Superintendent of Police
Coverage of Superintendent of Police in the Nexus archive.
- Youth held in Vellore for selling narcotic-laced chocolates
A youth was arrested in Vellore for selling chocolates laced with narcotics. Police conducted searches under the orders of Superintendent of Police U.N. Sivaraman to prevent drug-related activities.
- Chittoor police book 771 for drunk driving, collect ₹77.10 lakh in fines
Chittoor police booked 771 individuals for drunk driving and collected ₹77.10 lakh in fines. The Superintendent of Police highlighted that drunk driving is a reckless act that could lead to irreversible family tragedies.
- Chittoor police launch drive against overloaded vehicles carrying schoolchildren
Chittoor police have launched a drive to address overloaded vehicles transporting schoolchildren. The Superintendent of Police warned that traffic police are closely monitoring private autos, vans, and other vehicles used to carry students to educational institutions.
- Police conduct surprise inspections at roadside dhabas across Chittoor district
Police conducted surprise inspections at roadside dhabas in Chittoor district. The Superintendent of Police emphasized the urgency for establishments to install and maintain CCTV systems and ensure accurate employee details.
- Chittoor police intensify surveillance on illegal lottery operations
Chittoor police are intensifying surveillance on illegal lottery operations. Special teams have been formed to conduct continuous checks across the district to curb these illegal rackets.
- Nine arrested in Guntur assault case
Nine individuals were arrested in connection with an assault case in Guntur. The Superintendent of Police issued a warning against spreading false information or making harmful remarks about the victim on social media platforms.
- Chittoor police conduct checks at lodges, dhabas and roadside eateries
Chittoor police are conducting checks at lodges, dhabas, and roadside eateries as part of a special drive to prevent illegal activities, curb narcotic substances, ensure safety for women and passengers, and reduce road accidents, according to the Superintendent of Police.
- Lokayukta raids GESCOM officer in Kalaburagi
The Lokayukta conducted raids against Amruthrao Yalal, a GESCOM officer in Kalaburagi. The operation was carried out by six special teams under a Superintendent of Police.
- Kurnool police return 679 recovered mobile phones worth ₹1.36 crore
Kurnool police returned 679 recovered mobile phones worth ₹1.36 crore to their owners. The Superintendent of Police (SP) urged the public to report missing phones by submitting IMEI details via the police website, filing complaints at local stations, or using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal.
- Six-month-old boy reunited with parents within 24 hours of kidnap in Bapatla, says Superintendent of Police
A six-month-old boy was reunited with his parents within 24 hours after being kidnapped in Bapatla, according to the Superintendent of Police. The kidnapping was reportedly orchestrated by a childless couple who paid a gang to provide an infant.
- Bapatla leads in women, child safety in A.P., says SP
Bapatla is leading in women and child safety in Andhra Pradesh, according to the Superintendent of Police (SP). The statement highlights the district's performance in ensuring safety for women and children.
- Ganja smuggling racket with international links busted in Anakapalli; 213 kg seized, five held
A ganja smuggling ring with international links was busted in Anakapalli, resulting in the seizure of 213 kg of the drug and the arrest of five individuals. The key accused had a 2022 drug conviction in Sri Lanka and entered India illegally by sea after his release on bail.
- Police rescue two teenagers from drowning at Vadarevu and Suryalanka beaches in Bapatla
Marine and local police rescued two 17-year-olds from drowning at Vadarevu and Suryalanka beaches in Bapatla, according to the Superintendent of Police.
- Police officials refusing duty in AJK, GB face action
Capital police in Islamabad are taking disciplinary action against officials who refused to perform duties in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB). Constable Ahmad Ali was dismissed for deliberately refusing election duty and violating service rules, with authorities emphasizing that refusal to comply with assigned tasks is a serious breach of discipline.