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Police Honour Martyrs On Police Commemoration Day At The 34th Battalion Of The Special Armed Force In Dhar

Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): Dhar observed Police Commemoration Day at the 34th Battalion of the Special Armed Force (SAF), honouring police personnel who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. District collector Rajiv Ranjan Meena attended as the chief guest, while SP Sachin Sharma was the guest of honour. Battalion commandant Arvind Tiwari read out the names of police personnel who died while…

Police Honour Martyrs On Police Commemoration Day At The 34th Battalion Of The Special Armed Force In Dhar

Dhar, Madhya Pradesh observed Police Commemoration Day at the 34th Battalion of the Special Armed Force (SAF) on Wednesday. The district collector Rajiv Ranjan Meena presided as the chief guest, while SP Sachin Sharma was honored as the special invitee. Battalion commandant Arvind Tiwari announced the names of police officers who lost their lives while serving the nation and maintaining law and order over the previous year.

Floral tributes were paid to the martyrs at the Martyrs' Memorial. A guard of honour was presented by the parade contingent, holding weapons in reverse, followed by a two-minute silence. Senior SAF officers, district police personnel, retired military officials, and citizens participated in the ceremony. On the same day, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) held a commemoration at the Martyrs' Memorial in Trigunja Park.

Former Brigadier Anupam Sharma, Deputy Inspector General of CTC, Neemuch, was the chief guest. Sharma spoke about the October 21, 1959, attack by Chinese forces on a CRPF patrol in Ladakh, resulting in the deaths of ten personnel. He read out the names of CRPF and security personnel who had lost their lives between September 2025 and August 31, 2026.

A wreath-laying and a moment of silence honored the fallen. Various CRPF units and officers attended the event.

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