Four Yamunanagar Police Personnel Retire, Honoured at Farewell Ceremony

Four Yamunanagar Police Personnel Retire, Honoured at Farewell Ceremony

Four personnel of the Yamunanagar Police were given a warm and emotional farewell at a ceremony organised at the District Police Lines, Jagadhri, on Monday following their retirement from service. The programme brought together senior police officers, colleagues and family members to mark the completion of their years of service.

Additional Superintendent of Police Ashish Chaudhary attended the ceremony as the chief guest and extended his best wishes to the retiring personnel. He appreciated their contribution during their service and wished them a peaceful, healthy and fulfilling life ahead.

Four Personnel Complete Their Service

The personnel who retired included Sub-Inspector Jaswinder Singh, Purushottam Kumar, SPO Samunder Singh and Class-IV employee Rajendra Kumar. Their family members were also present at the farewell programme, adding a personal and emotional dimension to the occasion.

The ceremony recognised their years of association with the police department and their contribution to responsibilities connected with law and order, public service and the protection of society. Colleagues and senior officials extended their good wishes as the four employees entered a new phase of life after retirement.

ASP Ashish Chaudhary Appreciates Their Service

Addressing the gathering, ASP Ashish Chaudhary appreciated the retiring personnel for carrying out their responsibilities with duty, honesty and dedication throughout their careers. He said retirement should be seen as a new stage of life rather than the end of the relationship between the employees and the police department.

Chaudhary said the bond with the police department would continue even after retirement and described the retirees’ service to the public as a source of inspiration. He wished them an opportunity to spend the next chapter of their lives with their families in peace and happiness.

Police Department Promises Continued Support

The ASP assured the retiring personnel that they would continue to remain an integral part of the wider police family. He said that if they required assistance in the future, they could approach the police department without hesitation and that the department would remain available to support its retired members.

He also spoke about the nature of police service, describing it as a profession that carries demanding responsibilities as well as a strong sense of public duty. The retiring personnel, he said, had fulfilled that responsibility with commitment during their respective service periods.

Families Share an Emotional Moment

The presence of family members made the farewell especially meaningful. Retirement marks an important transition after years of professional duties, and the gathering provided colleagues and relatives an opportunity to share the moment with the retiring employees.

The atmosphere remained respectful and emotional as members of the police department acknowledged the contribution of the retirees and wished them a healthy, peaceful and happy retired life.

Senior Officers and Colleagues Attend

Welfare Inspector Kusumbala, along with other senior officers, police employees and family members of the retiring personnel, attended the programme. Their participation reflected the department’s recognition of the service rendered by the four employees.

The farewell was also an opportunity for serving personnel to interact with colleagues and families in an atmosphere away from the routine of police duties. Good wishes and words of appreciation were shared during the programme as the retirees formally concluded their service journey.

Farewell Concludes With Community Meal

The programme concluded with a community meal, in which police officers and employees participated together. The shared meal brought serving personnel, colleagues and families together and provided a cordial conclusion to the farewell ceremony.

For the four retiring personnel, the event marked the completion of an important professional chapter. For their colleagues, it was an occasion to acknowledge their contribution and convey best wishes for the future.

The farewell ceremony at District Police Lines, Jagadhri, therefore combined formal recognition with personal emotion. It honoured the service journey of Jaswinder Singh, Purushottam Kumar, Samunder Singh and Rajendra Kumar while reinforcing the sense of belonging that continues within the police department beyond retirement.