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//COPY// GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA POLICE DEPARTMENT From To Addl. Director General of Police, The Director General, Operations (OCTOPUS & Greyhounds), Central Reserve Police Force, Telangana, Hyderabad. Block No.-1, C.G.O. Complex Lodhi Road New Delhi-110003 Rc.No.A3/108/TS/OCTO/2015, dated 07-10-2015 Sir, Sub: Police-OCTOPUS-Proposal for experts in specialized skills on contract basis from ex-CRPF, para Commandos and Special Forces to work in OCTOPUS-Willingness-called for-Reg. Ref:G.O.Ms.No.191 Home(PS &CA) Detdt: 21.07.2010 ***** Vide reference cited, the Government has reorganized Organization for Counter Terrorist Operations (OCTOPUS) as full-fledged Commando Unit. The head of OCTOPUS is also permitted to engage experts in specialized skills on contract basis from among the former personnel of CRPF, Para Commandos and specialized forces. Hence, based on the necessity, it is proposed to engage and expert from among the former CRPF, Para commandos and specialized forces in the rank of DIG/SP on contract basis. The person should be- Experienced in Counter Terrorism operations, particularly urban operation. Qualified in formulating strategies and tactics to tackle unforeseen situations effectively. Able to design and develop training programmes for officers/ commandos. An effective and experiential Trainer, capable to provide training in Counter Terrorism operations, particularly urban operations. Able to shape the Organization through leadership, creativity, effective motivation and development of staff to maximum potential. In view of the above, it is requested to suggest the names of some ex- servicemen who have specialization in the above mentioned fields and will to work in OCTOPUS at Hyderabad on contract basis. They may also be suggested to contact the undersigned, if willing. Yours faithfully, Sd/-7-10- 15 Addl. Director General of Police, Operations (OCTOPUS & GHs) Telangana, Hyderabad Address for Correspondence Office of the ADGP Ooperations (OCTOPUS & Greyhounds), Shantinilayam, Greenlands, Gegumpet, Telangana, Hyderabad-500016 Contact No.040-23411797, 040-23418900.

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