Sign the register: 16 IPS officers awaiting posting in AP, asked to report to DGP office
It is pertinent to note that a bunch of the IPS officers from the list were alleged of favouring the YSRCP
By Sri Lakshmi Muttevi Published on 14 Aug 2024 10:01 AM GMT
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Amaravati: 16 senior IPS officers who are currently waiting for a posting in the Andhra Pradesh police department including former intelligence chief PSR Anjaneyulu, have been asked to report at 10.00 AM at DGP office and āsign in the attendance registerā, daily.
The order issued from the Office of the Director General of Police, Mangalagiri also mentioned that the IPS officers must sign while leaving the office.
The IPS officers include:
It is pertinent to note that, a bunch of the IPS officers whose names figure in the list alleged of 'favouring' the YSRCP government and carried out raids against TDP leaders. Sitting Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, alleged that the police department were puppets in the hand of then Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy.
It is to recall, former Intelligence chief PSR Anjaneyulu tried hard to seek the appointment of Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, at AP Secretariat soon after the TDP-JanaSena government came to power and while the CM was in Hyderabad on a short visit. However, CM Naidu refused to meet the officer, leaving him embarrassed.
Rishanth Reddy's name in Lokesh's RED book:
IPS officer Y Rishanth Reddy is one among the many names written in the "RED book" of Minister Nara Lokesh.
Lokesh who carried the Red book during his Yuvagalam Padayatra had list of names against whom action will be initiated immediately after the TDP returns to power. According to Lokesh, Red Book is a book where he maintained all the names of officials who have broken the law and who have foisted false cases against TDP leaders, cadre and even the public who have been harassed.
Rishant Reddy fell out of the TDPās favour after he booked Chandrababu Naidu and other TDP leaders for fomenting violence in Rayalaseema during the Naidu's visit to irrigation project sites.
During a public meeting in Chittoor, Nara Lokesh also gave a warning to Rishant Reddy (then Chittoor SP) stating he is unfit to be an IPS officer.
