Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], August 25 (ANI): Telangana Director General of Police (DGP) C V Anand on Tuesday denied allegations by BJP MP Dharmapuri Arvind that a police officer was monitoring his movements on the instructions of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's brother.
In a reply to Arvind's post on X, Anand said, "After your post on X, I have taken time and all pains to verify from all concerned what you have alleged, and let me clarify, MP @Arvindharmapuri, that no officer (s) has been put on duty to tail you and watch you. We don't believe in such things and do not adopt such methods. But if you have any more details, please feel free to give them to me personally, and I'll get it verified fully, I assure you"
DGP Shri @CVAnandIPS Garu,
I have known you for decades and have always regarded you as a competent officer.
Recently, I have been informed that an ACP-rank officer of the Telangana Police has been tasked with monitoring me and my movements at the behest of Chief Minister… pic.twitter.com/2mPZBxsXY4
Earlier, Arvind had claimed that an ACP-rank Telangana Police officer had been tasked with monitoring his movements at the behest of the Chief Minister's brother.
Addressing the DGP, Arvind said, DGP Shri @CVAnandIPS, I have known you for decades and have always regarded you as a competent officer. Recently, I have been informed that an ACP-rank officer of the Telangana Police has been tasked with monitoring me and my movements at the behest of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's brother. This raises a serious and fundamental question, does the Telangana Police function under the Constitution and the lawful chain of command, or on instructions from members of the Chief Minister's family?"
DGP Shri @CVAnandIPS Garu,
I have known you for decades and have always regarded you as a competent officer.
Recently, I have been informed that an ACP-rank officer of the Telangana Police has been tasked with monitoring me and my movements at the behest of Chief Minister… pic.twitter.com/2mPZBxsXY4
He added, "As far as I am aware, Telangana Police is accountable to the law and not to any political family."
Earlier on Friday, in a separate incident, Telangana Police have served a notice under Section 35(3) BNSS notice to Lingamaneni Sanjush, son of Janasena Party MP Lingamaneni Ramesh after his Aston Martin was allegedly involved in an accident that killed a 26-year-old woman.
According to a police official with the Madhapur police station, "We have served a 35(3) BNSS, notice and given station bail to Lingamaneni Sanjush in connection with the accident as part of the investigation."
According to the Police official," On 16.08.2026 at about 15:00 hours, a fatal road accident occurred in front of Inorbit Mall, Madhapur, Hyderabad. The deceased, Bharati Mukhi, aged 26 years, was working as a Sales Girl at Lifestyle Store, Inorbit Mall. She, along with her colleague Pooja Ashok, had gone near ITC Kohenur to bring meals. While they were returning towards the Mall and crossing the road a car allegedly came at high speed and in a rash and negligent manner and hit Bharati Mukhi. Mukhi sustained a severe bleeding injury to her head and was immediately shifted to Apollo Hospital, Jubilee Hills. However, the duty doctor examined her and declared her dead. Based on the complaint, Crime No. 1238/2026 was registered at Madhapur Police Station under Section 106(1) BNS, and investigation was taken up."
"During the course of investigation, the identity of the person who was allegedly driving the vehicle at the time of the accident was ascertained as Lingameneni Sanjush, s/o. Lingamaenei Ramesh, aged 21 years, On the same day he was apprehended and a Drunk and Drive test and drug test was conducted on the alleged accused. Blood samples were also collected and sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for examination. Crime vehicle was also seized. The investigation is presently in progress for collection of PME report," the Police further said. (ANI)
