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Home / Chandigarh / Amari Hills Partners With Mohali Police To Establish Modern Beat Box

Amari Hills partners with Mohali Police to establish modern beat box

First-of-its-kind police beat box is inaugurated by DIG Ropar Range Harcharan Singh Bhullar
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:39 PM Jan 31, 2025 IST
DIG Ropar Range Harcharan Singh Bhullar said that this initiative will prove to be very helpful, and more such booths will be set up in the future.

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Amari Hills, a real estate development at Miapur Changer, New Chandigarh, has collaborated with Mohali Police to establish a state-of-the-art police beat box to enhance public safety and security. This initiative, aimed at strengthening law enforcement infrastructure and ensuring better vigilance. The modern police beat box was inaugurated by DIG Ropar Range Harcharan Singh Bhullar and SSP Mohali Deepak Pareek.

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Speaking at the inauguration, DIG Ropar Range Harcharan Singh Bhullar said that this initiative will prove to be very helpful, and more such booths will be set up in the future. He stated that through this initiative, Mohali will be developed as a model district, where the security system will be further strengthened.

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