DGP inaugurates library for Adivasi youth in Adilabad district

Addressing the gathering, the DGP said the library houses a comprehensive collection of books covering competitive examinations conducted by both the state and Central governments.
Director General of Police (DGP) B Shivadhar Reddy
DGP B Shivadhar Reddy shares a meal with members of the Adivasi community at Chinchughat in Adilabad Rural mandal on Monday. Adilabad SP Akhil Mahajan is also seen.Photo | Express
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ADILABAD: Director General of Police (DGP) B Shivadhar Reddy on Monday inaugurated a library equipped with 350 books to help Adivasi youth prepare for various competitive examinations at Chinchughat in Adilabad Rural mandal.

Members of the Adivasi community extended a grand traditional welcome to the DGP and police officials with Ghussadi dance.

Addressing the gathering, the DGP said the library houses a comprehensive collection of books covering competitive examinations conducted by both the state and Central governments. He expressed hope that the youth would utilise this opportunity to achieve their goals and reach greater heights.

He further assured that, under the “Police for You” initiative, the department would continue to extend all forms of assistance and support to the Adivasi community. He also participated in a community lunch programme.

On behalf of the state government, house sites were distributed to former CPI (Maoist) members who had surrendered and rejoined the mainstream. Komaram Susheela alias Rupakka, a member of the Boath dalam, surrendered on January 29, 1992, while Komaram Sakkubai alias Vasanthakka, associated with the Kuntala/Boath dalams, surrendered on April 24, 2001.

Later, a meeting was organised at a private function hall in Gudihathnur mandal headquarters, attended by sarpanches from across the district and around 500 members of Road Safety Clubs. The DGP urged the public to strictly adhere to road safety regulations and reach their destinations safely, highlighting the “Arrive Alive” initiative, a programme conceptualised by him.

He said 36 gram panchayats had voluntarily passed resolutions pledging to work towards preventing road accidents and to stay away from narcotics. First aid kits were distributed to Road Safety Club members, and training was provided on administering first aid to minimise loss of life during accidents. CPR training was also conducted by medical experts.

Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan, District Collector Rajarshi Shah, and other officials were present.

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