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Central Home and Co‑operation Minister Shri Amit Shah attended the Chandigarh Police’s 50th anniversary establishment ceremony today and joined as the chief guest at the Chandigarh Police’s presidential insignia decoration ceremony.

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah attended the Chandigarh Police Diamond Jubilee Foundation Ceremony in Chandigarh as the chief guest. On the occasion, he conferred the President's Police Medal on the force and commended the police's role in maintaining law and order.

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Central Home and Co‑operation Minister Shri Amit Shah attended the Chandigarh Police’s 50th anniversary establishment ceremony today and joined as the chief guest at the Chandigarh Police’s presidential insignia decoration ceremony.

Chandigarh witnessed a historic and moment of pride as Union Minister of Home and Cooperation, Shri Amit Shah, participated as the chief guest at the Chandigarh Police Diamond Jubilee celebration. The occasion was dedicated to honoring 60 years of service, sacrifice, and dedication by the police force, marking a significant achievement in the history of law and order in Chandigarh. During the ceremony, the Minister conferred the President's Medal on senior officers and personnel of the Chandigarh Police, one of the country's highest police honors. This award recognized their exceptional service, courage, and unique contribution to upholding the rule of law.

In his address, Shri Amit Shah praised the hard work and long-standing tradition of the Chandigarh Police force. He stated that Chandigarh, being one of the country's capital regions, has always played a challenging and crucial role in maintaining law and order and ensuring citizen security. This 60-year journey is a testament to the police's unwavering commitment, which has served as a reliable partner to citizens during every crisis. The Minister reminded the police personnel that they are the first line of defense for society and that their every effort, big or small, is invaluable for the nation's development and peace.

For the senior police officers, police personnel, and their families present at the event, it was a moment of immense pride. Along with the conferral of the President's Medal, the Chandigarh Police reaffirmed its resolve to maintain law and order while celebrating its 60th anniversary. The Minister also noted that while the police face new challenges with the advancement of modern technology and infrastructure development, the Chandigarh Police has consistently and effectively managed these emerging issues.

Chief Minister of Chandigarh and other senior officials also participated in this historic program, expressing gratitude for the police force's dedication. Shri Amit Shah concluded by blessing the police personnel and inspiring them to continue their excellent performance in the journey ahead. This ceremony not only honored the 60 years of service by the Chandigarh Police but also demonstrated the deep bond of strong cooperation and dedicated service between the police and administration for the nation. The event held in Chandigarh built a strong bridge of trust between citizens and law enforcement agencies.

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