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Rajouri pays solemn tribute to police martyrs on National Commemoration Day

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RAJOURI, OCT 21: National Police Commemoration Day was observed with solemnity and patriotic fervour at the Martyrs’ Memorial, District Police Lines (DPL), Rajouri, on Wednesday, honouring the brave police and paramilitary personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty while safeguarding the nation’s unity, integrity and sovereignty.

The commemorative ceremony paid tribute to the supreme sacrifices of the martyrs, whose courage, dedication and unwavering commitment to duty continue to inspire generations of security personnel. Floral tributes and wreaths were laid at the Martyrs’ Memorial in remembrance of the bravehearts who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the nation.

A ceremonial parade comprising contingents of police and paramilitary forces was held at DPL Rajouri. The salute was taken by DIG Rajouri-Poonch Range Sandeep Wazir, and SSP Rajouri Naresh Singh, who joined other dignitaries in paying homage to the fallen personnel.

MLA Rajouri Iftikhar Ahmed and Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Dr Devansh Yadav, IAS, attended the ceremony along with senior officers of the civil administration, police and paramilitary forces, besides members of civil society.

Officers and officials of District Police Rajouri, along with the families of police martyrs, participated in the commemorative programme, reaffirming the enduring respect and gratitude for those who laid down their lives in the line of duty.

As part of the observance, the Police Administration also organised an interaction programme at DPL Rajouri with the families of the martyrs. During the interaction, police officers reiterated that the entire J&K Police Parivaar stands firmly with the families of its fallen personnel and remains committed to their welfare, well-being and support.

The officers assured the families that the doors of all police establishments would always remain open to them and that their grievances and concerns would be addressed on priority. The interaction underscored the police administration’s commitment to maintaining a lasting bond with the families whose loved ones made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the nation.

The observance served as a solemn reminder of the courage, sacrifice and sense of duty displayed by police and paramilitary personnel in protecting the country and its citizens, while reaffirming the collective resolve to honour their legacy and support their bereaved families.

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