In the last ten months, Hyderabad’s commissioner CV Anand has punished, including removal from duty, 55 police officers for various offenses.
The punishment included the dismissal of 17 police officers or personnel from service by Hyderabad police commissioner CV Anand. According to data released by the police, 22 of the 55 cops were removed from service, one constable was handed compulsory retirement, and the commissioner terminated the probation of 15 other personnel.
Earlier on Monday, the Hyderabad police commissioner ordered the dismissal of rape-accused circle inspector Korasala Nageswara Rao from his position. He was booked for sexually assaulting a woman.
Rao’s actions, Anand said, reflected “unbridled misuse of authority” and a “severe criminal breach of trust” in his job of upholding the law.
The Hyderabad police inspector is accused of raping and attempting to kill a woman after breaking into her house at Vanasthalipuram. The victim, who is around 30 years old, filed a complaint with the Vanasthalipuram police station, which is under the Rachakonda commissionerate.
The accused worked for the Hyderabad police department in a variety of capacities. During his time as an inspector with Task Force North Zone (Hyderabad police), he raided a pub at the Radisson Blu hotel in Banjara Hills in the first week of April, where cocaine was reportedly discovered. The high-profile case was reported widely because as children of a few affluent businessmen and Tollywood personalities were caught.
In this context, it is critical to examine the list of police officers who have been punished for various offenses.
Crime against women and children
Two inspectors were dismissed, and one was removed from service under the jurisdiction of the Hyderabad police. Two sub-inspectors probation was terminated. Three of the five constables charged with the offense had their probation terminated, and two were dismissed from service.
One of the Hyderabad police personnel from the ministerial staff (state cabinet) was dismissed, and another was terminated from probation.
Frequent absence from duty
25 constables were removed, dismissed from service, or had their probation terminated among the 29 police officers punished for unauthorized absence from duty. Four members of the ministerial staff were terminated from permission. Two other ministerial staff members were dismissed for corrupt practices.
Misconduct in other areas
Seven other officers were discharged from service.
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