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Cops told to be healthy
Karimnagar Range Deputy Inspector of General of Police (DIG) C Ravi Varma called upon police personnel to protect the people by leading from the front. Range Deputy Inspector of General of Police (DIG) C Ravi Varma called upon police personnel to protect the people by leading from the front.
Doctors from Yashoda Hospitals conduct medical tests and distribute medicines at a mega health camp
Mancherial: Karimnagar Range Deputy Inspector of General of Police (DIG) C Ravi Varma called upon police personnel to protect the people by leading from the front.
He inaugurated a mega health camp at DCP office here on Wednesday. Speaking on the occasion, he said that police personnel are facing hardships while discharging duties and many among them have lost their lives.
They can perform their duty very well if they are free from stress, Ravi Varma felt. He asked them to avail the facility of health camp.
Doctors from Yashoda hospitals conducted several medical tests in the camp. They distributed free medicines to patients. In all, 200 police families have participated in the camp.
Ramagundam Police Commissioner Vikram Jeet Duggal, Mancherial Commissioner of Police John Wesley and Peddapalli Commissioner of Police Vivekananda Reddy, ACPs Kavitha and Sindhu Sharma, Circle Inspectors Sudhakar, Ramchander, Venuchander and Raviprasad and police staff participated in the camp.
