Medal winning police officers meet Governor

Governor Lalji Tandon said that person honoured for excellent services creates history because his/her act is committed towards the security of country and society. He further stated that the names of the honoured police officers of the state will be recorded in history. Tandon mentioned that medals conferred to them are proof of their competency. Discharging duties with responsibility is a symbol of their valour. He said that this remarkable accomplishment will inspire future generation.

This was said by the Governor during the visit of the police officers honored for their outstanding services at Raj Bhavan on Friday. The Governor said that respect to uniform is a respect to society and nation. This uniform is a symbol of people’s security. It arouses a feeling of pride among the people. All of us countrymen feel safe under the shadow of uniform. Tandon said that jawans posted at the borders even sacrifice their life while fighting with enemies in adverse conditions. Moreover, uniform protect us while shouldering its responsibility during internal security. This also become a life saver during natural calamities. It conducts relief and rescue works with dedication. The Governor Tandon said that we all should realise it and be proud of. Moreover, the Governor said that the task of police is utmost sensitive. Police protect us from criminals and get them punished.

He expected from the officers that they will work with same spirit in future and will inspire and guide their subordinates. The Governor congratulated and extended best wishes to the medal winner officers and their families. Paramount priority to safety of children and women: Informing about the achievement of Police, the Director General of Police V.K. Singh said that the top priority has been given to child and women safety. A training centre of women battalion has been established in Chhindwara. The percentage of punishment for crimes against women is increasing continuously. The Special Director General of Police Vijay Yadav informed that the state police force has contributed significantly in maintaining peace and security in the state along with the national exigencies too.

Moreover, the Madhya Pradesh Police has also given its contribution in 1961 as well as 1965 war and in security arrangement of bordering states. The Governor Tandon received introduction from the honoured officers one by one. The Director General of Jail Sanjay Chowdhary, medal winner officers and their family members were present on the occasion. Honoured Police Officers: The medal winner officers and employees who met the Governor include, Uttam Jeevan Raksha medal recipient Sajid Khan, Vishisht Seva Padak recipients Additional Director General of Police Sushobhan Bennerjee, . Sushma Singh, Vipin Kumar Maheshwari, Vijay Katariya, Syed Mohammad Afzal, Sahayak Senani Rajendra Singh Bhadoriya, Nirikshak Vivek Paranjape, Vishisht Seva Padak recipient announced by the Jail Department Prehri Kamla Prasad Patel, President’s Vishisht Sewa Home Guard evam Nagrik Suraksha Padak recipient Swayamsevi Platoon Commander Home Guard Ramakant Rajak, Divisional Warden Christopher E. Orland, President’s Sarahniya Sewa Padak recipient Jagat Singh Rajput, Mahesh Chandra Jain, SP Avdhesh Kumar Goswami, Sanjay Kumar Singh, Sanjeev Kumar Sinha, Assistant Inspector General of police .

Shraddha Tiwari, Dharmveer Singh, ASP Ataullah Siddiqui, Upsenani Rajesh Guru, DSP Gopal Singh, Nirikshak Pradeep Kumar Bhudoliya , Veer Vikram Sengar, Shivkumar Patel, Ramesh Kumar Hemnani, Subedar Arshad Ali Khan, Upnirikshak Anil Kumar Bhadoriya, Narayan Ambedkar, Satish Kumar Gupta . Suman Lata Shukla, Sahayak Up Nirikshak Pramod Pandey, Hetsingh Bhadoriya, Ashok Kumar Savita, . Madhu Chowdhary, Pradhan Arakshak Krishnamurari Dubey, Mahesh Kumar Pandey, Jamuna Prasad vas, Satyanarayan Singh Yadav, Rais Ullah, Chiman Aliwal, Abdul Razzaq Khan, Kamleshwar Prasad, Arakshak Ashok Kumar Yadav, Shivnath Singh, Digamber Pal, Rajkumar Rathore, honored with Sarahniya Seva Padak of Jail Department Assistant Jail Superintendent . Jyoti Tiwari, Mukhya Prahri Ramroop Singh Kushwaha, Karan Singh Raghuvanshi, Prakash Narayan Dixit, Ravindra Jaamkar, Prahri Indrapal Singh, Babulal Sankhla, Vacharam, President’s Home Guard and Nagrik Suraksha medal winner Divisional Commandant Kamlendra Singh Parihar, Junior Staff Officer Rajendra Singh Baghel, Sahayak Upnirikshak Bhanupratap Singh Parmar, Swayamsevi Platoon Commandant Devnarayan Singh, Swayamsevi Mahila Sainik Su Varsha Gogawale and Jeevan Raksha Medal winners Arakshak Ankit Dhankar, Mahendra Tekam and Master Samarpan Malviya s/o Ganesh Malviya.