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Khammam and Kothagudem police have deployed over 3,700 personnel for the first phase of gram panchayat elections. Critical, problematic and Maoist-affected polling stations are under tight surveillance, with flying squads, check-posts and special teams ensuring smooth and peaceful polling

They surrendered before Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju, CRPF 81 battalion and 141 battalion officials at Bhadrachalam

Of the 14 medals, five were gold medals, one silver and eight bronze medals

The meeting was organised with the intention of making tight security arrangements at the banks in view of the recent bank robberies in Warangal and Bidar areas

The team would be available to the people of the district in the case of floods in rivers and streams during monsoon.

The SP along with district Collector Jithesh V Patil participated in an awareness rally here on Wednesday marking Anti-Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Day. He administered a pledge for the participants to work for a drug-free society on the occasion.

Two adivasi women were severely injured in both legs due to traps set by Maoist militia.

The SP said that tight security arrangements have been made in all the polling stations across the district so that all the people could cast their vote on May 13 without fear.