Overview
- DGP C. V. Anand launched TG‑VEER and issued QR‑code family cards so families of police martyrs can register and track grievances about pensions, ex‑gratia, plots and compassionate appointments through a single, monitored portal.
- Anand met relatives of 28 martyrs in Warangal and directed the State Intelligence Bureau to collect outstanding cases and report progress to unit and state‑level officers for faster redress.
- On Monday, the DGP visited Karreguttalu, unfurled the national flag, inspected newly laid roads and announced plans to provide electricity, mobile connectivity and eco‑tourism infrastructure to help reintegrate surrendered cadres and create local jobs.
- He ordered organisational reforms that reprioritise police work to tackle rising cybercrime and narcotics while strengthening the SDRF’s rescue equipment and training, and warned of departmental action for officers who fail to improve responsiveness.
- Officials say large numbers of Maoists surrendered under Operation Kagar and only a small residual cadre remains, and the government plans rehabilitation measures such as financial aid, land allotment and monitored livelihood support as administration returns to formerly inaccessible areas.