Amit Shah pays tribute to martyrs at the National Police Memorial, takes pledge
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah paid tribute to martyred police personnel at the National Police Memorial on Police Martyrs' Day today.
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On the auspicious occasion of Police Memorial Day, Union Minister of Home and Cooperation Amit Shah paid deep tributes to the martyred police personnel at the National Police Memorial in Delhi today. On this solemn occasion, the Minister expressed profound respect for the dedication and sacrifice of the late personnel in the defense of the nation. Senior police officers, personnel, and their families present at the ceremony observed a minute of silence to honor the martyrs.
Addressing the ceremony, Mr. Shah stated that the bravery and sacrifice of the police force form the foundation of national security. He noted that the life of every martyr is an invaluable lamp that guides future generations. The Minister also affirmed that the government is fully responsible toward the families of the martyrs and that their memories will remain alive forever. Encouraging the personnel, he said that their preparedness and loyalty make the country invincible.
During the ceremony, the Minister met with the families of the martyrs and offered them condolences. He also conveyed the message that a firm fight will be waged against terrorism, crime, and security challenges. The Indian Police Force has built a glorious history of service across generations, and this tradition will continue. Finally, the Minister extended his best wishes to all personnel and officers on this day.