Yamunanagar District Police carried out three significant initiatives highlighting its commitment to service, remembrance and law enforcement. The activities included a farewell ceremony for four retiring police officials, a weapons exhibition for students on Police Commemoration Day and the arrest of two proclaimed offenders by the district police’s Proclaimed Offenders (PO) Staff.
Four Police Officials Retire After Dedicated Service
A farewell ceremony was organised at the District Police Lines in Jagadhri on Friday in an emotional and respectful atmosphere to honour four police officials retiring from service. The officers were recognised for their contributions to maintaining law and order, serving the public and protecting society throughout their careers.
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Kawaljeet Singh attended the ceremony as the chief guest. He congratulated the retiring personnel on their service and extended his best wishes for a happy and fulfilling life ahead. The officials retiring were Inspector Prithvi Singh, Balbir Singh, Assistant Sub-Inspector Naseeb Singh and Sub-Inspector Jagwant Singh. Their family members were also present, making the occasion especially emotional for the officers and their colleagues.
Addressing the gathering, DSP Kawaljeet Singh appreciated the officials for performing their duties with dedication, honesty and commitment. He said retirement was only a new stage in life and not the end of the relationship with the police department. The bond with the police family, he said, would continue throughout their lives. He encouraged the retiring personnel to spend the next phase of life peacefully and happily with their families.
The Additional Superintendent of Police said the retired personnel would remain an integral part of the department. He assured them that the police would always be available if they needed any assistance in the future and could approach the department without hesitation.
Senior district police officers, employees and family members attended the ceremony. Colleagues appreciated the retiring officials’ contributions and wished them good health and happiness. The programme concluded with a community lunch attended by police officers and staff.
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Students Explore Police Weapons on Police Commemoration Day
On Wednesday, the District Police organised programmes at different locations to pay tribute to police personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty. Under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal, district police teams held activities to familiarise society and the younger generation with the courage and sacrifice of police martyrs.
As part of these initiatives, a weapons exhibition was organised at the District Police Lines in Jagadhri for students and teachers of DAV Police Public School, Jagadhri. DSP Headquarters Kawaljeet Singh said the exhibition was arranged on Police Commemoration Day to help students understand the weapons available with the district police and their role in protecting society.
The display included an LMG, 7.62 mm SLR, 5.56 mm INSAS rifle, AK-47 rifle, 9 mm carbine, Alto 9 mm pistol, Glock 9 mm pistol, .38 revolver, 9 mm Sten gun, gas gun and 12-bore pump-action gun, among other weapons. Students were briefed about their features and capabilities.
DSP Kawaljeet Singh said such programmes strengthen patriotic feelings among children and familiarise them with the working methods and challenging responsibilities of the police force. He added that the bravery and sacrifice of police personnel who laid down their lives remain an inspiration for society.
Students and teachers expressed pride in visiting the exhibition and gaining a closer understanding of police equipment and duties. They paid tribute to the police martyrs and resolved to follow their ideals.
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PO Staff Arrests Two Proclaimed Offenders
In a separate operation, the district police arrested two brothers who had been declared proclaimed offenders by a court. The arrests were made by the Proclaimed Offenders (PO) Staff as part of a special campaign against absconding accused persons and bail jumpers, being conducted under the directions of Superintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal.
According to the police spokesperson, the accused were produced before the court after their arrest and sent to judicial custody. A special team was constituted under the leadership of Inspector Jagbir Singh, in-charge of the PO Staff. The team comprised ASI Ashwini, Head Constables Sandeep, Mahavir and Rajat, and Woman Constable Bharti.
Acting on specific information, the team arrested Zora Singh alias Happy and Mahipal alias Kalu, both sons of Dharampal and residents of village Labana. Police said the brothers were involved in a criminal case and had been declared proclaimed offenders after failing to appear before the court. They had allegedly been evading the police, but the team succeeded in apprehending them through coordinated efforts.
The Superintendent of Police appreciated the team’s work and said the campaign against offenders would continue firmly across the district. The police said the drive was aimed at strengthening law enforcement and ensuring that accused persons evading court proceedings were brought before the judicial system.
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The three developments reflect the district police’s efforts to honour the service of its personnel, keep the memory of police martyrs alive among young people and take action against those evading the judicial process.
NEWS NOTE
This combined report covers three separate district police developments: the retirement farewell ceremony for four officials, the Police Commemoration Day weapons exhibition for students, and the arrest of two proclaimed offenders. The report is based on information provided by the district police spokesperson.
