Two Himachal cops shine in All-India Police Duty Meet at Lucknow

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Updated At : 02:22 PM Feb 16, 2024 IST

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Shimla, February 15

Constable Vijay Kumar has bagged the gold medal in the Office Automation (Event-II) in the 67th All-India Police Duty Meet at Lucknow. Vijay is posted at 6th IRBN of the Himachal Pradesh Police. Constable Aman Kumar of HP Police Training College, Daroh, secured a silver medal in the Computer Awareness (Event-I).

Over 36 lakh police personnel from all over India are participating in the five-day event being organised by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) that will conclude tomorrow.

Meanwhile, CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has congratulated both medal winners for their commendable achievements.

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