Gadwal: On the occasion of Telangana People’s Governance Day, District Superintendent of Police (SP) T. Srinivas Rao, along with other senior officers, hoisted the national flag at the district police office. The event was attended by DSP Satyanarayana, Armed Forces DSP Narender Rao, and Cyber Security Wing DSP Satyaiah.
In his address to the officers and staff, SP Srinivas Rao explained that while India gained independence on August 15, 1947, the Hyderabad region, which was under the Nizam’s rule, only became free on September 17, 1948. This happened after military action was taken to integrate the region into the Indian Union. He spoke about the brave struggle of freedom fighters in Hyderabad, highlighting that while most princely states joined India, the Nizam resisted.
The SP also mentioned the violence led by Qasim Razvi and how leaders like Chakali Ailamma and Komaram Bheem fought against the Nizam’s rule. He explained that due to the growing unrest, Prime Minister Nehru and Deputy Prime Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel authorized a military operation, led by General Chaudhary, to bring Hyderabad into India. The SP emphasized Sardar Patel’s crucial role in this historic event and reminded everyone of the importance of learning from history. He said that Telangana People’s Governance Day is a reminder of this significant event.
SP Srinivas Rao urged the officers to perform their duties with responsibility and fairness. He emphasized that all people, regardless of wealth or social status, should receive equal services from the police. He encouraged the officers to work with integrity and dedication to improve the image of the police in the eyes of the public. The SP also extended Telangana People’s Governance Day greetings to all the officers and staff present.
The event was attended by several key officers, including Gadwal In-Charge CI Nageshwar Reddy, Alampur and Shanti Nagar CIs Ravi Babu and Tata Babu, Cyber Crime CI Raju, RIs Venkatesh and Harif, SIs Srinivas, Srikanth, Rajitha, Aruna, Superintendents Nagender and Nayeem, along with other officers and staff from the district police office.
