Bathukamma Celebrated by Hyderabad Police Families
The commissioner, along with his family, extended Bathukamma wishes to police personnel and their families. For officers engaged in round‑the‑clock duties, the celebration brought fresh enthusiasm and a sense of togetherness.
Hyderabad: Hyderabad city police officials and their families celebrated Bathukamma with great enthusiasm at the City Armed Reserve (CAR) Headquarters in Petlaburj. Traditional prayers were offered to Goddess Gauramma, while women police officers joined in Bathukamma songs, clapping and Kolatam.
“Bathukamma stands as a symbol of Telangana’s rich cultural heritage and a unique tradition of worshipping nature. Celebrating this festival as one unified family alongside our police personnel — who work tirelessly to maintain law and order—gives me immense joy and satisfaction. I sincerely pray that Nature Mother blesses all our sisters with happiness, good health and prosperous lives,” said V. C. Sajjanar, who participated with his family on Friday night.
The commissioner, along with his family, extended Bathukamma wishes to police personnel and their families. For officers engaged in round‑the‑clock duties, the celebration brought fresh enthusiasm and a sense of togetherness.
Women officers and personnel turned out in large numbers. The celebrations were attended by CAR Headquarters DCP R. Venkateshwarlu, alongside zonal DCPs Kiran Khare, Rakshitha K. Murthy, Shilpavalli, Lavanya Naik and Venkata Lakshmi, as well as other officers and staff with their families, a press release issued by the city police commissioner on Saturday stated.
