Nalgonda District Police, Nalgonda (2026)

01/06/2026

District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS, Receives Complaints During Police Grievance Day
District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS, received complaints from the public during the Police Grievance Day program held at the Nalgonda District Police Office.
A total of around 46 complainants from various parts of the district submitted petitions regarding their grievances, including land disputes, family conflicts, fraud cases, and other issues.
The District SP personally reviewed each complaint and spoke directly with the concerned police officials, directing them to resolve the issues promptly and in accordance with the law. He also instructed officials to take appropriate legal action to ensure justice for the complainants.
While interacting with the petitioners, the SP encouraged the public to come forward without hesitation with any issues they face and assured them that every complaint would be examined transparently and necessary action would be taken.
He further directed officials to act responsibly and avoid negligence in addressing pending complaints. The SP stated that providing better policing services and ensuring public satisfaction remain the primary objectives of the district police department.

31/05/2026

SP sir Conducts Surprise Inspection of Nalgonda DSP and Two Town CI Offices
Nalgonda District Superintendent of Police, Shri Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS. conducted a surprise inspection of the Nalgonda DSP Office and Two Town CI Office to review administrative functioning, case investigation progress, and record management.
During the inspection, the SP sir examined grave crime files, pending case records, and SC/ST Atrocity case files, directing officers to expedite investigations and ensure timely justice for victims. And also reviewed the progress of investigations into murder, robbery, crimes against women and children, and cybercrime cases, emphasizing quality investigations backed by strong evidence to secure convictions.
The SP sir further assessed CCTNS data entry, digital record maintenance, court case follow-up, and warrant ex*****on, instructing officers to work responsibly and strengthen public confidence in the police. SP sir reiterated that negligence in maintaining law and order will not be tolerated and directed all officers to remain accessible to the public and resolve grievances promptly.

The inspection was attended by DSP Shivaram Reddy, Two Town CI Raghava Rao, and other police personnel.

31/05/2026

*Extensive Naka Bandi and Surprise Vehicle Checks Conducted Across Nalgonda District*
• Special inspections conducted with nearly 1,500 police personnel
• Special surveillance on suspicious vehicles and individuals
• Public safety remains the top priority of the police
• Continuous inspections to prevent and control crime – Nalgonda District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS
With the objective of maintaining law and order, preventing crime, and enhancing the sense of security among the public, extensive Naka Bandi operations and surprise vehicle checks were conducted across all police station limits in Nalgonda district on Saturday night as per the directions of Nalgonda District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS. The District SP personally participated in the inspections, reviewed the arrangements at various locations, and issued necessary instructions to police officers.
A total of 47 check posts were established across the district, and extensive vehicle inspections were carried out with the participation of nearly 1,500 police officers and personnel. Special surveillance was maintained in Nalgonda, Miryalaguda, Devarakonda, major towns, national highways, busy junctions, vulnerable areas, and locations where groups of youths frequently gather during nighttime.
During the operation, two-wheelers, cars, auto-rickshaws, and other vehicles were thoroughly inspected. Police verified vehicle documents, driving licences, and registration number plates, while giving special attention to motorists driving under the influence of alcohol. Action was taken against 260 vehicles for various violations, including riding without helmets, triple riding, rash driving, modified silencers, and driving vehicles without proper number plates.
Police also questioned suspicious persons moving around during late-night hours and recorded their details. Special monitoring was carried out on the movements of known offenders, rowdy sheeters, and suspicious vehicles.
Speaking on the occasion, District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS, stated, “We will not tolerate any activities that disturb law and order in the district. Ensuring public safety is the primary objective of the police department. Such surprise inspections will continue regularly as part of our efforts to prevent and control crime. Strict action will be taken against traffic violators, suspicious persons roaming during nighttime, and those who create fear or inconvenience among the public.”
The SP further advised youth to respect the law and act responsibly. He warned that cases would be registered and vehicles seized against those involved in road stunts, operating vehicles with excessive noise, or engaging in activities that cause inconvenience to the public.
The District SP also appealed to citizens to cooperate with the police and immediately report any suspicious persons or incidents, emphasizing that maintaining peace and public safety is a shared responsibility of all members of society.
DSPs, Circle Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors, and police personnel participated in the operation.

30/05/2026

*Felicitation Ceremony Held for Retired Police Officers – District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS*
District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS, attended the retirement felicitation ceremony of retired police officers SI Khaleeluddin Khan and ASIs Mattaiah, Ramesh, Yadagiri, and Shekhar Reddy at the Nalgonda District Police Office. On the occasion, he felicitated the retiring officers and extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes.
Speaking at the event, the SP said that the efforts and dedication of officers who have served the Police Department with discipline and commitment over a long period have played a vital role in maintaining peace and law and order in society. He praised the retiring officers for serving the public tirelessly, often staying away from their families and working day and night, and stated that retiring in good health after such dedicated service is a remarkable achievement.
The SP emphasized that policing is not merely a profession but a service carried out with a deep sense of responsibility toward the public. He noted that retirement applies only to official duties and that the bond with the police family continues forever. He assured the retired officers that the District Police Department would always stand by them and support them whenever needed.
He further stated that the dedication and commitment demonstrated by the retiring officers throughout their careers would serve as an inspiration to young police personnel. The SP wished them a happy, healthy, and peaceful retired life with their families.
Later, he honored the retired officers by presenting them with mementos and shawls as a mark of appreciation for their valuable service.

28/05/2026

*Nalgonda Rural Police Station Inspected Suddenly by District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS*
• *Village Police System Should Become More Accessible to the Public – District SP*
District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS, conducted a surprise inspection of the Nalgonda Rural Police Station. During the inspection, he reviewed the law and order situation within the station limits, investigation of pending cases, maintenance of records, and the performance of police personnel.
The SP examined station records, crime properties, seized vehicles, functioning of CCTV cameras, and court-related records, and issued several instructions. He directed the staff to responsibly receive every complaint and ensure prompt legal action so that people receive quick and efficient services.
Speaking on the occasion, the SP stated that the Village Police System in rural areas should be further strengthened to make the police more accessible to the public. He instructed officials to maintain special surveillance on suspicious movements in villages and effectively utilize the village-level information network.
He directed the police to conduct strong day and night patrolling to prevent thefts, burglaries, and other property-related crimes, especially on highways, village outskirts, and isolated areas. He also instructed officers to closely monitor the movements of old offenders and regularly check rowdy-sheeters and suspicious persons.
The SP further advised conducting awareness programs in villages regarding cyber crimes. He appealed to the public to immediately inform Dial-100 or the local police if they notice any suspicious incidents.

28/05/2026

• Greetings to Muslim brothers and sisters on the occasion of Bakrid from the District Police Department – District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS.
• Tight security arrangements have been made across the district to ensure the festival is conducted peacefully.
• Special surveillance has been arranged at Eidgah grounds, mosques, and crowded areas.
• Diversion points and special pickets have been set up to avoid traffic inconvenience.
• People are advised to celebrate the festival peacefully with communal harmony.
• Warning that strict action will be taken against false propaganda and controversial posts on social media.
• Appeal to the public not to believe rumours and to inform Dial 100 in case of emergencies.

26/05/2026

Massive Cordon and Search Operation Conducted in Nalgonda Town to Curb Crime – SP shri Sharath Chandra Pawar IPS.

Under the directions of SP shri Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS the Nalgonda District Police conducted a large-scale early morning Cordon and Search Operation across Nalgonda town. Police teams carried out intensive checks in Satish Nagar and several other sensitive areas to maintain law and order, identify suspects, and prevent illegal activities.
The operation was supervised by Nalgonda DSP shri Shivaram Reddy with participation from 7 Circle Inspectors, 18 Sub-Inspectors, narcotics detection dog squads, and nearly 200 police personnel. Extensive inspections were conducted at colonies, lodges, rented rooms, the railway station, bus stand, and major junctions.
Police searched around 360 houses and identified 46 suspects for verification. Authorities also traced 18 persons from other states, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Haryana. During the operation, 2 rowdy sheeters and 5 trouble mongers were identified and placed under surveillance.
As part of the drive, g***a tests were conducted on six individuals, with two testing positive for consumption. Police also seized 16 illegal gutka bags, 54 improperly documented two-wheelers, 2 auto-rickshaws, 2 modified noisy vehicles, and 4 mobile phones.
Police warned that strict action will be taken against habitual offenders and individuals disturbing public peace. Citizens were urged to immediately report suspicious persons and illegal activities to the police.

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25/05/2026

Police Grievance Day Conducted at District Police Office.

District SP shri Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS personally received and reviewed public grievances during the Police Grievance Day held at the District Police Office in Nalgonda. Around 30 complainants from different parts of the district submitted petitions related to land disputes, family issues, financial frauds, civil and criminal matters.
The SP sir instructed concerned police officials to take immediate action and ensure speedy justice to the victims and emphasized transparent investigations, respectful behavior towards complainants, and quick disposal of pending grievances. The SP sir assured that the district police remain committed to resolving public issues legally and effectively.

22/05/2026

*Inter-District Gang Targeting Elderly in Robberies and Chain Snatching Arrested*
*Two Accused Arrested; Gold Worth ₹22 Lakh, Car and Mobile Phones Seized*
– *Nalgonda District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS*
Nalgonda District CCS Police and Kattangur Police jointly arrested an inter-district criminal gang involved in a series of robberies and chain-snatching incidents targeting elderly people and women along National Highway police station limits. Police seized approximately 75 grams of gold ornaments worth ₹22 lakh, one Hyundai Verna car, and two mobile phones from the accused.
Details of the Accused
1. Pakala Dharma Teja (A-1), S/o Girirao, aged 35 years, occupation: laborer, resident of Chinna Beerelli village, Bonakal Mandal, Khammam district.
2. Shaik Chand Pasha (A-2), S/o Mastan Vali, aged 28 years, occupation: car driver, resident of Ravinutala village, Bonakal Mandal, Khammam district. (Arrested on 16-05-2026 within Kattangur Police Station limits.)
3. Syed Ramzan Vali (A-3), S/o Abdul Rehman, aged 27 years, occupation: chicken shop owner, resident of LB Center, Nandigama Town, NTR district, Andhra Pradesh.
Case Details
1. Cr.No.74/2026 – U/S 304 BNS – Kattangur Police Station
2. Cr.No.86/2026 – U/S 309(6) BNS – Kattangur Police Station
3. Cr.No.87/2026 – U/S 304(2) BNS – Kattangur Police Station
4. Cr.No.119/2026 – U/S 309(6) BNS – Narketpally Police Station
On the night of 10-03-2026 at around 8:30 PM, Ayithagoni Sunil, a resident of Kattangur Mandal, along with his friend, had dinner at a tiffin center on the outskirts of Muthyalammagudem village and was returning on a Bullet motorcycle. Near Kattangur village, they stopped their bike on the roadside. At that time, three miscreants arrived in a car, attacked them, threatened to kill them, and forcibly snatched a two-tola gold chain from Sunil before fleeing the scene.
Based on the victim’s complaint lodged at Kattangur Police Station on 15-05-2026, SI Ravinder registered a case and initiated an investigation. Following the directions of District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar, special teams were formed under the supervision of Nalgonda DSP Shivaram Reddy and the leadership of CCS Inspector Jitender Reddy.
As part of the investigation, during vehicle checking conducted at Nalgonda X Road, Kattangur, on 16-05-2026, accused A-2 Shaik Chand Pasha was apprehended. Police seized the Hyundai Verna car bearing registration number TS08-FX-1231 used in the crime along with two mobile phones and remanded him to judicial custody.
Police launched a manhunt using advanced technical surveillance to trace absconding accused A-1 Pakala Dharma Teja and A-3 Syed Ramzan Vali. Early this morning around 6 AM, while checking vehicles traveling from Vijayawada towards Hyderabad, police noticed two suspects traveling in a lorry attempting to escape after seeing the police. Officers immediately chased and apprehended them.
Modus Operandi (MO) of the Accused
The accused mainly targeted elderly people, women, and passengers walking in areas lacking bus facilities between 5 PM and 9 PM along highways. Investigation revealed that they threatened and assaulted victims before robbing them of gold ornaments.
The accused, reportedly addicted to a lavish lifestyle, have been involved in dacoities, robberies, and chain-snatching incidents over the past five years in Khammam, Kodad, Suryapet, and Choutuppal areas, and are involved in a total of 18 criminal cases.
Speaking on the occasion, District SP Sharath Chandra Pawar advised the public to remain vigilant as criminal movement in villages tends to increase during the summer season. He particularly urged women not to move alone at night wearing expensive gold ornaments and cautioned people against sleeping on rooftops while wearing jewelry. He also emphasized that installation of CCTV cameras in villages would greatly help police in solving such crimes quickly.
The District SP appreciated and announced rewards for the police personnel who successfully cracked the case, including CCS CI Jitender Reddy, CI D. Chandrasekhar Reddy, Shaligouraram In-charge CI Raghava Rao, Kattangur SI M. Ravinder, SI D. Vijay Kumar, CCS Head Constables Vishnuvardhanagiri, Nagarjuna Prasad, Pushpagiri, Waheed Pasha, Constables Sai, Shivaraj, Junaid, Naresh, Nagarani, as well as Kattangur Police Station staff Ram Mohan, Head Constable, and Constable MD Mujib.

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21/05/2026

District SP shri Sharath Chandra Pawar, IPS. conducted a special counselling session for sand transport tractor drivers and vehicle owners at the Miryalaguda Rural Police Station regarding illegal sand transportation.
The SP sir warned that strict legal action would be taken against anyone involved in illegal sand mining and transportation in violation of government rules. And stated that intensified police enforcement has significantly increased government revenue from sand operations in the district. Revenue from sand reached ₹35 crore in 2024, ₹43 crore in 2025, and has already crossed ₹83 crore in 2026 so far.
The SP sir revealed that around 196 illegal sand transportation cases have been registered in Nalgonda district this year. Vehicles involved in illegal transportation are being seized and cases are being booked against offenders. also warned against transporting sand without permits, overloading vehicles, and using fake bills.
Special surveillance is being carried out during night hours to curb illegal sand transport. Drivers were advised to follow traffic rules and avoid drunk driving. The public was urged to inform police about any illegal sand mining or transportation activities.

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