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Prez Police Medal for Gallantry, Distinguished Services, Meritorious Services announced

125 J&K Police officers, Personnels awarded highest in State, UT Police forces, DGP congratulates awardees& their families

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 15, 2022
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Srinagar: The Ministry of Home Affairs on Sunday announced 125 President’s medals for Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel for gallantry, distinguished and meritorious services.
According to the statement issued from police Headquarters, the list released by MHA, Jammu and Kashmir Police have been honoured with two President’s Police Medal for Distinguished service, 15 Police Medal for meritorious service, 108 Police Medals for Gallantry. This is highest among State and UT Police forces.
SSP Mohan Lal Kaith and Dy SP Janardhan Singh have been awarded the President’s Police Medal for distinguished service, while police medal for meritorious service has been awarded to 15 Officers and officials. Among the recipients of Police Medal for Meritorious Service are SSP Kulbir Singh, SSP Showkat Ahmad Dar, SSP Shiekh Zulfikar Azad, SSP Jatinder Singh Johar, SSP Randheer Singh, SP Gurmeet Singh, DySP Shri Abdul Hamid Dar, DySP Ghulam Jeelani Bhat, DySP Abid Hussain Rafiqi, Inspector Dharminder Chand, SI Amit Raina, ASI Abdul Hamid Famda, ASI Super Dil, HC Farooq Ahmad Bhat and HC Kanwal Kishore.
The DGP Dilbag Singh has congratulated the awardees and their families. He has said the J&K Police officers and personnel have been conferred with the high number of gallantry medals once again which exhibits the exemplary courage, dedication and commitment shown by the police in ensuring peace and order in Jammu and Kashmir. He thanked Union Minister of Home affairs Amit Shah for acknowledging the resolve and commitment of JK Police Officers and Jawans.
On this occasion, the DGP has thanked Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Lt Governor J&K Manoj Sinha and Union Home Secy. Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Mehta, Financial Commissioner (ACS) Home for recognizing the dedication of J&K Police on this auspicious occasion.

The J&K Police has emerged as one of the best police forces in the country. The force, besides professional duties, is fighting “foreign sponsored militancy” for last about three decades and is striving for ensuring a lasting peace in the Jammu and Kashmir. The force has foiled the evil designs and mechanizations of elements from across the border. The force faced various challenges created by the foreign sponsored terrorism but it stood the ground and overcame these challenges with fortitude. Barring some areas, the militancy have been largely uprooted from J&K and the force is continuously maintaining pressure on the terrorists and their mentors. In the event, the role of J&K Police is being acknowledged at the highest level of government and also by the people of the country which has made the flag of this organization fly high with honour and dignity. The professionalism being displayed by the force has been lauded at various platforms by the renowned leaders of the country, the DGP J&K has added.

K H News Service

K H News Service

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