Uttarkashi Pays Tribute to Fallen Police Officers on Police Commemoration Day

Uttarkashi, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : In Uttarkashi, Police Commemoration Day was observed on October 21, honoring the brave police officers who sacrificed their lives for the safety of the nation and society. The local police paid tribute at the martyr memorial located in the police lines at Gyanasu, laying floral wreaths to honor the memory of the fallen heroes.

Police officials and staff gathered to remember the courage, dedication, and commitment of the martyrs. They paid homage to the sacrifices made by these officers. Additionally, the family of the late police officer Girveer Ramola was honored, and the police assured them of continued support in all circumstances.

During the tribute ceremony, Superintendent of Police Kamlesh Upadhyay placed a wreath at the memorial, expressing gratitude to the brave officers. Along with Deputy Superintendent of Police Chanchal Sharma and other department officials, they also offered floral tributes and saluted the martyrs. A two-minute silence was observed to honor their memory.

Kamlesh Upadhyay emphasized that Police Commemoration Day is a chance to reflect on the sacrifices, dedication, and bravery of those who prioritized their duty to maintain internal security and law and order. He noted that their ultimate sacrifice remains an inspiration for all in the police force, urging each member to fulfill their responsibilities with integrity and commitment.

On this occasion, the Superintendent honored the family of the late Girveer Ramola, engaging with them to understand their needs and concerns. He reassured them that the Uttarakhand police family stands with them in times of joy and sorrow, encouraging them to voice any issues related to the department.

Tributes were also paid in all police stations and posts across the district, where personnel expressed their gratitude through floral offerings to the officers who laid down their lives for the nation’s security and law enforcement.

According to departmental reports, last year, 154 police and paramilitary personnel lost their lives while on duty across the country, including Uttarakhand’s Sub-Inspector Vinod Kumar from Tehri Garhwal.

The Uttarkashi police reaffirmed their commitment to honoring the supreme sacrifices of all martyrs, stating that their courage, dedication, and sense of duty will continue to guide the police force. The sacrifices of these heroes serve as an enduring example of commitment to national security and public service.