Noida, October 13 (Daily Kiran) : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended a state-level ceremony on October 13, recognizing the contributions of 68,000 village guards across the state. The event took place at the Bareilly Police Lines ground, with a live broadcast from the Gautam Buddh Nagar Police Commissionerate. Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh, District Magistrate Medha Roopam, and various local representatives were present.
During the ceremony, 203 village guards from the Gautam Buddh Nagar Police Commissionerate participated in the event and listened to the Chief Minister‘s address. The importance of village guards in fostering coordination between the police and rural communities was highlighted. These guards serve as a crucial link, relaying information about suspicious activities, preventing crimes, maintaining law and order, and promoting social harmony.
Being active in their localities, village guards are familiar with the conditions in rural areas. They play a vital role in quickly notifying police about potential problems or suspicious activities. The event emphasized that effective cooperation between police and rural citizens leads to better crime control and peacekeeping. The active vigilance of village guards is deemed essential for enhancing security in rural regions.
Commissioner Lakshmi Singh praised the village guards for their contributions to police cooperation, crime control, and maintaining law and order. She urged them to perform their duties more effectively and stressed the importance of timely reporting of suspicious activities while maintaining continuous coordination with local police.
After the event, the Commissioner addressed the village guards, encouraging them to carry out their responsibilities with dedication, integrity, and alertness. She instructed them to monitor antisocial elements and promptly inform local police of any suspicious activity. Singh called for village guards to take an active role in maintaining law and order in their areas.
Additionally, the Commissioner urged village guards to raise awareness about women’s and children’s safety issues. She also encouraged them to alert rural citizens about cybercrimes and to disseminate information about various government welfare schemes. The aim is to enhance security awareness in rural areas while strengthening trust and coordination between police and the public. The village guards expressed their commitment to supporting law and order, preventing crimes, and providing essential information to the police in the future.
During the ceremony, Commissioner Lakshmi Singh honored the 203 village guards from Gautam Buddh Nagar by distributing dhotis, turbans, and other materials, recognizing their outstanding contributions. A health camp was also organized at the venue to ensure the well-being of the guards, where medical professionals conducted eye tests, blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests, and general health assessments. Necessary medical consultations and health advice were provided based on the evaluations. Other police officials and distinguished guests were also present at the event.
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