Suryaa Now Telangana Desk: CI Venkateshwarlu Amanagallu Rangareddy: An open house program for the students of Aurobindo High School in the town on Tuesday in honor of Police Martyrs' Day... An open house program was organized for the students of Aurobindo High School in the town on Tuesday to commemorate Police Martyrs Day. Awareness was created at the local police station about police, duties, responsibilities, services provided to the public and laws. As part of the Police Flag Day Week 2026, an awareness program was undertaken in Amanagallu under the direction of CI Venkateshwarlu. As part of Police Martyrs Remembrance Day celebrations from October 21 to 31, as part of Police Flag Day Week 2026, students of Aurobindo High School were made aware of the duties, responsibilities, services and laws of the police at the police station as part of an open house program organized for the students.
CI stated that it is the main purpose. He said that the competitions will help to raise awareness among the staff about the role of the people in the police system, the expectations of the people from the police and the proper use of social media. He told the students that the aim of the police is to create awareness among the students about the role of the police in preventing cyber crimes, respect for the law, social responsibility and police in the society. The role of the police in preventing the misuse of social media, responsible use of social media and the role of the youth in making Telangana a drug-free state has been created. Later, he said that through the programs organized on the occasion of Martyrs' Day, the aim is to increase social responsibility among students, youth and police personnel, to create awareness about cyber crimes and drugs, to promote the use of social media, to strengthen mutual trust between the police and the public.
CI Venkateswarlu asked the youths to voluntarily participate in the blood donation camp organized in the town today to celebrate the Police Martyrs Memorial Day and donate their blood to make the camp a success. SSI Santhosh Reddy, ASI Ram Reddy, students, police personnel and others were present in the program. A. Chandrasekhar, Major News.