Hyderabad, July 16 (Maxim News) : The Telangana government has reorganised the Prohibition and Excise Department to improve administrative efficiency and strengthen enforcement across the Hyderabad metropolitan region. As part of the restructuring, the government has created the Cyberabad Excise Division and Malkajgiri Excise Division in line with the expanding limits of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).
The government also notified the jurisdiction of the newly created excise divisions, districts, stations, and municipal wards. In addition, it renamed the existing Medchal Excise District as the Quthbullapur Excise District and established three new excise stations at Nizampet, Madhapur, and Aliyabad.
Telangana Excise Department Reorganisation Expands Enforcement Network
Under the newly formed Cyberabad Excise Division, the government has created two excise districts: Serilingampally Excise District and Quthbullapur Excise District. The former Medchal Excise District has now been renamed as Quthbullapur Excise District, with its jurisdiction revised under the new administrative structure.
The Quthbullapur Excise District will now function through eight excise stations. These include Medchal, Quthbullapur, Kompally, Kukatpally, Balanagar, and the three newly established stations at Nizampet, Madhapur, and Aliyabad.
The Nizampet Excise Station will cover Nizampet, Bachupally, Bhandari Layout, and Pragathi Nagar. Meanwhile, the Madhapur Excise Station will oversee Bahadurpally, Dundigal, Hi Tech City, Madhapur, Izzatnagar, Matrushree Nagar, and surrounding areas. The newly created Aliyabad Excise Station will cover Aliyabad, Ellampet, and the Medchal Malkajgiri municipal areas of Mooduchinthalapally.
Officials said the reorganisation will improve field level administration and strengthen monitoring across the rapidly expanding urban region. Moreover, clearly defined municipal ward jurisdictions will help the department curb the illegal transportation and sale of liquor more effectively.
The Excise Department also clarified that it will initially operate the newly created stations with the existing workforce. However, the restructuring is expected to improve coordination, enforcement, and public service delivery across the Greater Hyderabad region. (Maxim News)
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