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On Police Commemoration Day, kin of Malerkotla martyrs honoured

Tribute paid to police, paramilitary martyrs killed in line of duty
Family of a martyr being felicitated at Malerkotla on Monday. Tribune photo

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The district police, led by SSP Gagan Ajit Singh, observed the Police Commemoration Day here on Monday.

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Floral tribute was paid to martyrs of the police and paramilitary forces who laid down their lives in the line of duty during the dark days of terrorism.

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Police Martyrs' Day is observed in memory of the Indian police team ambushed by Chinese troops in Ladakh region on October 21, 1959. Speakers including the SSP, Additional Civil Judge (Senior Division) Roopa Dhaliwal and SP (H) Swaranjit Kaur also recalled the ultimate sacrifice of ITBP and CRPF jawans during the ambush.

The SSP said the youngest district of the state carried a legacy of its 10 martyrs who walked the extra mile to thwart the nefarious designs of antisocial elements to destabilise law and order.

A family member of a martyr being honoured.

Avtar Singh of Dhaler village, posted at a Sanjh Kendra of the district, appreciated the gesture of the administration to invite aggrieved families of the region and felicitate them.

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“Though the pain and agony of losing our father in a terror act, while he was paying obeisance at a village gurdwara, is unforgettable, we appreciate the honour accorded to him on this day by top-ranking government personnel,” he said.

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