Gadwal Police Chief Orders Round-the-Clock Watch to Prevent Urea Smuggling

Gadwal Police Chief Orders Round-the-Clock Watch to Prevent Urea Smuggling
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Gadwal: In Jogulamba Gadwal District, Superintendent of Police T. Srinivasa Rao, IPS, has instructed police to keep a close watch at border checkpoints. This is to stop illegal movement of urea and other fertilizers from Telangana to nearby states.

On Tuesday evening, the SP inspected a checkpoint near Nagul Dinne Bridge in Ieeja Mandal. This spot is on the Telangana–Andhra Pradesh border where measures are taken against smuggling activities.

SP Srinivasa Rao pointed out that Telangana offers urea to farmers at lower prices. It’s vital to ensure these supplies don’t get diverted illegally to other states. To tackle this, a new checkpoint is active at Nagul Dinne Bridge, where both police and agriculture officials are conducting joint checks.

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The SP ordered officers to maintain round-the-clock vigilance at the checkpoint. They must inspect every vehicle thoroughly and log the details of each journey. He stressed that urea must remain within the state as it is essential for the farmers.

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During the inspection, Shantinagar CI Tata Babu, Ieeja SI Srinivas, and other police staff were present.

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