Archive · 12 Aug 2026
Naidu to Hold Police Review Meeting for Law and Order
The Chief Minister is one of the leaders who runs our state.
He is calling a very big meeting with police officers.
Police officers are the people who keep us safe and catch bad people.
About 1,300 police officers will join this meeting.
Some will come to the meeting in person, and others will talk through video screens.
They want to talk about how to keep women and children safe.
They will also talk about bad things people do on the internet and other crimes.
They will check how police stations are working and how many cases they solve.
The leaders will share ideas on how to make the state a safer place.
That is why everyone is coming together today.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will hold a high-level police review meeting on Wednesday to strengthen law and order.
Around 1,300 police officers, from DGP rank down to Station House Officers, will participate.
Top officers will attend in person at the Secretariat; the rest will join via video conference from the districts.
The agenda includes women safety, crime against children, cyber crime, social media abuse and illegal ganja and blade-attack activities.
The CM will also review police station working, case booking reports and law and order maintenance.
- Who
- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and 1,300 police officers ranging from DGP rank to Station House Officer
- What
- A high-level review meeting to strengthen law and order, covering police station functioning, case booking reports and safety issues
- When
- Wednesday, starting at 3:30 pm
- Where
- At the Secretariat, with district officers joining via video conference (story dateline: Vijayawada)
- Why
- To strengthen law and order, reviewing women safety, crime against children, cyber crime, social media abuse and illegal ganja and blade-attack activities
- Chief Minister
- N. Chandrababu Naidu
- Meeting
- High-level police review meeting
- Attendees
- 1,300 police officers (DGP rank to Station House Officer)
- Time
- 3:30 pm, Wednesday
- Venue
- Secretariat; remaining officers join via video conference
- Agenda
- Women safety, crime against children, cyber crime, social media abuse, ganja deals, blade-attacks
- Objective
- Strengthen law and order in the state