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AP, TN border area police officers meet held in Tirupati
Sri City hosted a meeting of the Police Officers in the border districts of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on Thursday to discuss various issues in the border.
Tirupati: Sri City hosted a meeting of the Police Officers in the border districts of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on Thursday to discuss various issues in the border. BH Vimala Kumari, Sub Divisional Police Officer, Sri City convened the meeting for effective coordination between the police in the border districts.
Presiding over the session, Vimala Kamari said that the meeting, which is first of its kind, was convened on the specific suggestion of the Superintendent of Police, Chittoor. Stressing the need for cooperation among the inter-state police and police stations around Sri City in the border area.
She briefed on the points of discussion regarding the law & order and other security issues in the region that forms part of Chittoor and Nellore districts of AP and Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu.
Addressing the participants, Ravindra Sannareddy, Founder Managing Director, Sri City said, "Any industrial activity will thrive only when there is a safe & secured atmosphere. It is particularly true when we intend Foreign Direct Investment.
Anish, Divisional Information Officer, Intelligence Bureau, Govt. of India, spoke on the security scenario in the country. Kalpana Dutt and Bhavani Sri Harsha, Dy. Superintendents of Police Gummidipundi (Tamil Nadu) and Gudur respectively, addressed the delegates and invited their attention on certain specific issues.
Inspectors of Arambakam, Sullurupeta, Sathyavedu circles and Special Branch, along with the respective sub-inspectors have attended the session.
