AIG Khakh among 8 to get CM medal

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Updated At : 11:55 AM Jan 26, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, January 25

On the recommendations of the government, the Governor today announced award of CM’s Rakshak Padak to ASI Subash Chander for displaying the highest level of courage by saving the life of a citizen.

The Governor also announced the names of eight officers, including AIG Counter Intelligence (Jalandhar zone) Harkamal Preet Singh Khakh, for CM Medal for Outstanding Devotion to Duty. The other officers are DSP City Bathinda Gurjit Singh; DSP (SSOC, Amritsar) Harwinderpal Singh; DSP (SSOC, SAS Nagar) Gurcharan Singh; DSP (STF, Border range, Amritsar) Arun Sharma; Inspector Binderjit Singh, ASI (LR) Kashmir Singh, and ASI Pawan Kumar. The government also announced “Praman Patra” for 13 police officials for outstanding duty during Covid. — TNS

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