Archive · 20 Jul 2025
YSRCP MP Alleges Mistreatment of Senior Police Officers by State
Imagine many police officers, some with important jobs, are suddenly told they have no work and don't get paid.
A member of parliament, Maddila Gurumoorthy, says the government in Andhra Pradesh did this to 199 officers, including some high-ranking ones.
They are made to show up for attendance, but have no real jobs, and aren't getting paid for a long time.
This MP is complaining that the officers are also being made to work without official orders.
Because of this, they are facing difficult financial and emotional issues.
The MP is asking important leaders in the country to help these officers.
YSRCP MP Maddila Gurumoorthy alleges the Andhra Pradesh government's mistreatment of 199 senior police officers.
The officers, including IPS officers, have been without postings or salaries since June 2024.
They are assigned to the Vacancy Reserve list with no formal responsibilities and must mark attendance.
The officers haven't received salaries or pension fund contributions for over a year.
Gurumoorthy claims the officers are unofficially deployed for duties without proper recognition, causing distress.
- Who
- YSRCP MP Maddila Gurumoorthy and 199 senior police officers.
- What
- YSRCP MP alleges mistreatment of 199 senior police officers by the Andhra Pradesh government.
- When
- Since June 2024, and salaries/pension contributions unpaid for over a year.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- MP alleges the government's actions violate constitutional rights and Supreme Court directives.
YSRCP MP's Stance
Government's Response (Unstated)
Government Conduct
YSRCP MP's Stance
The Andhra Pradesh government is treating police officers unconstitutionally.
Government's Response (Unstated)
Not applicable from the information provided.
- MP
- Maddila Gurumoorthy
- Accused
- Andhra Pradesh government
- Officers Affected
- 199
- Officer Categories
- IPS, ASPs, DSPs, Circle Inspectors
- Action
- Placed in Vacancy Reserve
- Salary Status
- Unpaid for over a year