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Top police officials transferred

By Our Special Correspondent

HYDERABAD, DEC. 14. Mr. P. Ramulu, Additional DG of Anti- Corruption Bureau (ACB), will be the new Commissioner of Police for Hyderabad city. Mr. Ramulu, an officer of the 1967 batch of IPS, will be taking charge of office on Friday.

Mr. S.R. Sukumara, heading the city police, has been shifted as DG of Prisons and Correctional Services. Mr. M.V. Krishna Rao. who was IG of Prisons, has now been posted as a member of the Commissioner of Inquiries. Mr. Ramavatar Yadav, Additional DG of Battalions, has been shifted to the ACB.

The following are the other officers transferred and their new postings: Mr. K.R. Nandan (IGP Recruitment), Mr. Alok Srivastav, (IG Drugs and Copyrights), P. Babji (Commissioner of Printing, Stationery and Stores purchases), G.Md. Mazharuddin (IG Police Transport Organisation), K. Muthyam Reddy (Director Vigilance APSRTC), Dr. Ish Kumar (DIG Training), Mr. V.S. Kaumudi (Joint Commissioner, Security, Hyderabad), R.P. Meena (DIG Home Guards).

Mr. P. Koteswara Rao, SP CID was also promoted and posted as DIG Administration vice Mr. Madanlal, who is on leave. Mr. M.T. Solomon Raju, SP, Railways, Vijayawada, has been promoted and posted as DIG Battalions.

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