Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Wanaparthy DSP Urges Court Police to Improve Conviction Rates
Wanaparthy DSP Giribabu met court duty officers and constables from the Kothakota circle.
They discussed cases that are still pending, court summons and non-bailable warrants.
Giribabu said police teams and prosecutors need to work together at every stage of a case.
He told officers to send important evidence and documents to court on time.
He also said witnesses and victims should be helped to attend their scheduled hearings.
Court notices and warrants should be acted on promptly so accused people can appear in court.
The review aimed to speed up pending cases and improve convictions.
Giribabu said effective work can help control crime and build public confidence in the police.
DSP Giribabu reviewed pending cases, summons and non-bailable warrants with Kothakota circle court personnel.
He called for coordination among investigating officers, court duty police and prosecutors throughout each case.
Officers were told to submit key documents, evidence and witness statements to court on time.
Giribabu urged police to ensure witnesses and victims attend scheduled hearings and receive case information.
He directed timely execution of court summons and warrants so accused people are produced in court.
- Who
- Wanaparthy DSP Giribabu, Kothakota circle court duty officers and constables, and other police personnel.
- What
- A review of pending cases, summons and non-bailable warrants, with instructions to improve coordination and case handling.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Wanaparthy; the meeting involved personnel from the Kothakota circle.
- Why
- To speed up pending cases, ensure court processes are completed on time and improve conviction rates.
Police priorities
Procedural safeguards
Securing convictions
Police priorities
Giribabu urged court personnel to coordinate and work effectively to increase convictions and control crime.
Procedural safeguards
The article does not report a contrasting viewpoint; it describes timely evidence submission, witness attendance and court procedures as part of case handling.
- Review led by
- Wanaparthy DSP Giribabu
- Personnel involved
- Court duty officers and constables from the Kothakota circle
- Topics reviewed
- Pending cases, summons and execution of non-bailable warrants
- Evidence guidance
- Submit key documents, witness statements and other proof to court on time
- Hearing attendance
- Ensure witnesses and victims appear on scheduled dates and receive case information
- Coordination requested
- Among investigating officers, court duty officers and the prosecution
- Other attendees
- Kothakota CI OD Ramesh, SI Vikram and Peddamandadi SI Jalandhar Reddy