Intelligence wings alerts Telangana govt of potential disruptions to police jobs recruitment process; CM orders foolproof security
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, who is also Home Minister, wants heightened security for question papers and directs Cyber Crime wing to closely monitor online activity
On August 4, 2026, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy convened an emergency meeting after receiving intelligence warnings that political parties and vested interests might disrupt the police recruitment exam for 7,437 vacancies. The CM ordered senior officials to ensure top-notch security measures and full transparency in the examination process.
He also tasked the Cyber Crime wing to keep a close eye on online activity and take action against touts, fake websites, and social media accounts that promise fraudulent job opportunities. The Chief Minister directed officials to strictly follow rules and maintain vigilance during question paper preparation, printing, transportation, and examination centre security.
He emphasized strengthening security at exam centers and monitoring coaching centers to stop any attempts to influence or mislead candidates. Reddy expressed concern over misinformation spreading on social media and directed officials to curb false information related to the recruitment exams. The meeting included the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, Home Department Principal Secretary, Police Recruitment Board Chairman, Hyderabad Police Commissioner, and senior police officials.
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