Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Nellore SP Emphasizes Weapon Proficiency in Annual Firing Practice
In Nellore, the police had a special practice session to get better at using their weapons.
The head of the police, Dr. Ajitha Vejendla, joined in and showed everyone how it's done.
She said it's important for police officers to be ready for emergencies and to practice regularly.
Many police officers from different parts of the district took part in this practice to improve their skills and confidence.
The goal is to make sure they can protect people and property when needed.
Nellore District Superintendent of Police Dr. Ajitha Vejendla participated in the annual firing practice.
The practice session was held at the district firing range to emphasize weapon proficiency.
Dr. Ajitha Vejendla stressed the importance of regular firing practice for emergency preparedness.
Senior officers and personnel from various units across the district participated in the programme.
The exercise aimed to improve weapon control, build confidence, and ensure operational readiness.
- Who
- Nellore District Police Personnel, led by Superintendent of Police Dr. Ajitha Vejendla, IPS
- What
- Annual Firing Practice to emphasize weapon proficiency and operational readiness
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- District Firing Range, Nellore
- Why
- To ensure police officers are prepared to handle emergencies and protect lives and property
- Location
- Nellore District
- Event
- Annual Firing Practice
- Participants
- Nellore District Police Personnel
- Superintendent of Police
- Dr. Ajitha Vejendla, IPS
- Purpose
- Weapon Proficiency and Operational Readiness
- Venue
- District Firing Range
- Key Message
- Regular Firing Practice for Emergency Preparedness
