Archive · 12 Sep 2025
Police Association Condemns BRS Leader's Remarks as Demoralizing
The police in Nizamabad are upset with a politician named A. Jeevan Reddy, who used to be in charge.
The police officers said that he made comments that were not fair and made them feel bad.
They said that they always do their jobs according to the rules, even when it comes to closing businesses late at night, like a hotel called Yaseen Hotel.
The police also clarified that they banned loud music during a festival because of rules from the Supreme Court, not because they were being unfair to anyone.
The police association warned that they might take legal action if the politician continues to make such comments.
The District Police Officers’ Association objected to comments made by BRS leader A. Jeevan Reddy.
The association accused Reddy of making false statements to demoralize the police.
Reddy reportedly criticized police actions, including the closure of Yaseen Hotel.
The association clarified their actions are based on rules and Supreme Court guidelines.
The association threatened legal action if such comments are repeated.
- Who
- District Police Officers’ Association and BRS leader A. Jeevan Reddy
- What
- The Police Association objected to A. Jeevan Reddy's comments, calling them demoralizing and threatening legal action.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Nizamabad, at the police Commissionerate office
- Why
- The association aimed to counter remarks made by Reddy that they claimed were intended to demoralize the police force.
- Association President
- Shakil Pasha
- BRS Leader
- A. Jeevan Reddy
- Location
- Nizamabad
- Incident
- Remarks against police personnel