Hyderabad: Telangana Police Housing Corporation has spent Rs 704.50 crore for the construction of district police offices, police commissionerates, and building constructions, informed Police Housing Corporation chairman Koleti Damodar. He conducted a meeting with the endowment IPS Rajeev Ratan, on Wednesday. Damodar explained that as per the resolution of Chief Minister KCR, the police buildings are being constructed in a modern way with state-of-the-art facilities for the corporate offices.
In the newly established districts in the state, the construction of buildings for 23 district police offices in a vast area of 51 acres has been completed, including the commissionerates of Siddipet, Kamareddy, Ramagundam, and Warangal. Out of the 90 front offices in the police stations in the state, 78 have been fully completed, and the remaining work is in progress. It was also mentioned that each district police officer’s building is being constructed at a cost of Rs 38.50 crore.
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Hyderabad: Telangana Police Housing Corporation has spent Rs 704.50 crore for the construction of district police offices, police commissionerates, and building constructions, informed Police Housing Corporation chairman Koleti Damodar. He conducted a meeting with the endowment IPS Rajeev Ratan, on Wednesday. Damodar explained that as per the resolution of Chief Minister KCR, the police buildings are being constructed in a modern way with state-of-the-art facilities for the corporate offices.
In the newly established districts in the state, the construction of buildings for 23 district police offices in a vast area of 51 acres has been completed, including the commissionerates of Siddipet, Kamareddy, Ramagundam, and Warangal.
Out of the 90 front offices in the police stations in the state, 78 have been fully completed, and the remaining work is in progress. It was also mentioned that each district police officer’s building is being constructed at a cost of Rs 38.50 crore.
