Scrap Trader Abducted and Killed in Nellore
Tirupati: A scrap metal trader was abducted and murdered by a group of unidentified men near Mikkilimpeta village in Kodavalur mandal, Nellore district, on Wednesday. According to reports, the victim, Devarla Ramesh (50) from Chellayapalem, Buchireddypalem mandal, was transporting iron materials in his auto-rickshaw as part of his regular work. Around ten men arrived in a car, intercepted his auto, and forcibly took him away. Ramesh's companion was left behind unharmed. Police suspect the act was premeditated and have registered a case. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities examining leads to identify the assailants and uncover the motive behind the attack. Guntur district police suspend three policemen over breach of service rules Vijayawada: The Guntur district superintendent of police, S. Satish Kumar, has suspended three police personnel for breaching police service regulations by taking loans. This action was initiated following an internal inquiry into their conduct. The suspended personnel include one AR head constable, one AR constable, and one home guard. According to a statement by the SP, the officers were found to have violated Rule 3 of the Andhra Pradesh Cooperative Societies (Conduct) Rules, 1964. As a result, they were suspended under Rule 8(1) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Classification, Control, and Appeal) Rules, 1991. The SP revealed that the individuals had engaged in financial dealings with chit fund companies, private financial institutions, and acquaintances, securing loans via promissory notes and bank cheques. Their failure to repay these loans led to departmental disciplinary action. Issuing a stern warning, SP Satish Kumar stressed that any police officers or staff found engaging in unauthorised financial transactions or acting as intermediaries in such dealings would also face strict disciplinary measures. Ganta conducts surprise inspection of Anna Canteen Visakhapatnam: Bheemili MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao conducted a surprise inspection of the Anna Canteen in Ward 5 of the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) on Wednesday. He reviewed attendance records, which revealed an average of 350 patrons for lunch and 200 for dinner daily. Ganta questioned the management of surplus food when demand was low. The canteen staff explained that leftover food is redistributed to other areas based on need. The MLA joined the lunch service to assess the food quality, warning the supervisor about undercooked rice and providing specific instructions to improve preparation standards. He also interacted with beneficiaries to gather feedback on their dining experience, with some expressing dissatisfaction over the rice quality. Additionally, canteen employees shared their operational challenges with the MLA. Local TD leaders, including Molli Lakshmana Rao, Boi Venkata Ramana, and Nammi Ravi, accompanied Ganta during the inspection.
Tirupati: A scrap metal trader was abducted and murdered by a group of unidentified men near Mikkilimpeta village in Kodavalur mandal, Nellore district, on Wednesday.
According to reports, the victim, Devarla Ramesh (50) from Chellayapalem, Buchireddypalem mandal, was transporting iron materials in his auto-rickshaw as part of his regular work. Around ten men arrived in a car, intercepted his auto, and forcibly took him away. Ramesh's companion was left behind unharmed.
Police suspect the act was premeditated and have registered a case. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities examining leads to identify the assailants and uncover the motive behind the attack.
Guntur district police suspend three policemen over breach of service rules
Vijayawada: The Guntur district superintendent of police, S. Satish Kumar, has suspended three police personnel for breaching police service regulations by taking loans. This action was initiated following an internal inquiry into their conduct.
The suspended personnel include one AR head constable, one AR constable, and one home guard. According to a statement by the SP, the officers were found to have violated Rule 3 of the Andhra Pradesh Cooperative Societies (Conduct) Rules, 1964. As a result, they were suspended under Rule 8(1) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Classification, Control, and Appeal) Rules, 1991.
The SP revealed that the individuals had engaged in financial dealings with chit fund companies, private financial institutions, and acquaintances, securing loans via promissory notes and bank cheques. Their failure to repay these loans led to departmental disciplinary action.
Issuing a stern warning, SP Satish Kumar stressed that any police officers or staff found engaging in unauthorised financial transactions or acting as intermediaries in such dealings would also face strict disciplinary measures.
Ganta conducts surprise inspection of Anna Canteen
Visakhapatnam: Bheemili MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao conducted a surprise inspection of the Anna Canteen in Ward 5 of the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) on Wednesday. He reviewed attendance records, which revealed an average of 350 patrons for lunch and 200 for dinner daily.
Ganta questioned the management of surplus food when demand was low. The canteen staff explained that leftover food is redistributed to other areas based on need. The MLA joined the lunch service to assess the food quality, warning the supervisor about undercooked rice and providing specific instructions to improve preparation standards.
He also interacted with beneficiaries to gather feedback on their dining experience, with some expressing dissatisfaction over the rice quality. Additionally, canteen employees shared their operational challenges with the MLA.
Local TD leaders, including Molli Lakshmana Rao, Boi Venkata Ramana, and Nammi Ravi, accompanied Ganta during the inspection.
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