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Police Flag Day Week 2025: Police Organises various cultural Progs, Debate Competitions across the valley

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
October 29, 2025
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Srinagar : Police on Tuesday organised various cultural programmes, debate competitions, seminars, band shows in various districts of Kashmir Valley.

In Awantipora, debate competitions were successfully conducted at Government Degree College Pampore and Government Higher Secondary School Dadsara, showcasing enthusiastic participation from students. Notable attendees included local police officials and educational leaders who shared insights on the topics discussed. Concurrently, police organized Band Shows in various locations, including Tral Adda and Pampore Chowk, to honor Police Martyrs, drawing significant public attendance and appreciation for the musical performances. In Ganderbal, a cultural program at DPL Ganderbal celebrated the memory of J&K Police Martyrs, featuring spirited performances by school students and local artists that highlighted Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage. SSP Ganderbal commended the participants for their contributions to the event’s success. Budgam also hosted a cultural program at Government Degree College, Charar-i-Shareif, to pay tribute to fallen police personnel. The event recognized the top three performers with trophi

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