Hyderabad, November 11, 2026: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy attended the valedictory ceremony for 112 Probationary Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) from the 2025 batch, following their completion of a 96-week training programme in Hyderabad.
Held at the MCR HRD Institute of Telangana (MCR HRDIT), the ceremony marked the officers’ transition towards responsibilities in law enforcement, public safety and administration across the state.
Training covered investigation and fieldwork
The programme combined academic instruction with practical field deployments. Its subjects included newly introduced criminal laws, advanced forensic techniques and cybercrime investigation, alongside preparation in the professional and leadership skills needed for contemporary policing.
Citizen-centric policing was a key theme at the ceremony. Officers were urged to treat victims with dignity, respond sensitively to public grievances and place service to citizens at the centre of their work.
They were also encouraged to prepare for security concerns such as cybercrime, financial fraud, organised criminal activities and drug trafficking. The EAGLE Force was highlighted as a specialised initiative in Telangana’s efforts to strengthen enforcement against narcotics-related offences.
Achievements and responsibilities ahead
Some probationers also achieved success beyond their police training, including in Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations and national-level sporting championships. These accomplishments were noted as examples of the officers’ dedication, discipline and versatility during their nearly two-year course.
The ceremony also drew attention to the increasing importance of technological competence, forensic expertise and digital investigation in policing. The newly trained DSPs are expected to contribute to the Telangana Police’s operational effectiveness as they take up active service.
The 112 officers will carry responsibilities that include upholding the rule of law, protecting citizens and maintaining public confidence in the police force.
The Telangana Police Academy congratulated the officers on completing their training and wished them well in their careers, encouraging them to serve the people of Telangana with integrity, professionalism and commitment.
