Yamunanagar Police Honour Martyrs, Arrest E-Rickshaw Battery Theft Accused
DAV Police Public School hosts a painting competition to remember fallen personnel; Anti-Burglary Cell-2 arrests a suspect in an e-rickshaw battery theft case.
Yamunanagar district police organised a painting competition at DAV Police Public School, Police Lines, Jagadhri, on Wednesday to pay tribute to martyred police personnel and inspire the younger generation through their courage and sacrifice.
Students used their artistic skills to express respect for the martyrs and convey messages of patriotism. Superintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal presented awards to the winning participants during the programme.
A police spokesperson said the district police had been organising activities to honour personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty. The initiatives aim to keep their sacrifices alive in public memory, strengthen society’s gratitude towards them and familiarise students with the courage and commitment of those who protect the country.
SP Kamaldeep Goyal Pays Tribute to Fallen Personnel
Addressing the gathering, SP Kamaldeep Goyal said martyred police personnel were a proud legacy of the police department and society. Their sacrifices for the safety of the country and its people would always be remembered.
He said police personnel had demonstrated exceptional courage, dedication and commitment while performing their duties. Their service and sacrifice would continue to inspire future generations.
The SP added that such activities help develop patriotism, social responsibility and respect for the nation among children. Stories of police martyrs encourage young people to understand their duties towards society. He emphasised that their sacrifice was a source of inspiration for the entire community and could never be forgotten.
School principal Hoshiar Singh, Welfare Inspector Kusum Bala, police officers and members of the school staff were present. The district police said such initiatives would continue to spread awareness about the bravery and sacrifices of police martyrs.
Suspect Arrested in E-Rickshaw Battery Theft Case
In a separate case, the Anti-Burglary-cum-Anti-Narcotics Cell-2 of Yamunanagar police arrested a man accused of stealing batteries from an e-rickshaw. The accused was produced before a court and sent to judicial custody. Further investigation is underway.
According to the police spokesperson, the action was taken under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal. Cell in-charge Raman Chandel said the team had received confidential information that a young man was allegedly moving around near Tejli Stadium with the intention of committing theft.
Acting on the tip-off, a team comprising ASI Surender Singh and Kuldeep Aman was constituted and sent to the location. The police team apprehended the suspect, identified as Deepak, a resident of Azad Nagar. During questioning, he allegedly disclosed his involvement in a theft case, police said.
The police said the theft took place on the night of October 20. The accused was subsequently presented before the court and remanded to judicial custody. The investigation is continuing.
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NEWS NOTE: The theft allegations and recovery details are based on information provided by the police. The case remains under investigation, and the accused is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in accordance with law.
