PM pays tributes to police personnel martyred in the line of duty on Police Commemoration Day
"Police Commemoration Day is about expressing gratitude to our police personnel and their families all across India. We pay tributes to all the police personnel martyred in the line of duty. Their sacrifice and service would always be remembered.
PM pays tributes to police personnel martyred in the line of duty on Police Commemoration Day (PSU Connect)
New Delhi: The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi paid tributes to police personnel martyred in the line of duty on Police Commemoration Day.
"Police Commemoration Day is about expressing gratitude to our police personnel and their families all across India. We pay tributes to all the police personnel martyred in the line of duty. Their sacrifice and service would always be remembered.
From preserving law and order to solving horrendous crimes, from assistance in disaster management to fighting COVID-19, our police personnel always give their best without hesitation. We are proud of their diligence and readiness to assist citizens", the Prime Minister said.
Read Also : GAIL organized 'Kanthasth 2.0' Hindi workshopFrom preserving law and order to solving horrendous crimes, from assistance in disaster management to fighting COVID-19, our police personnel always give their best without hesitation. We are proud of their diligence and readiness to assist citizens. pic.twitter.com/fI2ptv3A1J
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 21, 2020
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