In a significant reshuffle of Andhra Pradesh Police, V. Ratna, the Commandant of the APSP (Andhra Pradesh Special Police) Sixth Battalion, has been transferred and appointed as the new Superintendent of Police (SP) of Sri Satya Sai district. He replaces S.V. Madhava Reddy, who has been transferred to another position. This transfer is part of the ongoing efforts by the Andhra Pradesh government to optimize police leadership and enhance the law and order situation across districts.
V. Ratna, who previously served as Commandant of APSP Sixth Battalion, is known for his leadership skills and effective policing. His new assignment in Sri Satya Sai district, a region with both urban and rural challenges, is expected to bring fresh perspectives to the law enforcement approach, improving both security and public trust in the region. The transfer of S.V. Madhava Reddy, who had been heading the district for some time, is a regular part of the state’s dynamic approach to maintaining efficient policing and leadership.
The appointment of V. Ratna to Sri Satya Sai district is seen as a strategic decision to strengthen the district’s security infrastructure, particularly with increasing urbanization and security concerns. With the transfer of S.V. Madhava Reddy, the Andhra Pradesh Police aims to maintain its commitment to ensuring safety, combating crime, and enhancing public relations within each district.
