CM Revanth Reddy Inaugurates New Police Station in Vikarabad's Dudyal
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A new police station building rose in Dudyal mandal headquarters, Vikarabad district on Sunday, 8 November 2026 — and Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy was there to open it himself, in a constituency he knows well: Kodangal, the seat he represents in the Telangana Legislative Assembly.
Who Was on the Dais at Dudyal
The inauguration drew a notable gathering for a mandal-level event. Legislative Assembly Speaker Prasad Kumar stood alongside the Chief Minister, flanked by several ministers, elected representatives, the Vikarabad District Collector, and the Superintendent of Police. The presence of both the Speaker and the CM underscored the political weight the state government attached to what might otherwise be a routine ribbon-cutting.
Kodangal's Own CM Delivers on Home Turf
The Kodangal connection matters. Revanth Reddy has represented the constituency since December 2023, when the Indian National Congress swept to power in Telangana ending a decade of BRS rule. Inaugurating a police station in his own backyard is part of a visible effort to stamp tangible development across the district. Vikarabad, one of Telangana's 33 districts, sits in the state's western belt — predominantly rural, where strengthening police infrastructure has practical consequences for law-and-order response times and citizen access to formal policing.
New station buildings in rural mandals typically consolidate previously scattered police functions, provide officers with proper residential quarters, and signal to residents that the state's administrative reach extends meaningfully to their doorstep. For Dudyal, the new building replaces or upgrades whatever facility existed before — a tangible change for the community and the police personnel posted there.