PAP Commandant, 100 cops get the shot

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Updated At : 01:20 PM Feb 06, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar, February 5

Harkamal Preet Singh Khakh, Commandant of 7th Battalion, PAP, received the Covishield vaccine today along with 100 other cops at the PAP community health centre.

Khakh has the additional charge of AIG, counter intelligence, Jalandhar zone.

“All of us are fine. This special vaccination camp is being held on the directions of DGP Dinkar Gupta. Under the drive, cops of the Punjab Police, being frontline workers during the pandemic, are being vaccinated,” said the officer.

He said the Punjab Police had done exceptionally well during the Covid-19 crisis by delivering essentials and medicines to people’s doorstep. He exhorted all police personnel and citizens to come forward and get vaccinated in a larger public interest.

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