200 meal boxes given to police

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Jun 09, 2020 IST

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Hamirpur, June 8

The city unit of the Vayapar Mandal provided 200 meal boxes to police personnel here today. Anil Soni, president of the Vayapar Mandal, said that the meals were served to the police personnel, who were working day and night to maintain law and order in the district, out of respect for them and to acknowledge their service.

SP Arjit Sen Thakur praised the Vayapar Mandal saying that it was a moral boosting gesture for policemen. He said the police were committed to providing best services to people. He urged people to cooperate in maintaining law and order and help in avoiding traffic congestion in the town.

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