Gallantry medal for 20 ITBP jawans

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Greater Noida, October 24

Twenty personnel of the India-China LAC guarding ITBP force, who displayed bravery during the clashes and ongoing military standoff between the two countries in the Ladakh region in May-June 2020, were on Sunday decorated with police gallantry medals.

Minister of State Nityanand Rai pinned the medals on the chests of the personnel and handed them certificates during the 60th Raising Day celebrations of the force here. — PTI

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