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IPS Officers Hits Back at TDP allegations
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Dec 2019 10:20 AM GMT
The serious allegations made by the TDP leaders against the Andhra police that they are following the instructions of the ruling YSRCP party and filing false cases on their party leaders and workers. The IPS officers have hit back at those allegations.
In their statement, the Andhra Pradesh IPS Officer's Association has squashed all those false allegations.
"Of late, it has become a practice for certain political parties to level unsubstantiated allegations attributing motives to the police personnel, right from the rank of the constable to the DGP (head of the police force).
The trend is more pronounced in the aftermath of the recent visit of the Leader of the Opposition to the Amaravati capital region where it was specifically alleged that certain protests and overt acts were carried out with the active support of the police.
The Andhra Pradesh IPS Association places on record its anguish and strongly condemns such statements which demoralise the police force and undermine the selfless service, hard work and sacrifices of the entire force that works ceaselessly day and night to ensure public safety, peace and tranquillity.
The Andhra Pradesh IPS Association appeals to all political parties to exercise restraint in their public utterances which needlessly dent the police image and adversely impact the discharge of its duties and responsibilities," read the statement.
Interestingly, just hours before the release of the statement the TDP leaders have lodged a complaint with Governor Bishwabhushan Harichandan accusing the police of failing to protect the rights of the opposition leader.
In their statement, the Andhra Pradesh IPS Officer's Association has squashed all those false allegations.
"Of late, it has become a practice for certain political parties to level unsubstantiated allegations attributing motives to the police personnel, right from the rank of the constable to the DGP (head of the police force).
The trend is more pronounced in the aftermath of the recent visit of the Leader of the Opposition to the Amaravati capital region where it was specifically alleged that certain protests and overt acts were carried out with the active support of the police.
The Andhra Pradesh IPS Association places on record its anguish and strongly condemns such statements which demoralise the police force and undermine the selfless service, hard work and sacrifices of the entire force that works ceaselessly day and night to ensure public safety, peace and tranquillity.
The Andhra Pradesh IPS Association appeals to all political parties to exercise restraint in their public utterances which needlessly dent the police image and adversely impact the discharge of its duties and responsibilities," read the statement.
Interestingly, just hours before the release of the statement the TDP leaders have lodged a complaint with Governor Bishwabhushan Harichandan accusing the police of failing to protect the rights of the opposition leader.
