Families Of Martyred Police Personnel Get Financial Aid, 50% Each For Spouse, Parents Says CM Mohan Yadav

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The state government announced financial aid to families of police personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice, with 50% of the support going to the surviving spouse and 50% to the parents, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced during the Police Commemoration Day program at the Martyrs Memorial complex.

The CM paid respects to the nine police officials and personnel from Madhya Pradesh who lost their lives while carrying out their duties. "We have eradicated the Naxal threat that had plagued our state for 35 years," Yadav stated, emphasizing the crucial role of police and armed forces in our nation's history. "Police and the armed forces are more than symbols of power; they are dedicated to safeguarding society and our nation," he added.

Director General of Police Kailash Makwana highlighted the police force's rich history of service throughout the country, expressing condolences to the families of the nine martyrs for the year. He stressed that the families are an integral part of the police community and that providing support to them is a moral obligation. The CM concluded the event by honoring all martyrs and expressing gratitude to every police officer working tirelessly for national security, urging them to continue addressing challenges like cybercrime and drug trafficking.

The Chief Minister received the salute from the parade, accepted the roll of honor, and laid a wreath at the martyrs' memorial, marking a day of remembrance for the state's brave law enforcement heroes.