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Officers given warm send-off

Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, Updated At : 04:30 AM Jun 02, 2025 IST
Jalandhar Police holds farewell for 17 retiring officers. Tribune Photo

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The Commissionerate Police Jalandhar bid an emotional farewell to 17 retiring officers in a ceremony held at Police Lines on Saturday. The event celebrated decades of dedicated service and commitment to public safety.

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Commissioner of Police Dhanpreet Kaur, along with Joint Commissioner Sandeep Sharma, ADCP-1 Akarshi Jain and ADCP Headquarters Sukhwinder Singh, paid tribute to the officers with speeches highlighting their achievements and contributions to the force.

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As a mark of respect, each retiring officer was presented with a commemorative memento, acknowledging their integrity, discipline and distinguished careers. The atmosphere was filled with camaraderie and gratitude, as colleagues and seniors alike expressed their admiration.

The Commissionerate extended its best wishes to the retirees, hoping they find joy, peace and fulfilment in the new chapter of their lives.

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