25 Hyderabad Police Officers Honoured at Retirement Ceremony

Hyderabad: A retirement ceremony organised by the Hyderabad City Police Co-operative Credit Society celebrated the service of 25 police officers who concluded their careers with the Hyderabad Police Commissionerate on Thursday.

Tafseer Iqbal, Additional Commissioner of Police for the South Zone's Law and Order division, served as the chief guest at the event, representing Police Commissioner C.V. Anand. During the gathering, the retiring officers received shawls and mementos acknowledging their years of service to the department.

In his remarks, Iqbal commended the officers for their steadfast commitment and contributions throughout their professional tenures. He extended his wishes for their health, well-being, and contentment in their retirement years. The society also distributed retirement benefits to each of the retiring personnel.

The officers retiring included two sub-inspectors, 17 assistant sub-inspectors and reserve sub-inspectors, two head constables, and four language assistants.

According to Nalla Shankar Reddy, the society's secretary, the department arranged government vehicles to transport the retiring officers to their homes as a token of respect for their service.

The event was attended by Mohammad Ismail (JAO Administration), Treasurer G.M.S. Victor, and society directors Ratnakumari, A.S.D. Shanti, M. Keshav, D. Lakshman Kumar, P. Vineeth, and B. Appala Suri, along with other cooperative society members.