In a prestigious recognition of exemplary service, Chandigarh’s Inspector General of Police Pushpendra Kumar has been awarded the President’s Police Medal this Republic Day. The announcement from Rashtrapati Bhavan highlights his outstanding contributions to maintaining law and order, enhancing administrative efficiency, and serving the public interest.
Alongside Kumar, Inspector Jasbir Singh from Maloya Police Station and Head Constable Surinder Pal have also been honored with the same coveted medal. Singh’s dedication, discipline, and leadership in challenging situations stood out, while Pal’s ground-level honesty and bravery have been pivotal in frontline policing.
This Republic Day, as India celebrates its constitutional values, these awards underscore the vital role of police personnel in national security. Chandigarh Police officials expressed that such honors not only boost the morale of the recipients but inspire the entire force to uphold integrity and commitment.
The selection process, based on meritorious and distinguished services, reflects a commitment to excellence across various domains. From strengthening internal security to ensuring public safety, these officers have set benchmarks that resonate throughout the nation’s law enforcement community.
Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) saw 31 of its members receive national accolades, including President’s Police Medals for distinguished service and Police Medals for meritorious work. Their efforts in combating corruption, investigating economic crimes, and bolstering administrative prowess have been instrumental.
These awards serve as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by men and women in uniform. As the nation moves forward, such recognitions will undoubtedly fuel further dedication to duty, fostering a safer and more just society for all.