. Mahender Reddy would further enhance quality of policing in the State.
After taking the baton from Anurag Sharma, new director general of police M Mahendar Reddy announced on Sunday that Telangana police aimed to install 10 lakh CCTV cameras in Hyderabad, Cyberabad, Rachakonda commissionerates as part of community project in the coming months. “As of now in Hyderabad there are 1.5 lakh CCTVs.