Hyderabad: Quality Education for Cops’ Children Key to Staff Welfare, Says DGP

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DGs Mahesh Bhagwat and Anil Kumar, Cyberabad CP Ramesh, senior police officials, YIPS principal Dr Anita Reddy, staff, students and parents attended the programme.

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