Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Markapur Police Receive 41 Complaints at Special Grievance Programme
The police held a special meeting in Pamuru for people to report their problems.
District police chief V Harshavardhan Raju listened to 41 complaints.
People spoke about family problems, cheating, harassment, and property disagreements.
Many women and older people attended.
The police chief said the complaints would be handled according to the law.
He told officers to investigate them quickly.
Officers must also report what action they take.
Another police grievance meeting in Markapur received 36 more complaints.
District SP V Harshavardhan Raju received 41 complaints at a special PGRS programme in Pamuru.
The complaints involved family disputes, cheating, harassment, and land and property disputes.
The SP directed police officers to investigate quickly and submit action-taken reports.
Women and elderly residents from Pamuru and nearby areas attended in large numbers.
A separate programme at the Markapur district police office received 36 complaints.
- Who
- District Superintendent of Police V Harshavardhan Raju, police officers, and residents of Pamuru and nearby areas.
- What
- A special Public Grievance Redressal System programme received 41 complaints in Pamuru; a separate Markapur programme received 36 complaints.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- The Pamuru circle office and the Markapur district police office.
- Why
- To hear residents’ complaints and resolve them through legal procedures.
- Pamuru complaints
- 41 complaints were received.
- Markapur complaints
- 36 complaints were received at a separate programme.
- Main issues
- Family disputes, cheating, harassment by husbands and in-laws, and land and property disputes.
- Police instructions
- Officers were told to investigate complaints quickly.
- Required follow-up
- Police stations must submit action-taken reports for each complaint.
- Participants
- Women and elderly residents attended in large numbers.