SSP celebrates Diwali with special kids

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Fatehgarh Sahib, Updated At : 06:16 AM Nov 02, 2024 IST

SSP Ravjot Grewal with differently abled children at Talania.

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District police chief Ravjot Grewal celebrated Diwali with differently abled children at Lakshay Educational for Specially Able Children Society at Talania village and families of police personnel at Police Lines. District Sessions Judge Arun Gupta celebrated the festival with senior citizens in Sirhind town.

The SSP visited the school and spent the time with children and distributed sweets and gifts to them. Celebrating Diwali with senior citizens, Arun Gupta, District and Sessions Judge-cum-Chairman, DLSA, apprised them of their legal rights and highlighted the various services being provided by DLSA.

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