Special Worship Conducted for Police Weapons and Vehicles on Vijayadashami; Commissioner Extends Festive Greetings to the Public and Police Personnel
Warangal: On the occasion of Vijayadashami, Warangal Police Commissioner N. Sweta, IPS, performed traditional Ayudha Pooja at the Warangal Police Headquarters on Tuesday. She extended her heartfelt Vijayadashami greetings to the public, police officers, personnel, and their family members.
On Tuesday morning, special prayers were conducted at the temple in the armory at the Police Headquarters in the presence of Goddess Durga, under the guidance of Vedic scholars. The Police Commissioner, along with senior police officers, participated in the traditional rituals marking Vijayadashami, which symbolizes the victory of good over evil.
Subsequently, special worship was performed for police vehicles in coordination with personnel from the Armed Reserve Police Wing and the Motor Transport Department. Special prayers were also offered to the Jammi tree as part of the Vijayadashami celebrations.
Speaking on the occasion, Commissioner N. Sweta wished that people across the Warangal Police Commissionerate limits would celebrate the festival with devotion, joy, and enthusiasm in a peaceful atmosphere.
She stated that the police department works tirelessly, day and night, to maintain law and order and ensure a peaceful environment for the public. Emphasizing the importance of weapons in police operations, she noted that performing special worship for weapons on Vijayadashami is a longstanding tradition.
The Commissioner expressed hope that the auspicious festival would bring happiness, success, and prosperity into everyone’s lives.
Police Officials Who Participated
The programme was attended by East Zone DCP Ankit Kumar, Central Zone DCP Dhara Kavitha, Additional DCP (Administration) Royal Prabhakar Rao, Additional DCP (Crimes) Balaswami, Armed Reserve Additional DCPs Suresh and Srinivas, Armed Reserve ACPs Anthayya and Surendra, Reserve Sub-Inspectors Sparjan Raj, Satish, and Sridhar, along with Motor Transport Department personnel and other police officials.
