Officials seek separate act for Seemandhra people in Hyderabad

It is evident that the Task Force has been conducting a review meeting at Hyderabad for past three days. The Task Force has been requested to create a special act for the protection of Seemandhra people after the state bifurcation. According to sources, after state bifurcation, many IPS officers opined for the law and order control should be within centre's jurisdiction like in the case of Delhi. The discussions with senior IPS, IAS and retired police officials have been concluded on Thursday.

Later, K. Vijaya Kumar, leading the Special Task Force (STF) visited the state secretariat and met Chief Secretray, Prasanna Kumar Mohanty. According to sources, he discussed on the matters of security and measures to be adopted after the state bifurcation. He also called on the officials of home ministry.

From the other end, DGP Prasada Rao, Intelligence Chief M Mahendar Reddy and head of various sections of police department have participated in the third day meeting held at CRPF IG’s office. The officials have even discussed on the issue of Hyderabad commissioner and his jurisdiction. In order to overcome the militancy and terrorism problems, many suggestions were made by the top officials. The retired police officers have also submitted their views on this issue to STF.