The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued a significant order concerning the promotions and transfers within the state’s police department. The announcement, documented in the Government Order RT No. 806, dated 30th August 2024, outlines the elevation of several Additional Superintendents of Police (Civil) to the rank of Superintendents of Police (NC) (Civil) for the panel year 2023-24. This decision follows the approval of the promotion panel by the government and the subsequent proposal by the Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, Mangalagiri.
Promotions of Additional Superintendents of Police to Superintendent Roles
In line with Rule 10(a) of the A.P. State & Subordinate Service Rules, 1996, the following officers have been promoted to the rank of Superintendent of Police (NC) (Civil):
- M. Krishna Murthy Naidu – Previously serving as Additional DCP, Crimes, NTR Police Commissionerate, Naidu has been promoted and posted as DCP, Traffic, NTR Police Commissionerate, replacing Sri K. Chakravarthi.
- T. Shobha Manjari – Serving as Additional SP at APSRTC, Manjari has now been elevated to SP (NC), APSRTC.
- B. Prasada Rao – Formerly Additional SP, PCS&S, Rao has been promoted to SP (NC), V&E, filling an existing vacancy.
- PVRSSSR Varma – Varma, who served as Additional SP, CID, and was repatriated to Police Headquarters, has been promoted to SP (NC), Marine.
- P. Soma Sekhara Rao – Previously Additional SP, SEB, Rajahmundry, Rao has been promoted to SP (NC)/Commandant, 3rd Battalion, APSP, Kakinada.
- K.V.R.K. Prasad – Formerly Additional SP at AP TRANSCO, Visakhapatnam, Prasad has been promoted to SP (NC), AP TRANSCO, Visakhapatnam.
- S. Rajasekhar Rao – Serving as Additional SP, Admn., E.G. District, Rao has been promoted to SP (NC), ACB, filling an existing vacancy.
- K. Chakravarthi – Chakravarthi, who served as DCP, Traffic, NTR Police Commissionerate, has been transferred and posted as SP (NC), CID, filling an existing vacancy.
Conditions and Expectations for the Newly Promoted Officers
The promotions announced are temporary and subject to potential reversion without prior notice. These promotions are contingent upon the outcomes of any pending court cases, and the officers are required to join their new positions within fifteen days of receiving the promotion orders. Failure to do so, or any attempt to evade the appointment by taking leave, will result in the forfeiture of their promotion rights, both for the present and future opportunities.
Directive to the Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh
The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, has been tasked with implementing these orders and ensuring the smooth transition of the promoted officers into their new roles. This directive underscores the state’s commitment to maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of its police force by recognizing and advancing deserving officers.
Conclusion
This series of promotions and transfers highlights the Government of Andhra Pradesh’s dedication to fostering leadership within its police department. By elevating experienced officers to higher ranks, the state aims to strengthen its law enforcement capabilities and ensure the continued safety and security of its citizens. These changes mark a significant step in the ongoing development and restructuring of the state’s police force, promising a more robust and dynamic leadership for the future.
