Bhind Observes Police Commemoration Day, Pays Tribute to Fallen Heroes
Bhind hosted Police Commemoration Day, honoring police personnel who sacrificed their lives for national security and law and order.
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Police Commemoration Day Held in Bhind
In remembrance of the brave martyrs who made the supreme sacrifice of their lives while maintaining the nation's internal security and law and order, Police Commemoration Day was observed at the Bhind Reserve Centre. Senior police officials and personnel paid heartfelt tributes to the valiant soldiers who laid down their lives on the path of duty at this dignified ceremony.
The program commenced with a special solemn parade. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Suraj Kumar Verma and Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Pradeep Patel, among other senior officials, participated in the event. SSP Suraj Kumar Verma specifically recalled the police personnel who lost their lives fighting Chinese aggressors at Hot Springs in Ladakh on October 21, 1959.
Remembering the Fallen
During the memorial ceremony for the brave martyrs of the line of duty, SSP Verma read out the list of police personnel martyred across the country between October 2025 and October 2026 while performing their duties. Following the reading of the list, attending officials, personnel, and distinguished citizens laid wreaths at the martyrs' memorial and observed two minutes of silence in memory of the fallen heroes.
Special Honour for Martyr Families
The district police administration had specially invited the families of the martyred police personnel from the district to this event. Senior officials honoured the families by presenting them with shawls and coconuts. They were also assured of all possible assistance.
This was an emotional moment, during which all attendees expressed their deep condolences to the martyrs. The ceremony was attended by CSP Niranjan Rajput, SDOP Ravindra Vaskale, DSP Subodh Lokhande, DSP Satish Chauhan, SDOP Sanjay, SDOP Mahendra Gautam, and Reserve Inspector Arvind Sikrawar, along with all station house officers from the district. A large number of police force personnel and distinguished citizens from the city participated in the program. All prayed for the eternal peace of the immortal martyrs and offered their tributes.