Director General of Police Vivek Johri and other senior officers on Monday gave a farewell to five employees who retired from different branches of Police Headquarters in the month of January.
Director General of Police, Johri presented bouquets of flowers and mementos to all the retiring employees and wished them a healthy and happy life. Orders were also handed over to the retired employees of various claims.
Additional Director General of Police GP Singh, Adarsh Katiyar, Vijay Kataria and other officers, employees and relatives of retired employees were present in the farewell ceremony organized in the open courtyard of the Police Headquarters.
Police Headquarters retired Sub Inspector (A) Devendra Singh Pawar, Inspector (A) Manjula Verma, Sub Inspector (Office) Harishankar Verma, Assistant Sub-Inspector Raghuveer Prasad Sharma and Assistant Sub-Inspector Ramraj Mishra were arrested by the Police Headquarters family on Friday.
Meanwhile, in another event Shilp Upvan, displays the skills of brave soldiers while performing their duty without fear in disaster is commendable and craftsmen who carved the stones and brought them to life have done marvelous work. The craft is a good impression of the relationship between God, nature and man said Governor, Mangubhai Patel.
Shilp Upvan will acquaint the security forces with the multifaceted forms of saving the lives of people trapped in an emergency and the service, sacrifice, tenacity of the soldiers.
Governor Patel said that the Home Guard is an organization of heroes who face challenges with perseverance and bravery.
Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra said that the immediate civilization, culture, method of work and behavior of the person are also engraved through stone craft. He said that the mind setup of the people of the state towards the Home Guard and SDRF jawans is becoming such that if our jawan is seen in any calamity, then faith awakens, it will be saved.