40 J&K cops on mission unity

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, October 20

A motorcycle rally dedicated to National Unity Day has been organised by the Jammu and Kashmir Police, which reached the city on Wednesday.

The J&K police personnel who started wfrom Uri in Srinagar on October 18 will pass through different states, covering a distance of 2,536 km. The rally will end on October 31 at the ‘Statue of Unity’ at Kevadia in Gujarat.

The J&K cops passed through Jammu, Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Batala, and reached the Amritsar Commissionerate of Police. The riders were welcomed by Assistant Commissioner of Police Paramvir Singh Saini. After that Jammu and Kashmir police personnel paid homage to the martyrs at Jalliawala Bagh and paid obeisance at the Golden Temple.

DSP Ghulam Hussain, who was leading the motorcycle rally, said, “Forty jawans are participating in the motorcycle rally, which demonstrates national unity in every city and town.”

He thanked the Commissionerate of Police, Amritsar, for according a warm welcome and left for his next destination.

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