Hyderabad: In a significant bureaucratic overhaul, the Telangana government issued instructions on Friday for the transfer and posting of 30 IPS officials across the state.
12 sentenced to jail for drunken driving
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Siddipet Principal Judicial First Class Magistrate Kiran Kumar imposed seven days’ imprisonment and ₹ 2,000 fine for 12 persons who were caught for drunken driving .
According to D. Joel Davis, Commissioner of Police, Siddipet, these people were caught at Narsapur Chowrasta, MPDO Chowrasta and Rajiv Rahadari three days ago and breath analyser test was held for them. They were presented before the court and awarded punishment by the Judge. Mr. Davis said that vehicle checking will be conducted every morning and evening and those caught in drunken driving cases will be sent to jail. He said that action will also be taken against those not wearing helmets.
Eight held for cow slaughter in Telangana
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Police thwart rally taken out by BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations
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BJP MLA. M. Raghunandan Rao visiting the spot where cows were slaughtered, at Siddipet on Saturday. | Photo Credit: MOHD ARIF
Police thwart rally taken out by BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations
Tension prevailed for sometime in Siddipet for sometime as BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations tried to hold a rally protesting the slaughter of 16 cows by some persons the previous day. Police immediately took them into custody and released them later. As a precautionary measure, police picketing was enforced in the district headquarters town and an undeclared Section 144 was in force. At some places, police controlled some aggressive activists. BJP MLA M. Raghunandan Rao also visited the spot.
Eight held for cow slaughter in Telangana
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Police thwart rally taken out by BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations
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BJP MLA. M. Raghunandan Rao visiting the spot where cows were slaughtered, at Siddipet on Saturday. | Photo Credit: MOHD ARIF
Police thwart rally taken out by BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations
Tension prevailed for sometime in Siddipet for sometime as BJP, ABVP, RSS and other organisations tried to hold a rally protesting the slaughter of 16 cows by some persons the previous day. Police immediately took them into custody and released them later. As a precautionary measure, police picketing was enforced in the district headquarters town and an undeclared Section 144 was in force. At some places, police controlled some aggressive activists. BJP MLA M. Raghunandan Rao also visited the spot.