Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Kamareddy SP Reviews Ganesh Immersion Safety Arrangements Across Town
Kamareddy’s police chief checked preparations for a Ganesh immersion event.
He visited several Ganesh mandaps in the town.
He spoke with organisers about keeping people safe.
He asked devotees to follow police instructions.
He also reminded children to be careful.
Later, he inspected the immersion site at Tekriyal tank.
Police were told to manage traffic, parking and public safety.
Trained swimmers were also requested at the immersion point.
The goal was to help the celebrations happen peacefully.
Kamareddy SP M. Rajesh Chandra inspected Ganesh immersion preparations on Wednesday.
He visited four Ganesh mandaps at Pan Chowrasta and met organisers.
The SP urged devotees to follow police instructions and observe safety precautions.
He inspected arrangements at Tekriyal tank under Devanpalli police station limits.
Officials were directed to manage security, traffic, parking, public safety and trained swimmers.
- Who
- Kamareddy SP M. Rajesh Chandra, police officials, festival organisers and devotees.
- What
- The SP inspected Ganesh mandaps and immersion arrangements and issued safety instructions.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Where
- Several mandaps at Pan Chowrasta in Kamareddy town and Tekriyal tank under Devanpalli police station limits.
- Why
- To support a safe, peaceful immersion procession while preventing traffic disruption and inconvenience to devotees.
- Inspecting officer
- Kamareddy SP M. Rajesh Chandra
- Mandaps visited
- Kalki Ganesh, Ekadanta Ganesh, Shiv Sena Ganesh and Bala Ganesh
- Mandap location
- Pan Chowrasta
- Immersion site
- Tekriyal tank
- Police priorities
- Bandobust, traffic regulation, parking and public safety
- Additional safety measure
- Availability of trained swimmers at the immersion point
- Appeal
- Festival committees and devotees were asked to cooperate with police