Solapur, Maharashtra – IPS officer Anjana Krishna V.S. has become a focal point of national attention following a recent anti-mining operation in Maharashtra that ‍led‍ to a public dispute with‌ Deputy Chief⁣ Minister Ajit Pawar. The 2022-batch officer,‌ currently serving ⁢as Sub-Division Police‌ Officer in Karmala,​ Solapur district, ‌demonstrated unwavering resolve in enforcing regulations, sparking both praise and controversy.

Born​ on april 17, 1990, in Malayinkeezhu, thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Ms. Krishna’s journey to the Indian Police ⁣Service is a testament to dedication and perseverance. She grew up in a modest⁣ household supported by ⁣her father,V.S. Viju, who owns a cloth business, and her mother, L. Seena, ⁢an Upper Division typist⁢ at ⁢the Vanchiyoor District Court in Thiruvananthapuram.

Ms. Krishna’s academic foundation was laid at St mary’s central⁤ School in poojappura, followed by a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics‌ from NSS College for Women‍ in Neeramankara. Driven⁤ by a clear ambition to⁤ serve in law enforcement, she ⁤meticulously prepared for the highly competitive Union Public service Commission (UPSC) Civil services Examination.

In the 2022-23 UPSC examination, ⁢Ms. Krishna achieved a remarkable rank of 355,securing her place in‌ the indian Police Service. notably, she chose to write the exam ⁤in English, selecting Malayalam Literature as her optional subject – a strategic decision that likely contributed to her success.

The recent mining operation, ⁤and the subsequent confrontation with a prominent political figure, underscores Ms. Krishna’s commitment to ​upholding the law, even in the face of potential political pressure. Her actions have ignited ⁣a national conversation about integrity and accountability within the Indian administrative system.