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55 Cyberabad Police Inspectors shifted in administrative reshuffle

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55 Cyberabad Police Inspectors shifted in administrative reshuffle
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The Cyberabad Commissionerate has executed an administrative reshuffle involving 55 police inspectors across various stations and specialized wings. The transfers, effective immediately, include reassignments to traffic, cyber crime, and economic offense units.

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Administrative reshuffles in law enforcement are critical for maintaining operational efficiency and addressing specific crime trends within a metropolitan jurisdiction.

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Fifty-five Inspectors of Police (Civil) across police stations, specialised wings and traffic units were transferred across the Cyberabad Commissionerate as part of an administrative reshuffle. The transfers, which take immediate effect, were made on administrative grounds, according to an order issued by the Commissioner of Police M. Ramesh on Friday (July 17, 2026).

Among the key changes, K.V. Subba Rao, who was serving as Station House Officer (SHO) of Kukatpally, has been posted as SHO of Madhapur, while T. Bhoopathi, Deputy Inspector (DI) of Raidurgam, has been appointed as SHO of Raidurgam. G. Prashanth, who headed the Miyapur Traffic Police Station, has been transferred as SHO of Balanagar, and G. Vijay Kumar from the Cyber Crimes wing has been posted as SHO of KPHB.

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