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77th I-Day Parade: JKP’s Pipe & Brass Bands bag first 2 positions; PPS band wins consolation prize

JKPs ladies contingent stood first in parade, PPS gets 3rd position among schools, DGP Dilbag congratulates winners

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 16, 2023
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77th I-Day Parade: JKP’s Pipe & Brass Bands bag first 2 positions; PPS band wins consolation prize
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Srinagar: On the occasion of colourful 77th Independence Day Parade at Bakshi Stadium Srinagar here on Tuesday, Jammu and Kashmir Police’s contingents in different categories brought honour to the organisation by securing different positions in all categories.
The JKPs Pipe Band and Brass Band secured top two positions in the bands category while BSFs band got 3rd position. Similarly in March past category Jammu & Kashmir ladies Police contingent was declared the best marching contingent among others while BSF & CRPF secured the 2nd and 3rd position respectively.
On this occasion, the participants in School category, contingent from Police Public School, Bemina bags 3rd position in March past while its band received consolation prize.
Meanwhile, Director General Police Dilbag Singh congratulated all the winning contingents. He said it’s always joyful to watch performances of Pipe Band and Brass Band teams. He congratulated the ladies contingents & contingents from PPS who secured position in General Parade. He also complimented other contingent of JKP who participated in the Parade and said winning and losing doesn’t matter, what matters is efforts & hardwork to do your best.
Jammu and Kashmir Police Pipe Band was led by Head Constable Mohd Yaqoob while Brass Band was led by SI Mushtaq Ahmad. J&K Police ladies contingent was Commanded by DySP Mamta Sharma.

 

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