Archive · 18 Aug 2026
Court Grants Police Custody of Trainee IPS Officer
A man who was training to become a police officer is in trouble with the law.
His name is M. Uday Krishna.
He is accused of hurting a woman who was also training to become a police officer.
A court has allowed the police to keep him for two days to ask him questions.
The police will pick him up on the morning of August 18.
They will bring him back to court on the afternoon of August 19.
The court also said a special medical test should be done to check evidence from the case.
The police said they could not get the information they needed from him before.
The court has not yet decided if he can be released on bail.
Everyone is waiting for the court's decision.
The Upperpally court granted two-day police custody of trainee IPS officer M. Uday Krishna.
Uday Krishna is accused of rape and physical assault on a fellow woman trainee IPS officer.
Women Safety Wing and Attapur police will take him into custody at 10.30 am on August 18.
He will be produced before the court at 4.30 pm on August 19.
The court directed a sperm test to match samples from the victim's clothes, and his bail petition verdict is awaited.
- Who
- Trainee IPS officer M. Uday Krishna, accused of rape and physical assault on a fellow woman trainee IPS officer.
- What
- The Upperpally court granted two-day police custody and ordered a sperm test as part of the investigation.
- When
- August 18 to August 19, with custody from 10.30 am on August 18 until 4.30 pm on August 19.
- Where
- Upperpally court; custody handled by the Women Safety Wing and Attapur police.
- Why
- To investigate allegations of rape and physical assault, as investigators said earlier desired information was not obtained from Uday.
- Accused
- M. Uday Krishna (trainee IPS officer)
- Allegations
- Rape and physical assault on a fellow woman trainee IPS officer
- Court
- Upperpally court
- Custody granted
- Two-day police custody
- Custody period
- 10.30 am August 18 to 4.30 pm August 19
- Investigating agencies
- Women Safety Wing and Attapur police
- Court-ordered test
- Sperm test to match samples from the victim's clothes
- Bail petition
- Verdict awaited