Hyderabad: A Deputy Superintendent of Police, who is currently on probation in the Medak police sub-division of Andhra Pradesh, resigned from the service on Wednesday in the midst of an ongoing campaign for a separate Telangana state.
While police sources said DSP D Nalini quit owing to health problems, the officer reportedly said in her resignation letter to the Director General of Police that she was quitting as she could not work under officers hailing from Andhra region.
"Nalini, who passed out of the Andhra Pradesh Police Academy as a direct recruit as DSP, joined her first posting in Medak only four months ago.
She, however, has been on medical leave for over a month now after undergoing hysterectomy operation.
"She has submitted a letter to me but we are yet to examine the contents. Being a government servant, there is a procedure for resignation.
While police sources said DSP D Nalini quit owing to health problems, the officer reportedly said in her resignation letter to the Director General of Police that she was quitting as she could not work under officers hailing from Andhra region.
"Nalini, who passed out of the Andhra Pradesh Police Academy as a direct recruit as DSP, joined her first posting in Medak only four months ago.
"She has submitted a letter to me but we are yet to examine the contents. Being a government servant, there is a procedure for resignation.
Advertisement
COMMENTS
Advertisement
Another KCR Party MLA Joins Congress, 7th Lawmaker To Switch Since Dec 2023 "Is This How...?": KTR's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi After Party Leaders Defect KCR's Power Deals Caused Rs 6,000-Crore Loss To Telangana: Sources 'Entire NEET Paper Solved In 45 Minutes Before Exam?': Top Court To Centre "Had God On My Side": Donald Trump Recounts Being Shot At During Rally 32 Dead In Bangladesh Unrest, Protesters Set Fire To State TV Headquarters "Every Time I Try To Eat Healthy" - Video Creator's Editing Skills Amaze Internet Watch: Comedian's Wholesome Interaction With Indian-Origin Woman Is Viral Donald Trump Accepts Republican Nomination Amid Chants Of USA From Crowd Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.