NGO gifts 2,500 masks to SSP

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Updated At : 11:49 AM Jun 02, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, June 1

Sewa Bharti, an NGO, has gifted 2,500 masks stitched for the police personnel to the UT SSP, Nilambari Jagdale.

In a statement, Sunil Kalia, general secretary, Sewa Bharti, said Rishi Sareen and Ajay Jagga met the SSP and thanked her for the job performed by the Chandigarh Police in the fight against Covid-19 and keeping the city safe. They gave packets of masks to the SSP and wished police personnel best of health. The SSP assured members of the NGO to continue working for the safety of city.

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