Director General of Police O.P. Singh led a heartfelt tribute in Panchkula to honor the memory of 191 Haryana police personnel who laid down their lives in service. The ceremony reaffirmed the state’s commitment to its courageous officers and their families.
Ceremony at Panchkula Memorial Honors Fallen Heroes
At the Police Martyrs Memorial in Panchkula, DGP Singh presided over a solemn gathering attended by senior officials and staff. The event was held to pay homage to the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice while performing their duties.
Singh placed a ceremonial wreath at the memorial and expressed deep respect for the valor and dedication shown by Haryana’s police force.
A Call for Resilience and Recognition
During his speech, DGP Singh emphasized the need for a resilient and responsive police force, capable of confronting adversity with strength and resolve.
He also underscored the importance of honoring the legacy of fallen officers and ensuring that their families are cared for and acknowledged appropriately.
Reflecting on Recent Losses Within the Force
The event served as a moment of reflection on recent tragedies, including the suicides of two police personnel. Singh conveyed his sorrow over these incidents and announced that the department is enhancing its mental health initiatives and counseling services to better support officers.
Memorial as a Testament to Courage
The Police Martyrs Memorial stands as a lasting tribute to the bravery and dedication of Haryana’s law enforcement community. Police Commemoration Day is observed annually to remember these heroes and renew the state’s pledge to their welfare.
Preserving Their Memory and Inspiring Service
This observance serves as a reminder to the public of the sacrifices made by police officers to uphold law and order. By honoring their courage, Haryana not only pays respect to its fallen protectors but also motivates current personnel to continue serving with integrity and devotion.
