B.Janardhana Rao DSP. Tenali | Crime Diaries With Muralidhar

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B. Janardhana Rao is a prominent police officer in Andhra Pradesh, currently serving as the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) for the Tenali Sub-division in Guntur district.


Career Highlights & Key Assignments:

Janardhana Rao took charge as the Tenali DSP on August 2, 2024. Since then, he has been at the forefront of several significant law enforcement operations:Serial Killer Investigation (2024): He supervised the special teams that successfully apprehended a gang of three women serial killers in Tenali. The group was responsible for poisoning victims with cyanide-laced drinks to steal gold and cash.Double Murder Resolution (June 2025): Under his supervision, the Tenali police solved a brutal double murder of two elderly women on Parimi Road. The case was solved using technical surveillance and CCTV footage.Anti-Drug Initiatives: He has been vocal in the crackdown on "smoking papers" and paraphernalia related to ganja (cannabis) use, warning local merchants against selling items that facilitate drug consumption.Public Safety & Traffic: He is frequently involved in regional safety drives, including monitoring heavy vehicle movement and ensuring law and order during sensitive political periods.


Professional Reputation
Janardhana Rao is known in the region for a proactive, "hands-on" approach to policing. He often engages with the community beyond crime fighting, such as:

Sports & Youth: He has been seen encouraging local athletes, recently congratulating players from the Mighty Sports Academy in Tenali for their achievements.

Media Presence: He is a frequent face in local news (RTV, TV9 Telugu, S News Tenali), where he provides "sensational facts" and updates on ongoing investigations to maintain transparency with the public.


Current Status
As of March 2026, he remains the active DSP of Tenali. His work continues to focus on modernizing the local police force's response times and utilizing technical data (like remote CCTV monitoring) to solve urban crimes.