Madhukar Shetty was an IPS officer of 1999 Batch (Karnataka Cadre). He was the greatest & most respected IPS officers of this generation. He was known for his merciless action against corrupt politicians, senior government employees. Madhukar Shetty died on 29th December due to Swine Flu at the Continental Hospital. Check out Madhukar Shetty Wiki, Age, Height, Education, Career, Family, Biography & More.
Madhukar Shetty Wiki/Bio:
Real Name: Madhukar Shetty
Nick Name: Andu
Age (As of 2018): 47 Years
Birth Place: Udupi, Karnataka
Profession: IPS Officer
School: Not Known
College: Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Madhukar Shetty Age, Height, Weight:
Madhukar Shetty was 47 years Old. He was 6 Feet Tall while his weight was on around 76 Kg’s (167.551 Pounds).
Madhukar Shetty Education & Career:
Madhukar Shetty was born and Brought up in Udupi, Karnataka. He completed his schooling from Udupi & M.A in Sociology from JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University), New Delhi. He cracked UPSC Examination in 1998 with excellent All India Rank. Later, he also did Ph.D. in Public Administrator from Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, Albany, New York.
He was known for his merciless action against corrupt politicians, senior government employees. There was a time when Lokayukta Chief Justice “Santosh Hedge” disappointed with Madhukar Shetty for their actions on corruptions. After that, Madhukar Shetty decided to take a break for five years.
After a big gap, he joined the Police force in December 2016 as a Deputy Director of Sardar Vallabhai Patel National Police Academy in Hyderabad.
When he was the SP of Chikkamagaluru District, he has cleared many illegal land encroachments in the area and also delivering justice to the underprivileged.
On 29 December 2018, Nation lost a brave officer due to H1N1 Virus at Continental Hospital, Hyderabad.
Madhukar Shetty Family:
Madhukar Shetty father “Vaddarase Raghurama Shetty” is one of the most prominent Journalists of Kannada Language. He was married and blessed with two children.
