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Telangana cadre trainee IPS officers team visited Nagarjuna Sagar
Telangana cadre trainee IPS officers’ team visited Nagarjuna Sagar on Wednesday.
Nagarjunsagar: Telangana cadre trainee IPS officers' team visited Nagarjuna Sagar on Wednesday.
As a part of their tour, they visited Nagarjuna Sagar dam, Project Galleries, hydel power project, Budavanam, and waterfall at Etthipotala. They enjoyed the trip on a ferry in Krishna waters.
Telangana Tourism guide Satyanarayana explained the trainee IPS officers about the significance of Nagarjuna Sagar and other important places located in and around the Sagar town.
ASP Rajesh informed that the trainee IPS officers who are undergoing training at the National Academy of Police have been visiting all important places in the State on the name of Telangana Darshini and as a part of it they came to Sagar.
Balaswamy, Rohit Raju, Chennai Rajesh, Yogesh, Gowtham, Vaibhav Gykwad, Kiran, Prabhakar, Akhil Mahajan, Nikth Panth were among the trainee IPS officers who visited Sagar
Miryalguda DSP Venkateshwar Rao, Gurajala DSP Narahari, Sagar CI Gowru Naidu, Gurajala CI Baktavastala Reddy , Dam RI Pavan Kumar , Buddavanam AE Jagadish Reddy accompanied them.
