Panchkula police commissioner among 13 Haryana cops honoured
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Chandigarh: On the eve of Independence Day, 13 officers and personnel of Haryana Police were selected for the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPMDS) and the Police Medal for Meritorious Service (PMMS) in recognition of their outstanding and commendable services.
Haryana director general of police (DGP) Shatrujeet Kapur extended heartfelt congratulations to the entire police force on the announcement by the ministry of home affairs regarding the conferment of Police Medals on thirteen Haryana police officers and personnel.
A Haryana Police spokesperson informed that the ministry of home affairs announced the medals. Two Haryana Police officers were honoured with the prestigious President's Police Medal for 'distinguished service', while 11 other officers and personnel were awarded the Police Medal for 'meritorious service'.
Sibash Kabiraj, commissioner of police, Panchkula, and Kuldeep Singh, IG SVACB, were awarded the President's Police Medal for 'distinguished service'.
Additionally, those honoured with the Police Medal for meritorious service include Suresh Kumar, DSP (traffic), Panipat district; Rajesh Kumar, ACP, Faridabad; inspector Rishi Pal, in-charge, economic cell, Ambala; inspector Harkesh Kumar, Sunaria, Rohtak; inspector Mahabir Singh, IRB Bhondsi; inspector Joginder Singh, HAP Madhuban; inspector Dharmender, HSENB, Panchkula; inspector Rajesh Kumar, IT cell, Dial 112, Panchkula; sub-inspector Ashok Kumar, Rohtak; sub-inspector Yashpal Singh, Faridabad; and sub-inspector Sohan Lal, CM residence.
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