PAP band performs to honour martyrs

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, Updated At : 04:37 AM Oct 31, 2025 IST

The PAP band performs at Model Town Market in honour of police officers and personnel who sacrifised their lives in the line of duty. A Tribune photograph

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The Jalandhar Police Commissionerate organised a special band display by the PAP band at Model Town Market on Wednesday evening, in remembrance of the supreme sacrifices made by police officers and personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty.

On the occasion, ADCP-II Harinder Singh Gill, ACP Model Town Roopdeep Kaur and other police officers were present. They paid tributes to the martyrs and saluted their bravery and sacrifice. As the band performed, passers-by stopped to pay their respects, saluting the patriotism of the brave martyrs and recalling their heroic acts in the line of duty.

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