Hyderabad, November 11, 2026: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy attended the valedictory ceremony of 112 Probationary Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) of the 2025 batch at the MCR HRD Institute of Telangana (MCR HRDIT) in Hyderabad, marking the successful completion of their intensive 96-week training programme.
The ceremony marked an important milestone for the Telangana Police as 112 newly trained officers prepared to assume their responsibilities in law enforcement, public safety and administration across the state.
The probationary officers underwent a comprehensive training programme covering academic instruction, newly introduced criminal laws, advanced forensic techniques, cybercrime investigation and practical field deployments. The training was designed to equip the officers with the professional knowledge, operational skills and leadership qualities required to address contemporary policing challenges.
During the ceremony, the importance of citizen-centric policing was emphasised, with particular attention to treating victims with dignity, responding sensitively to public grievances and ensuring that service to citizens remains the foremost responsibility of police personnel.
The officers were also encouraged to adapt to emerging security challenges, including cybercrime, financial fraud, organised criminal activities and drug trafficking. Specialised initiatives such as the EAGLE Force were highlighted as part of Telangana’s efforts to strengthen enforcement capabilities against narcotics-related offences.
The training programme also witnessed notable individual achievements among the probationers. Several officers demonstrated excellence beyond their professional training, including success in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations and recognition at national-level sporting championships.
These accomplishments reflected the dedication, discipline and versatility of the young officers during their nearly two-year training period.
The ceremony highlighted the growing importance of technological competence, forensic expertise and digital investigation capabilities in modern policing. With criminal activities increasingly involving sophisticated technologies, the newly trained DSPs are expected to play an important role in strengthening Telangana Police’s operational effectiveness.
As the 112 probationary DSPs prepare to enter active service, they carry the responsibility of 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 extended its best wishes for their careers, encouraging them to serve the people of Telangana with integrity, professionalism and commitment.
