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| Deputy Commissioner Drass Attends Police Commemoration Day | | Pays Tribute to Martyrs |
Drass, October 21 (Scoop News)-Police Commemoration Day was observed with solemnity, respect and patriotic fervour in the Complex of SP Office Drass today to honour the brave police personnel who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty while safeguarding the nation and its citizens.
Deputy Commissioner Drass, Imteeaz Kacho (JKAS) was the Chief Guest of the event hosted by Superintendent of Police, Drass, Ishtiyaq Kacho (JKPS) and attended by Officers of the District and Police Administration and other guests.
Among those present were District Sheep Husbandry Officer Dr. Zakir Hussain, LAHDC Councillor Abdul Wahid, Station House Officer Inspector Abdullah, Inspector Jamil Ahmad, Zonal Planning & Education Officer, District President BJP Haji Fayaz Ahmad Qari, police personnel, staff members and members of the general public.
The programme commenced with an address by Inspector Jamil Ahmad who welcomed the guests and all participants. He briefly highlighted the significance of Police Commemoration Day and outlined the proceedings of the ceremony.
The commemoration included a ceremonial march, guard of honour and solemn roll-call ceremony, during which the names of police martyrs were read out in recognition of their supreme sacrifices for the nation.
While addressing the gathering, the Superintendent of Police Ishtiyaq Kacho highlighted the historical importance of Police Commemoration Day which is observed annually across India on October 21 to honour police personnel who laid down their lives in the discharge of their duties. He recalled the historic incident of October 21, 1959, when ten Indian police personnel sacrificed their lives during an attack by Chinese troops at Hot Springs in Ladakh. He stated that the day serves as a reminder of the courage, dedication and selfless service of police personnel who continue to protect the nation.
During the ceremony, tributes were paid to martyrs from various State Police Forces and Central Armed Police Forces as well as other security organisations. Special tributes were also paid to the brave martyrs of Ladakh Police, including Tsewang Namgyal, Constable Mohammad Raza, Shabbir Hussain, SI Stanzin Norboo, Constable Zulfiqar, Constable Ghulam Abbas and SI Sonam Dorjay remembering their courage, dedication and sacrifices in the service of the nation.
Addressing the gathering, Deputy Commissioner Imteeaz Kacho paid heartfelt tributes to all police martyrs across the country, particularly the brave personnel of Ladakh who made the supreme sacrifice while performing their duties.He stated that Police Commemoration Day is not merely an annual observance but an occasion to remember and honour the extraordinary courage, commitment and sacrifices of police personnel who dedicate their lives to maintaining peace, security and public safety.
The Deputy Commissioner appreciated the tireless efforts of the police force in maintaining law and order, preventing criminal activities, combating drug abuse and ensuring the safety and security of citizens. He particularly acknowledged the significant role played by Drass Police in rescue and emergency operations, especially during the harsh winter months when extreme weather conditions create serious challenges for residents. He further appreciated the vigilance maintained by police personnel through regular vehicle checking, monitoring of suspicious activities and continuous efforts to prevent the spread of drugs and other illegal activities in the district.
Highlighting the importance of youth engagement, the Deputy Commissioner stated that the UT Administration, under the leadership of the Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, has been focusing on youth-oriented initiatives, sports activities, awareness programmes and measures to address drug abuse. He also emphasised the importance of providing better career opportunities to young people through recruitment drives, competitive examination preparation, free coaching initiatives and career guidance programmes.
The Deputy Commissioner appreciated the dedication and professionalism of Drass Police, stating that their services are no less significant than those of police personnel serving in any other part of the country.He expressed immense pride in the young constables, Special Police Officers (SPOs) and other police personnel who remain committed to their responsibilities, often staying away from their families and working under difficult circumstances to ensure public safety. He further stated that the courage, discipline and dedication displayed by police personnel should serve as an inspiration for the younger generation to pursue careers in public service and contribute positively to society.
While concluding his address, the Deputy Commissioner once again saluted the brave martyrs and stated that their sacrifices would always be remembered with pride, gratitude and respect.
The programme concluded with a solemn floral tribute ceremony, during which the Deputy Commissioner, Superintendent of Police, other officers and other dignitaries laid floral wreaths in memory of the police martyrs.
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