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Police Headquarters & Miscellaneous

Sr.

No.

Date Detail of Event

1. Women Safety Rally by W&CSU at Plaza, Sector 17, Chandigarh

2. Cyber Awareness Programme by CCIC at Plaza, Sector 17, Chandigarh

3. Play on women Safety & Self defence & Cultural Evening at MCM DAV College, Sector

36, Chd

4. Release of Documentary

Cultural Programme for Police Personnel

Scholarship to Police wards

Inauguration of HVAC at Multi Purpose Hall

at Multipurpose Hall, Police Lines, Sec-26, Chd

5. Inauguration of Crèche in Police Lines, inauguration of Bridal Room at Multi Purpose

Hall, Police Lines

6. “AT HOME” at Police House, Sector 5, Chd

7. Release of online PCC Software and Musical Evening (Performance by Singer Satinder

Sartaj) at Tagore Theatre, Sector 18, Chd

8. Inauguration of Wet Canteen and ATM at IRBN, Complex, Sarangpur

9. 01.09.2015 Chandigarh Police extended the recently launched Anti Drug WHATSAPP number

(7087239010) as “Crime Stopper-WhatsApp Number”. If anyone finds anyone is

indulging in CRIME or any POLICE OFFICIAL indulging in CORRUPTION; please inform the

Chandigarh Police at Crime Stopper-WhatsApp Number 7087239010. The citizens are

invited to share any Crime and Corruption related complaints/information and

suggestions on the above WhatsApp number. They can send photos/videos of any

illegal activities. The information provided will be kept secret.

10. 01.11.2015 Chandigarh Police organize inaugural Shaheed Sucha Singh Memorial Cricket Match

(20-20 format) between Chandigarh Police XI and Chandigarh Press Club XI in memory

of Shaheed Sucha Singh, Inspector (30-04-1976 to 08-06-2013) who sacrificed his life

during duty on 08-06-2013. The match was played on the grounds of Police Lines, Sector

26, Chandigarh. Sh. R. P. Upadhyay, IPS, IGP, UT presented the memento to the family

members of Shaheed Sucha Singh. Beside this, during the session Sh. A. S. Cheema, IPS,

DIG/UT has also announced new amended standing order regarding recruitment of

constable.

11. 01.12.2015 Promotion of 245 Constables of Chandigarh Police to the Rank of Head Constables.

12. 02.07.2016 Know Your Case scheme

Know your case scheme was organized on 02.07.2016, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-

charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic

Inspectors were present in their respective police stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-

29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants. Total 103 persons visited the police stations

and units to know the status of their cases and complaints.

13. 02.07.2016 Know Your Case scheme

Know your case scheme was organized on 02.07.2016, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-

charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic




14. 02.10.2015 The „Swachh Bharat Abhiyan‟ campaign was carried out in all Police Stations & Police

Posts, Police Lines, Sector-26, PCR office and other units. All the units have started

Swachh Abhiyan, today by cleaned up their offices, premises, parking area as well as

surroundings. Lots of waste articles and other garbage were removed and old record

was being weeded out. Economic Offence Wing has also joined Swachh Abhiyan and

cleaned up their offices and record was arranged. All SHOs and I/c Police Posts and

Incharge of other units with staff have participated in the campaign. The campaign

was done under the supervision of concerned SDPO & DSP. The Abhiyan was also

started in India Reserve Battalion situated at Sarangpur, Chandigarh, in which police

officials and other police staff participated in this campaign.

15. 02.11.2016 Flag off 119 Motor Cycles (95 Bajaj Pulsar Motor Cycles + 24 Bullet Motor Cycles)

To strengthen and modernize of Chandigarh Police, 119 Motor Cycles (95 Bajaj Pulsar

Motor Cycles + 24 Bullet Motor Cycles) are inducted in Chandigarh Police. Today, His

Excellency Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Governor of Punjab & Administrator, UT, Chandigarh

flagged-off 119 Motor Cycles from Punjab Raj Bhawan, Sector 6, Chandigarh, which

are ready to be inducted in different units of Chandigarh Police. Sh. Parimal Rai, IAS,

Advisor to Administrator, UT, Chandigarh, Sh. Anurag Aggarwal, IAS, Home Secretary,

UT, Chandigarh, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police, UT,

Chandigarh, Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, Deputy Inspector General of Police, UT, Dr.

Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SP-

Headquarters and Security & Traffic and other senior police officers were present on this

occasion.

These vehicles are equipped with all essential equipments and will improve the

efficiency of Chandigarh Police.

16. 03.07.2017 A special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at

different parts of the city. Under this drive total 17 different cases U/S 68-1-14

Excise Act have been registered in different police stations of Chandigarh in which

total 17 persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public place. All accused

later on bailed out. The drive will be continuing in future. The detail of cases U/S

68-1-14 registered in different police Stations: - PS-Sarangpur= 1 case, PS/19=2

cases, PS/26=1 case, PS/Ind./Area=4 cases, PS/MM=2 cases, PS/Mauli Jagran=1

case, PS/IT Park=2 cases, PS/49=1 case, PS/39=2 case PS-Maloya= 1 cases. This

drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking

the law.

17. 06.01.2015 Launch of Smart 24X7 App- An innovative technology based Smart 24X7 Mobile Safety

App for Women & Senior Citizens inaugurated by Mrs. Kirron Kher, Member of

Parliament, Chandigarh.

18. 06.02.2015 Launch of I CLICK- An innovative technology based public complaint filing system of

Chandigarh police at Sector-22, Market, Chandigarh, which was inaugurated by Sh.

Vijay Kumar Dev, IAS, Hon‟ble Advisor to the Administrator, U.T. Chandigarh.

19. 06.05.2016 Gold & Silver Medal by Equestrain team of Chandigarh Police

The equestrian team of Chandigarh Police has won one gold and three silver medals in

Hax 3 event the Chandigarh Horse Show-2016 at 13th battalion, PAP, Chandigarh held

from 29 April to 01 may-2016. Constable Raman won gold, C. Manish won two silvers

and HGV Bhagwan won silver medal in different events. All of them were rewarded

commendation certificate of first class with a cash component to boost their morale by

I.G.P Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS

20. 06.05.2017 In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e.

06.05.2017, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber

Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in their

respective police stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend

the complainants. Total 103 persons visited the police stations and units to know

the status of their cases and complaints.

This Unique Scheme was launched by Chandigarh Police in 2013 under the

title “Know your case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police

functioning. Under this scheme, citizen visits the concerned Police Stations/units

and Traffic Lines Sector-29, Chandigarh to check the status of their cases and

complaints.

21. 06.10.2015 A joint function by Senior Citizens & Chandigarh Police at Tagore Theatre, Sector 18,

Chandigarh was organized.

22. 06.10.2015 Chandigarh Police launched Mobile and Web based application “Lost

Document/Article Reporting System” inaugurated by H.E. Governor Punjab and

Haryana at Tagore Theatre, Sector 18, Chandigarh.

23. 06.11.2015 Chandigarh Police and Senior Citizens Association collaboratively organized Cycle

Rally on Environment Safety from near Karuna Sadan Sector 11, Chandigarh to Sukhna

Lake. Senior Citzens, Police Officals & School Students participated in this 12 km cycle

rally.

24. 08.11.2016 Flag off New 35 Maruti Suzuki ERTIGA Vehicles

Today, Sh. Parimal Rai, IAS, Advisor to the Administrator, UT, Chandigarh flagged-off 35

new vehicles (Maruti-Suzuki ERTIGA) ready to be inducted in Chandigarh Police

working at Police Head Quarters, Sector 9, Chandigarh to strengthen and modernize of

Chandigarh Police. Shri Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police, UT,

Chandigarh, Dr. Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Sh. Eish

Singhal, IPS, SP/Headquarters & Traffic & Security, Sh. Ravi Kumar, IPS, SP/Operations, Dr.

Navdeep Singh Brar, IPS, SP/City, Sh. Roshan Lal, SP/Communication/Law & order and

other senior police officers were present on this occasion.

Earlier, 30 Maruti-Suzuki ERTIGA Vehicles were inducted in PCR fleet. These vehicles are

fitted with all essential equipments like wireless sets, first aid box etc and will improve

efficiency of PCR unit in bringing down the response time for 100 number.

25. 09.05.2016 IGP rewarded Chandigarh Police Cricket Team

Chandigarh Police Cricket Team participated in CII Northern Region Regional Cricket

Cup 2016. This prestigious Cricket Tournament was organized by Confederation of

Indian Industry (CII Northern Region) in which total 24 corporate teams participated.

Chandigarh Police Team emerged as winner of this cup under the captainship of DSP

Rajeev Ambasta and beaten CII (organizer team) in the finals. The match was played

day & night under flood lights at Cricket Stadium, Sector-16, Chandigarh. To

encourage the members of Chandigarh Police, the team members were rewarded

with commendation certificate of first class with a cash component to boost their

morale by I.G.P Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS. Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, D.I.G., U.T.,

Chandigarh and Dr. Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, SSP, U.T., Chandigarh were also present

on this occasion.

26. 09.07.2017 In continuation of special drive against consuming liquor at public place

which is being carried out by Chandigarh Police regularly in different parts of the

city, Yesterday, under this drive total 46 cases were registered in different police

stations in the jurisdiction of Chandigarh under 68-1-14 Excise Act in which 46

persons were arrested for consuming liquor at public places. The details of cases

U/S 68-1-14 registered under different police stations are :- PS-03=2 cases, PS-

11=8 cases, PS-17=3 cases, PS-Sarangpur= 3 cases, PS-19= 3 cases, PS-26= 4

cases, PS-IA= 7 cases, PS-MM= 4 cases, PS-IT Park= 5 cases, PS-Mauli Jagran= 5

cases, PS-31= 1 case, PS-36= 1 case. Besides this, two cases under 61-1-14

Excise Act have been registered in PS-39, Chandigarh in which two persons

resident of Sector 38, Chandigarh were arrested. Total 48 bottles of country liquor

were recovered from their possession.

Chandigarh Police is strict against every person found breaking the provisions of

this law and for abiding the provisions of this law.

If any Hotels, Motels, Restaurants, Dhaba, eating points will be found serving

eatables to the persons who are drinking at public then strict action will be taken

against owner of these Hotels, Motels, Restaurants, Dhaba, eating points according

to the law.

This drive of Chandigarh Police restrains the drunken driving & road rage as well as

petty crime in the city.

Moreover it is also discouraging social crime such as hooliganism, brawl,

spontaneous quarrel which sometimes leads to serious offences also.

27. 09.10.2015 Chandigarh Police promoted 595 constables to the rank of Senior Constables; three (3)

constables of wireless unit have also been promoted to the rank of Head Constable.

28. 10.1.2016 Keeping in view the Terrorist attack incident occurred in Pathankot and

forthcoming Republic Day celebrations. Today, under the supervision of SDPOs Central,

East & South, all SHO's conducted a special search and checking in their area, naka's

were also laid to check the vehicles, foot/vehicle patrolling at all the vital installations,

busy markets, public parking areas, Cinemas, Malls, Bus Stands etc., this drive was

conducted by the chandigarh police from 5.00pm to 8.00pm from the anti terrorist

/sabotage point of view with help of Police Stations staff alongwith IRB Jawans. Anti

sabotage/explosive checking teams also provided to all SDPOs.

During the special drive, total number of 1651 vehicles were thoroughly checked.

Challans were issued to 48 vehicles. Other than this, 5 vehicles were impounded under

the provision of Motor vehicle Act.

Such drive will continue in future.

29. 11.02.2017 Know Your Case-Februry-2017

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e. 11.02.2017,

all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,

Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective police

stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants.

Total 151 persons visited the police stations and units to know the status of their cases

and complaints.

This Unique Scheme was launched by Chandigarh Police in 2013 under the title “Know

your case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning.

Under this scheme, citizen visits the concerned Police Stations/units and Traffic Lines

Sector-29, Chandigarh to check the status of their cases and complaints.

30. 11.02.2017 Know Your Case-Februry-2017

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e.






This Unique Scheme was launched by Chandigarh Police in 2013 under the title

“Know your case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police



complaints.

31. 11.03.2017 Inauguration of 5th DGP Invitational Golf Tournament-2017at Panchkula

Golf Club

Chandigarh Police in collaboration with SARA Group organized the 5th DGP

Invitational Golf Tournament. Today, it was high and mighty’s golf day out at the

Panchkula Golf Club, as the inaugural edition of the 5th DGP Invitational Golf

Tournament got a rollicking start at Panchkula Golf Club, Sector 3, Panchkula,

Haryana. Over 103 prominent officers/participants are participating in this

competition. Chandigarh Police made all necessary arrangements for the guest

players coming from other state for participation.

The tournament was inaugurated in full enthusiasm. Sh. Parimal Rai, IAS, Advisor

to the Administrator, UT, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest at the inaugural time.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh, Sh. Alok Kumar, IPS,

DIG/UT, Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SSP/UT, Sh. Ravi Kumar Singh, IPS, SP/Operations

and other police officers and members of Panchkula Golf Club were present on this

occasion. Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh gave the welcome

speech. Appreciating the efforts of Chandigarh Police, Sh. Parimal Rai, Advisor to

the Administrator said, “He was very happy to be the part of inauguration function

and promoting the sports”.

At evening, a prize distribution function was organized to declare the result of 1st

day of the tournament. His Excellency, Professor Kaptan Singh Solanki, Governor,

Haryana was the special Guest to distribute the prizes among the winners.

DGP/Chandigarh, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, presented a Momentum to the His

Excellency, Professor Kaptan Singh Solanki, Governor, Haryana.

32. 12.01.2016 Chandigarh Police launched a Special Anti Drug Awareness Campaign in various

Schools of Chandigarh for the bright future of students. All the SHOs and Beat Staff

today visited some of the Schools during the morning assembly. They sensitize and

educate the students against the misuse of narcotic drugs and the effects of drugs in

their life. They also advised the students to keep themselves away from drugs and also

educate them about the harmful/bad effect of drugs on health of smoker as well as

passive smoker. During this campaign, all have been briefed about the demerits of

drug and also appealed them to come forward for providing the information of drug

peddler or drug addict if came to their notice, so that legal action will be initiated

against them to curb the menace.

33. 12.03.2017 5th DGP Invitational Golf Tournament-2017 Concluded at Chandigarh Golf

Club

Today, 5th DGP Invitational Golf Tournament concluded at Chandigarh Golf Club,

Sector 6, Chandigarh. His Excellency, Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Governor Punajb

cum Administrator, UT, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest on this occasion. Sh.

Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh, Sh. Alok Kumar, IPS, DIG/UT,

Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SSP/UT, Sh. Ravi Kumar Singh, IPS, SP/Operations,

members of Chandigarh Golf Club and other distinguished guests were present on

this occasion. Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh delivered the

welcome speech. Sh. D.P. Singh, SAARA Group delivered the Thank You speech.

The Chandigarh Golf Club played a perfect host with its glorious vistas and unique

challenges, as the gunshot started today at 8 a.m. Second day of tournament saw

participation of over 120 prominent golfers of the region.

The tournament was being organized by Chandigarh Police in collaboration with

SARA Group. Chandigarh Police made all necessary arrangements for the guest

players who came to Chandigarh from other states for participation. The

tournament was played in good sports spirit and in full enthusiasm. Through this

tournament the Chandigarh Police ensured interaction and engagement with the

top corporate, bureaucrats and entrepreneurs of the region. The tournament is a

part of the constant endeavor of Chandigarh Police to reach to various sections of

the society through various programmes and events.

The event concluded with a grand prize presentation ceremony along with High

Tea. His Excellency, Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Governor Punjab cum Administrator,

UT, Chandigarh distributed the prizes among the winners. DGP/Chandigarh, Sh.

Tajender Singh Luthra, presented a Momentum to the His Excellency. The 5th DGP

Invitational Golf Tournament was sponsored by Indian Oil, Unitech, Chandigarh

Club, Mahohar Infrastructure, Paul Merchant, Deepak Builder, Rishi Shipping,

Kohinoor Foods, Star Global and Mahindra & Mahindra, Hyatt, Union Bank, Home

Land, & Reliance Jio.

34. 12.03.2017 Achievements in 17th All India Police Shooting Competition (AIPDM) at

Guwahati, Assam

The Shooting team of Chandigarh Police put in another gem in the field of sports &

games by winning two medals in 17th All India Police Shooting Competition

(AIPDM) held at Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam. The shooters namely HC Holinder

Kumar 2899/CP won the Gold Medal in yards snap shooting event of

CARBINE/STEN GUN by scoring 59 points out of 60. Constable Baljeet Singh

468/CP won Bronze medal in 50 yards snap shooting event of REVOLVER/PISTOL

shooting by scoring 53 points out of 60. Chandigarh police shooting team is

participating in this competition under the supervision of SI Parminder Singh and

till now succeeded in winning two medals. The competition is still in progress.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh,

congratulated them for their achievements.

35. 12.12.2015 Total 80 persons visited in all police stations and units to know the status of their

cases/complaints and challans.

36. 12.12.2015 On 11.12.2015, a special drive was organized by Chandigarh Police by sealing

the City with the deployment of 782 police personals. Total 38 outer and 68 inner nakas

were deployed regarding this city seal drive. This drive was from 5 PM to 9 PM. Total

number of 8320 vehicles which were thoroughly checked. Challans were issued to 301

vehicles other than this, 13 vehicles were impounded under the provision of Motor

vehicle Act. Such drive will continue in future also.

37. 13.03.2017 Chandigarh Police checking campaign in view of Holi Festival-2017.

Keeping in view of Holi festival celebrations, Chandigarh Police made special

arrangements to avoid any untoward incidents and to maintain Law & Order in the

city. About 1231 police personnel from police stations/units, IRB, Traffic & PCR

were deployed for law & order duties including 6 DSPs and 24 Inspectors. Special

Nakas were laid by all Police Stations and Police Posts in connection with Holi

Festival. Total 5391 vehicles were checked in which 396 vehicles were issued

challan and 85 vehicles were impounded.

Besides above, 20 Special Anti Drunken Driving Nakas were placed at

various locations in city by the traffic staff. Total 346 Challan were issued by traffic

staff for various traffic violations including 256 miscellaneous challan and 113

vehicles were impounded. 90 motorists were prosecuted for drunken driving under

these nakas.

38. 14.01.2016 Chandigarh Police for noble cause helped the doctors of PGI Hospital for transporting

the donated organ (liver & heart) from PGI to Technicla Airport, Chandigarh within a

short spam of 12 minutes. For this purpose a special effort was made under the

supervision of Sh. Rajeev Kumar Ambasta, DSP/Traffic, under the able guidance of Dr.

Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, with the co-ordination of the team of the doctors of PGI

Hospital, Chandigarh donated organs have been transported from PGI Chandigarh to

the Technical Airport Chandigarh within 12 minutes successfully. A route of green

corridor was taken from PGI to PGI Chowk, Matka Chowk, AP Chowk, TPT Light Point,

Tribune Chowk, Poultry Farm Chowk, Airport Light Point to Technical Airport,

Chandigarh. Inspector Geeta Devi lead as pilot of ambulance carrying donated

organs and traffic staffs already deployed in routine has been channelized for this

noble cause

39. 14.02.2016 Chandigarh Police has rolled out the 2nd Edition of its Annual Review Book. This Annual

Review Book offers a fair and transparent overview of the Chandigarh Police and its

working during the year 2015. This book has been compiled in clear and visible terms

with suitable graphs and pictures to make it more understandable for the general

public.

The Annual Review-2015 contains 206 pages which are divided into 22 sections and

each section represents a Unit of the Chandigarh Police, which provides a glimpse of

Chandigarh police organizational structure, Administration, Crime, Law & Order

situation, Traffic Management, Training, Modernization, IRBn, Chandigarh Home

Guards, Achievements, Welfare activities, Major projects and other Community Policing

activities undertaken during the year 2015. This book has been prepared with a view to

provide necessary information about the Chandigarh police and its working in the year

2015.

Year 2015, was characterized by numerous noteworthy achievements and reforms

carried out by the Chandigarh Police for promoting community policing. The Annual

Review Book-2015 contains detail description of all such achievements and reform i.e. I-

Clik, Online PCC, Mobile Safety App “Smart 24x7”, Crime Stopper WhatsApp Number,

Online Lost Documents/Articles etc. and opening of 6 new Police Stations at Sarangpur,

Maloya, Sector 49, Mauli Jagran, IT Park and one Women Police Station.

This Book has also covered-up the various training courses and programmes

conducted and attended by the Chandigarh Police officers/officials, including

specialized training courses to counter Terrorist insurgency designs, training courses of

IRBn personnel with the Army authorities, in which 377 IRBn Jawans including a batch of

88 Lady-Constables, completed the 4 months integrated training at STC BSF

Hazaribagh.

Apart from showcasing various community oriented policing activities carried out

during the year 2015, this book also has a special mention about the various welfare

schemes which were undertaken during the period under review, i.e. a Dry Canteen at

the IRBn complex Sarangpur for police personnel, a renovated Recreation Room at the

Police Lines, Scholarships for police wards for excellent academic performance and

Vocational courses for police wards, an Annual Medical Check-up and intensive

check-up for high risk patients, as well as Special Medical Camps organized from time

to time, upgraded Yoga centre, renovated Multipurpose Hall with an AC system, two

bridal rooms, all weather air conditioned Fitness Centre/gymnasium, Creche for the

police wards etc.

A special section has also been dedicated to the Roll of all the Inspector Generals of

Police, Awardees of Chandigarh Police for the year 2015, activities and programmes

organized during the celebration of Police Week-2015, and to those officers/officials of

Chandigarh Police who brought laurels to this department by their brilliant

performance in the field of sports.

All The senior officers have contributed one chapter each in this Annual Review on the

particular unit headed by them. With the publication of this Annual Review Book,

Chandigarh Police has taken another step towards increasing the accountability of

Police towards the public they serve. During the year-2015, the Chandigarh Police

personnel have served the people with distinction and have displayed the capacity to

shoulder the burden of maintaining law & order and peace in the city beautiful.

40. 15.01.2017 Know Your Case

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, on 14.01.2017, all

SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,




and complaints.





41. 15.01.2017 Know Your Case

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, on 14.01.2017,

all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell,

CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective

police stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the

complainants. Total 92 persons visited the police stations and units to know the

status of their cases and complaints.





complaints.

42. 15.08.2015 President Police Medal for Meritorious Service (PM) to Insp. Jaswinder Kaur

43. 15.08.2015 Administrator‟s Police Medal FOR Distinguished/Meritorious Services on Independence

Day-2015 to :-

HC Sat Pal, No. 2528/CP

Insp. Gurmukh Singh, No. 258/CHG

Insp. Reena Yadav, No. 377/CHG

SI Sushil Kumar, No. 813/CHG

HC Hari Om, No. 782/CP

ASI Nihal Singh, No. 1038/CHG

HC Satyabir Singh, No. 2699/CP

Insp. Geeta Devi, No. 175/CHG

HC Sewa Singh, No. 616/CHG

Insp. Ranjodh Singh, No. 311/CHG

SI Bir Singh, No. 820/CHG

SI Amarjit Singh, No. 423/CP

HC Gurmeet Singh, No. 2177/CP

HC Parminder Singh, No. 1974/CP

HC Baljinder Singh, No. 482/CP

HC Amarjit Singh, No. 2759/CP

HC Punjab Singh, No. 1362/CP

HC Sanjeev Kumar, No. 3157/CP

HC Ranjit Singh, No. 3186/CP

HC Amolak Singh, No. 3262/CP

Const. Anoop Singh, No. 3281/CP

Const. Ashwani Sharma, No. 2572/CP

Const. Avinash, No. 184/CP

Const. Devi Chand, No. 976/CP

Const. Sushil Kumar, No. 556/CP

HC (ORP) Jasbir Kumar, No. 280/CP

HC Ashok Kumar, No. 2856/CP (vigilance cell)

Const. Ajay Kumar, No. 631/CP (Vigilance cell)

44. 15.12.2015 The establishment of last Police Station i.e. Ind. Area was in the year 1995 and after the

interlude of 20 years, getting five new police stations together for providing better

services in UT, Chandigarh is a great achievement in itself. The five new police stations

inaugurated are PS-Sarangpur by Sh. Vijay Kumar Dev, IAS, Advisor to the Administrator,

UT, Chandigarh, PS-Mauli Jagran by Sh. R. P Upadhyay, IPS, IGP/UT, PS-Maloya by Sh.

Anurag Aggarwal, IAS, Home Secretary/UT, PS-49 by Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, DIGP/UT and

by PS-IT Park by Sh. Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, SSP/UT, respectively. The establishment of

new police stations was necessary as the density of population was increased since the

last 20 years.

45. 17.01.2016 Keeping in view of recent terrorist attack and forthcoming Republic Day celebrations,

a special search and checking was organised under the supervision of all SDPOs &

SHO's in their respective areas. The naka's were also laid to check the vehicles and

patrolling were carried out by foot/vehicles at all the vital installations, busy markets,

public parking areas, Cinemas, Malls, Bus Stands, hotels & guest houses etc. This drive

was conducted by the Chandigarh Police from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm from the anti

terrorist/sabotage point of view with help of Police Stations staff along with IRB Jawans.

Anti sabotage/ explosive checking teams also provided to all SDPOs. During the special

drive, total numbers of 798 vehicles were thoroughly checked. Challans were issued to

21 vehicles and other than this 1 vehicle was impounded under the provision of Motor

vehicle Act. Besides this 42 hotels & guest houses were also checked.

46. 18.01.2017 Award function of IGP at Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh

Today, Chandigarh Police organized an award function at Police Headquarters,

Sector-9, Chandigarh in recognition of good work done by Traffic Marshals, Teacher,

School Children and Civilian during 28th National Road Safety Week-2017. Police

personnel who showed great performance and made Chandigarh Police proud by

winning medals/position in All India Police Games were also rewarded. Sh. Tajender

Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police was the Chief Guest at the function. Sh.

Alok Kumar, IPS, DIG/UT, Sh. Eish Singhal SSP/Traffic & Sec., Sh. Ravi Kumar, IPS,

SP/Operations, Sh. Roshan Lal, SP Communication and law & order and DSPs and

Traffic Marshals were present at the function.

In his address, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police

welcomed Sh. Alok Kumar, DIG/UT. W/IGP appreciated the work done by all the

participants during 28th National Road Safety Week-2017. W/IGP said, “Traffic Marshals

and Civilians have played a very active role in making road safety week successful. All

of them have shown keen interest and have done commendable job in organizing skit,

road safety campaigns, functions and spent many hours in Traffic Nakas. W/IGP also

asked Traffic Marshals to give their views/suggestions to enhance the transparency,

public faith & to make public services more effective. He also suggested the concern

of road safety & traffic requirements to reduce the accidental death that how & where

we may improve by changes in road engineering also.

Traffic Marshals, Teacher, Student and Civilian have been awarded by the W/IGP with

cash reward of Rs. 1100/- and 1st class commendation certificate.

W/IGP also talk about Chandigarh Police being awarded with a special award for

“Best Initiative For Improved Road Safety” during Valedictory Session on 11th

November, 2016 by Hon‟ble Minister of State for Urban Development, Govt. Of India.

Besides this, W/IGP appreciated the hard work put in by police personnel/Home Guard

Volunteers who have achieved medals/positions in the field of sports during All India

Police Games. Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police, UT,

Chandigarh congratulated all of them and said “this seems to be result of new sports

policy (i.e. Standing Order) which has been recently brought up and due to this the

welfare of Chandigarh Police Personnel will be look after more effectively”. This is the

great achievement to win medal/position in a very tough competition like All India

Police Games where many outstanding sports persons from all India Police forces

participates.

Police personnel/Home Guard Volunteers have been awarded by the W/IGP with cash

rewards (mentioned against names) and 1st class commendation.

47. 18.01.2017 Award function of IGP at Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh

Today, Chandigarh Police organized an award function at Police Headquarters,

Sector-9, Chandigarh in recognition of good work done by Traffic Marshals,

Teacher, School Children and Civilian during 28th National Road Safety Week-2017.

Police personnel who showed great performance and made Chandigarh Police proud

by winning medals/position in All India Police Games were also rewarded. Sh.

Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police was the Chief Guest at the

function. Sh. Alok Kumar, IPS, DIG/UT, Sh. Eish Singhal SSP/Traffic & Sec., Sh.

Ravi Kumar, IPS, SP/Operations, Sh. Roshan Lal, SP Communication and law &

order and DSPs and Traffic Marshals were present at the function.

In his address, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police

welcomed Sh. Alok Kumar, DIG/UT. W/IGP appreciated the work done by all the

participants during 28th National Road Safety Week-2017. W/IGP said, “Traffic

Marshals and Civilians have played a very active role in making road safety week

successful. All of them have shown keen interest and have done commendable job

in organizing skit, road safety campaigns, functions and spent many hours in

Traffic Nakas. W/IGP also asked Traffic Marshals to give their views/suggestions to

enhance the transparency, public faith & to make public services more effective. He

also suggested the concern of road safety & traffic requirements to reduce the

accidental death that how & where we may improve by changes in road

engineering also.

Traffic Marshals, Teacher, Student and Civilian have been awarded by the W/IGP

with cash reward of Rs. 1100/- and 1st class commendation certificate.

W/IGP also talk about Chandigarh Police being awarded with a special award for

“Best Initiative For Improved Road Safety” during Valedictory Session on 11th

November, 2016 by Hon’ble Minister of State for Urban Development, Govt. Of

India.

Besides this, W/IGP appreciated the hard work put in by police personnel/Home

Guard Volunteers who have achieved medals/positions in the field of sports during

All India Police Games. Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police,

UT, Chandigarh congratulated all of them and said “this seems to be result of new

sports policy (i.e. Standing Order) which has been recently brought up and due to

this the welfare of Chandigarh Police Personnel will be look after more effectively”.

This is the great achievement to win medal/position in a very tough competition

like All India Police Games where many outstanding sports persons from all India

Police forces participates.

Police personnel/Home Guard Volunteers have been awarded by the W/IGP with

cash rewards (mentioned against names) and 1st class commendation.

48. 19.03.2016 „Know Your case‟ was held at Police Stations/units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,

Operation Cell and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh. Total 104 persons visited the

police stations and units to know the status of their cases and complaints.

49. 19.03.2016 „Know Your case‟ was held at Police Stations/units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,

Operation Cell and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh. Total 104 persons visited the


50. 19.05.2017 Today in the morning, Awareness and Demonstration of Fire Fighting

Equipments carried out at IRB Complex, Sarangpur by the team of Fire

Department, MC Chandigarh lead by Sub Fire Officer Mr. L.B. Gautam since there

may be a possibility of fire in IRB Complex, which falls in the open jungle area.

The demonstration in the presence of Commandant IRB Sh. Roshan Lal, attended

by IRB DSP/Admin., DSP/Training, 4 Inspectors, 13 NGOs, 8 HCs and 458

Constables (including lady constables). During the demonstration, tips on practical

training, knowledge, skill and confidence to use the fire safety equipments within

their workplace during an emergency was provided. The use of portable fire

extinguisher, a fire hose reel and a fire blanket demonstrated.

In the evening session, the demonstration of fire equipments

was carried out at Police HQrs Sector-9 in the presence of DIG Sh. Alok Kumar,

IPS. During the demonstration, about 200 official which includes Officers and

Police/Ministerial staff posted in PHQ was available and some of them practically

used fire extinguisher. It was also demonstrated where to use Class-A (Powder),

Class-B (Water CO-2) and Class-AB (CO-2) extinguisher specially during the initial

stage of fire.

51. 19.12.2015 National Human Rights Commission and as per guidance of W/IGP, UT, Chandigarh

and under the supervision of W/SSP, UT, Chandigarh, a Debate competition on the

topic of “Is Capital punishment required in India” was organized by Chandigarh Police

at Recruit Training Centre, Police Lines, Sector-26, Chandigarh. 27 Police personnel

(Inspectors, SIs, ASIs, HCs & Constables) from various units of Chandigarh Police

participated in this debate. 250 police personnel attended this function.

52. 20.04.2017 Special Drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at

different parts of the city in which total 18 cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act

got registered. This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is

requested for not breaking the law.

53. 20.07.2017 A special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at





68-1-14 registered in different police Stations: PS/19=1 case, PS/26=2 cases,

PS/IA=6 cases, PS/MM=6 cases, PS/Mauli Jagran=4 cases, PS/IT Park=3 cases.

This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not

breaking the law.

54. 20.8.2016 Chandigarh police launched a Unique Scheme under the title “Know your

case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning. In this

scheme, citizen can visit the concerned Police Stations/units and Traffic Lines Sector-29,

Chandigarh to check the status of their cases and complaints.

In connection with the said scheme, today i.e 20.08.2016, all SHOs as well as,

I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff

and Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective police stations/units and Traffic

Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants. Total 83 persons visited the






A special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different

parts of the city. Under this drive total 46 different cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act

have been registered in different police stations of Chandigarh in which total 46

persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public place. All accused later on

bailed out. The drive will be continuing in future. The detail of cases U/S 68-1-14

registered in different police Stations:- PS/3 =1 case, PS/11= 4 cases, PS/17=3

cases, PS-19=2 cases, PS-26=4 cases, PS/IA= 4 cases, PS/MM=3 cases, PS/IT

Park=3 cases, PS/Mauli Jagran=2 cases, PS/31=2 cases, PS/34=2 cases, PS/34=6

cases, PS/49=2 cases, PS/36=4 cases, PS/39=2 cases, PS/Maloya=1 case. This

drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking

the law.

56. 21.10.2015 A Commemoration Parade was organized at the Ground of Police Station, Sector-17

Chandigarh in memory of the martyred companions. Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, Deputy

Inspector General of Police, UT, Chandigarh along with other police officers paid

homage to their departed comrades at the Martyrs Memorial Site. Last year from 1st

September 2014 to August 2015 total 438 Police Officers and Police Personnel from

paramilitary police forces and police organizations have set exemplary example

before their colleagues by sacrificing their lives during duty.

57. 22.03.2017 In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e.










complaints





A special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at





68-1-14 registered in different police Stations:- PS/11= 2 cases, PS/Sarangpur=1

case, PS/17=2 cases, PS-19=1 case, PS-26=1 case, PS/IA= 1 case, PS/MM=1

case, PS/IT Park=2 cases, PS/Mauli Jagran=3 cases, PS/31=1 case, PS/49=1 case,

PS/39=3 cases, PS/Maloya=2 cases. This drive will be continuing in future, the

general public is requested for not breaking the law.

59. 22.08.2015 On 22.08.2015, Chandigarh Police and HDFC Bank Ltd jointly organized a Free Eye

Check-up camp for Chandigarh Police Personnel‟s and their families in collaboration

with Grewal Eyes Institute, Sector-9, Chandigarh at Multi-purpose Hall, Police Lines,

Sector 26, Chandigarh. To improve the Health Profile of the Police personnel.

60. 22.08.2015 On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, inauguration of the Women Police

Station at Home Guard Building, Sector 17, UT, Chandigarh on 29th August, 2015

61. 23.11.2015 Chandigarh police celebrating 6th police Week-2015 from 23.11.2015 to 30.11.2015. The

basic objective of the week is to build a close bonding with the members of the public

and to form stronger partnerships between Police and the communities they serve. The

said week is being organized to promote respect for law, build public interest in and

support for the Police, thus reducing the gap between the Police and public. During

the Chandigarh Police Week, celebrations will definitely bring community, people,

citizen forums, students closer to Police to build up the desired trust and rapport as

required. Chandigarh Police has been continuously striving to keep the city safe &

secure. Its various units like District Police, Operation Cell, Security Wing, Traffic Police

keep working round the clock to provide best policing services to the citizens. The

following programme were held during Police Week Function.

62. 23.11.2015 Visit of School Children at Police Station and Control Room, PHQ, Sector 9, Chd

63. 24.11.2015 Inauguration of PEB Branch, Smart Identity Card for Chandigarh Police at PHQ, Sector

9, Chandigarh

64. 25.05.2017 Achievement of FICCI Smart Policing Awards 2017 held at FICCI, New

Delhi

Chandigarh Police has been awarded FICCI SMART policing awards 2017

during annual conference on Homeland Security at FICCI, New Delhi on 24-25, May

2017. Chandigarh Police has been award for best practices for implementing smart

policing 2017 under titles “Child Safety, Community Policing, Elderly Safety, Smart

Police Station and women Safety. Out of 133 entries from various State Police

Forces and CAPFs, the esteemed jury members of FICCI Smart Policing Awards

appreciated the tremendous efforts made by Mr. Eish Singhal, IPS, Senior

Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh.

Apart from above, a Special jury Awards of Smart Police Officer has been

awarded to Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SSP/UT for considering his good work. The award

has been received by Sh. Krishan Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Security

(HQ) & Traffic Central-cum-operations cell on behalf of Chandigarh Police given by

Ex Home Secretary, Sh. Pillai Y K Modi, past president FICCI and Meenakshi Lekhi.

65. 26.01.2016 Administrator‟s Police Medal For Distinguished/Meritorious Services on the occasion of

Republic Day-2016 were distributed among 25 police officials of Chandigarh Police by

His Excellency Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Administrator, UT, Chandigarh-cum-Governor

Punjab.

66. 26.01.2017

1. President of India has approved the conferment of the Medal of Home Guards

and Civil Defence to HGV KAMAL KISHORE, No. 1022, Chandigarh Home Guards

for Meritorious Services on the REPUBLIC DAY 2017.

2. Administrator‟s Police Medal For Distinguished/Meritorious

Services/Commendation Certificate On Republic Day-2017:-

Sr.No. Name & Designation of the Official Particular field

1. SI Mahi Pal, No. 808/CHG Distinguished Services

2. SI Baldev Singh, No. 893/CHG Distinguished Services

3. L/HC Balbir Kaur, No. 2178/CP Distinguished Services

4. Insp Dilsher Singh, No. 257/CHG Meritorious Services

5. Insp Balbir Singh, No. 290/CHG Meritorious Services

6. Insp Amanjot Singh, No. 474/CHG Meritorious Services

7. SI Amrao Singh, No. 988/CHG Meritorious Services

8. SI now ORP Insp Dharm Pal, No.

551/CHG

Meritorious Services

9. SI Victor, No. 651/CHG Meritorious Services

10. ASI Rani Devi, No.1132/CHG Meritorious Services

11. ASI Gurdev Singh, No. 1153/CHG Meritorious Services

12. HC Kuldeep Singh, No. 1478/CP Meritorious Services

13. HC Shiv Kumar, No. 1660/CP Meritorious Services

14. HC Kanwar Pal, No.2556/CP Meritorious Services

15. HC Vinod Kumar, No. 2595/CP Meritorious Services

16. HC Rajesh Kumar, No. 3639/CP Meritorious Services

17. HC Amrik Singh, No. 3698/CP Meritorious Services

18. HC Attar Singh, No. 3425/CP Meritorious Services

19. HC (ORP) Yashwant Singh, No.

1438/CP


20. Const. Ajesh Kumar, No. 217/CP Meritorious Services

21. Const. Satyawan Lohan, No.

931/CP


22. L/Const. Seema Thakur No.433/CP Meritorious Services

23. HGV Jasmer Singh No.371/CHG Meritorious Services

67. 26.01.2017

3. President of India has approved the conferment of the Medal of

Home Guards and Civil Defence to HGV KAMAL KISHORE, No. 1022,

Chandigarh Home Guards for Meritorious Services on the REPUBLIC DAY

2017.

4. Administrator’s Police Medal For Distinguished/Meritorious

Services/Commendation Certificate On Republic Day-2017:-


24. SI Mahi Pal, No. 808/CHG for Distinguished Services in

the police department

25. SI Baldev Singh, No. 893/CHG for Distinguished services in


26. L/HC Balbir Kaur, No. 2178/CP for Distinguished Services in


27. Insp Dilsher Singh, No. 257/CHG for Meritorious Services in the

police department

28. Insp Balbir Singh, No. 290/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

29. Insp Amanjot Singh, No. 474/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

30. SI Amrao Singh, No. 988/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

31. SI now ORP Insp Dharm Pal, No. 551/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

32. SI Victor, No. 651/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

33. ASI Rani Devi, No.1132/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

34. ASI Gurdev Singh, No. 1153/CHG for Meritorious services in the

police department

35. HC Kuldeep Singh, No. 1478/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

36. HC Shiv Kumar, No. 1660/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

37. HC Kanwar Pal, No.2556/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

38. HC Vinod Kumar, No. 2595/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

39. HC Rajesh Kumar, No. 3639/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

40. HC Amrik Singh, No. 3698/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

41. HC Attar Singh, No. 3425/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

42. HC (ORP) Yashwant Singh, No. 1438/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

43. Const. Ajesh Kumar, No. 217/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

44. Const. Satyawan Lohan, No. 931/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

45. L/Const. Seema Thakur No.433/CP for Meritorious services in the

police department

46. HGV Jasmer Singh No.371/CHG Commendation Certificate to

Home guards for Meritorious

Services

68. 26.10.2015 Observance of Vigilance Awareness Week-2015 from 26th October to 31st October 2015

on the theme “Preventive Vigilance as a tool of Good Governance” started by the

Chandigarh Administration. Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, DIG/UT, Chandigarh administered the

pledge to employees of Chandigarh Police at Police Headquarters, Sector-9,

Chandigarh at 11-00 AM. Sh. Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, SSP, UT, was also present at this

pledge function.

69. 26.11.2015 Visit of School Children at IRBn complex, Sarangpur

70. 27.02.2016 “Know your case”

“Know your case” was held in Police Stations/units and Traffic Lines Sector-29,

Chandigarh on 27.02.2016. All SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e.

CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in

their respective police stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend

the complainants. Total 65 persons visited the police stations and units to know the

status of their cases and complaints.

71. 27.04.2016 Inauguration of Skill Development programme “YUVASHAKTI”

Today, i.e 27.04.2016, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Inspector General of Police, UT,

Chandigarh inaugurated Skill Development programme for the youth/children of

colony, Sector 25, Chandigarh at the Community Center, Sector-25, Chandigarh. Dr.

Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh along with

other officers of Chandigarh Police was present on this occasion.

A Community Policing Initiative “YUVASHAKTI” is a Skill Development training

programme for the youth of colonies who imparted with skill oriented courses like

plumbing, electrician and other skills. Initially 108 youths/children e trained over a

period of 120 hrs free of cost.

72. 27.06.2017 Special Drive

A special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different

parts of the city. Under this drive total 8 different cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act

have been registered in different police stations of Chandigarh in which total 8

persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public place. All accused later on

bailed out. The drive will be continuing in future. The detail of cases U/S 68-1-14

registered in different police Stations: - PS-26= 1 case, PS/Ind./Area=1 case,

PS/IT Park=2 cases, PS-36= 1 case, PS-Maloya= 3 cases. This drive will be

continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking the law.

73. 27.11.2015 Painting competition of students at CTP, Sector 23

Flag-off of new police vehicles at CTP, Sector 23

74. 28.02.2017 Today, Chandigarh Police organized an award function at Police Headquarters,

Sector-9, Chandigarh in recognition of good work done by Civilians, Traffic

Marshals & Police Personnel’s. On this occasion, police personnel who retired from

government service after attaining the age of superannuation were also honored by

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh.

Sh. Alok Kumar, IPS, DIG/UT, Sh. Eish Singhal SSP/Traffic & Sec., Sh. Ravi

Kumar, IPS, SP/Operations and DSPs and Traffic Marshals were also present at the

function.

The Civilians who were rewarded by W/DGP/UT are:-

Ms. Divya Bhatia R/o H.No. 1972/1, near Qila, Manimajra, Chandigarh was

rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- with 1st class Certificate who had caught a thief on

suspect basis and handed over him to the police. Later 10 bi-cycles and one mobile

phone were recovered from the accused during interrogation.

Smt. Malti Devi W/o Sh. Raj Narain Pandey R/o # 3637, Mauli Complex, UT,

Chandigarh and Smt. Simran W/o Sh. Harminder Singh R/o # 51C, Village Raipur

Khurd, Chandigarh were also rewarded with cash Rs. 5000/- and with 1st class

Certificate. With the help of Smt. Malti Devi who runs a tea stall near park, Mauli

Complex, Chandigarh, a missing child Gaurav was traced out and Smt. Simran kept

the missing child in her safe custody and handed over to his parents in presence of

police party.

The Traffic Marshals who performed their duties with keen interest and utmost

devotion and spent many hours for helping Chandigarh Traffic Police in organizing

Traffic Nakas were also awarded by the W/DGP/UT. The following Traffic Marshals

have been awarded with cash reward of Rs. 2500/- and 1st class commendation

certificate:-

Sr. No. Name of Traffic Marshals

1. Dr. Rajeev Rattan, Traffic Marshal

2. Mr. A.C. Dhawan, Traffic Marshal

3. Mr. Omparkash Chugh, Traffic Marshal

4. Mr. Kuljinder Sra, Traffic Marshal

Besides this, W/DGP/UT appreciated the hard work put in by police

personnel/Home Guard Volunteers and rewarded them for their future

encouragement. The following police personnel/Home Guard Volunteers have been

rewarded with suitable cash reward and commendation certificate for their best

performance after recommended by the Unit level committee for the month of

January-2017.

Sr. No. Rank & Name Unit

1. ASI Somvir Singh 1192/CHG PS-17

2. HC Jasbir Singh 1375/CP O/o SDPO East

3. HC Nafe Singh 1482/CP PS-Mauli Jagran

4. HC Manoj Kumar 971/CP PS-36

5. HC Bal Krishan 3670/CP Wireless workshop

6. HC Brij Lal 1097/CP RTI Branch, PHQ

7. HC Narinder Singh 2917/CP Security Wing

8. Sr. Const. Baldev 171/CP Cash Branch

9. Const. Sunil Mehta 128/CP O/o WSSP/Traffic

10. Const. Satbir 3912/CP PCR Vehicle

11. Const. Kadam 577/CP PCR Vehicle

12. Const. Jasmer Singh 604/CP Traffic

13. Const. Sandeep 6500/CP IRB

14. Vol. Devinder Singh 376/CHG O/o W/IGP

15. Vol. Parkash Singh Negi 712/CHG PS-26

Today, 07 police officers i.e. Inspector (ORP) Bhopal Singh, Inspector (ORP) Omvir

Singh, Insp (ORP) Parkash Chand, Insp (ORP) Jagtar Singh, Sub-Insp Ravinder

Singh, ASI (ORP) Manjit Singh and ASI (ORP) Mohan Singh, of Chandigarh Police

retired from government service after attaining the age of superannuation. All

retirees were honored by the W/DGP/UT with momentums and certificates. The

families of retired police officers were also invited on this occasion.

75. 28.04.2017 Award Function

An award function was held at Traffic Auditorium, Sector 29, Chandigarh in

recognition of good work done by Civilians. On this occasion, police personnel who

retired from police services after attaining the age of superannuation were also

honored by Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT,

Chandigarh. The fourpolice officers who retired from government services after

attaining the age of superannuation are Inspector (ORP) Amrik Singh, Inspector

(ORP) Mahabir Singh, Insp (ORP) Karam Chand, SI Rajwant Singh (ORP). All

retirees were honored by the W/SSP/UT with momentums and certificates. The

families of retired police officers were also invited on this occasion. Smt. Naveen

W/o Late HC Bhup Singh No. 3337/CP also awarded with benefits. The following

police personnel have been rewarded with suitable cash reward of Rs. 3000/-each

and commendation certificate for their best performance in their assigned

duty i.e SI Parmod Kumar, SI Bachittar Singh, HC harbans Singh, HC Devi Lal, HC

Bhag Singh, Sr. c. Jarnail Singh, Sr. C. Pawan Kumar, C. Manjeet Singh, C. Satpal,

C. Raj Kumar, C. Kulwinder Singh, C Naveen Malik, L/c Kanwaljit Kaur, Vol. Charan

Dass, Vol. Subhash Chand, ASI Narinder Singh, ASI Malkiat Singh, HC Vijender

Singh, HC Krishan Pal, HC Ranjit Singh, HC Raj Singh, HC Hari Singh, constable

Vinod Mann, C anand, C Sachin, C Nitin, C Mahinder Kumar, Abhishek, C Pardeep,

L/c Mandpreet, L/c Veerpal Kaur, L/c Reeta, L/c pawan, C. Nikesh, Vol. Surinder Kumar.

Apart from this following Civilians/police who were rewarded by W/SSP/UT are:-

1. Mr. Raghbir Singh (Trainne of Wrestling Coach)

2. HC Raj Singh (Wrestling Coach)

3. Mr. Madan Lal Vashist (Social Worker)

4. Sh. Jitender Singh (Technician)

5. Sh. Deepak Kumar (Technician

76. 28.05.2016 Know Your Case Scheme held in all Police Stations /Units.

In connection with the said scheme, today i.e 28.05.2016, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and

In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic




77. 28.11.2015 Inauguration of Yoga Centre and Final match of Volleyball and Kabaddi, Honour of

sports persons at Police Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh.

78. 29.11.2015 Golf Tournament at CGC

79. 29.7.2016 With the initiative of IGP/UT, institutionalization of Awards from ranks of Constables to

Inspectors (including Home guard volunteers) has been initiated for the first time in

Police Department which is a first initiative in the country. In this regard, on 29.7.2016, an

Award ceremony was held in the Multi Purpose Hall of Police Lines, Sector-26,

Chandigarh.

During Felicitation Ceremony, 24 police officials from the rank of Constable to

Inspector i.e. 1 Inspector, 4 Sis, 1 ASI, 8 HC, 1 Sr. Constable, 7 Constable, 1 Home guard

and 1 Junior Assistant were awarded for demonstrating the highest level of professional,

dedication and sincerity to the duty. This initiative will help to improve the work &

efficiency of police officials and to boost up the morale/confidence of the officials.

These awards will be given on regular basis categories, monthly, quarterly and six

month.

In his address, IGP/UT assured the police officers about the other initiatives taken

by earlier IGPs regarding police welfare, community policing etc will continue in future,

moreover new schemes will be launched for the welfare of police department in near

future.

80. 29.7.2016 On 29.07.2016, a piping ceremony was held in the Multi Purpose Hall of Police Lines,

Sector-26, Chandigarh for newly promoted 4 DSPs. Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, Inspector

General Police, UT Chandigarh was the chief guest of the function. Sh. A.S Cheema,

Deputy Inspector General of Police, Sh. Sukhchain Singh Gill, Senior Superintendent of

Police-UT, Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SP/Traffic & Security and Sh. Ravi Kumar Singh,

SP/Operations and other senior police officials were present on the occasion.

The newly promoted four DSPs is as under:-

1. Yashpal Sharma

2. Nitya Nand

3. Jaswinder Singh

4. Uday Pal Singh

81. 30.01.2016 Chandigarh police launched a Unique Scheme under the title “Know your case” to

bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning. In connection with

the said scheme, on 30.01.2016, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units

i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were

present in their respective police stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh

to attend the complainants. Total 99 persons visited the police stations and units to

know the status of their cases and complaints.

82. 30.01.2016 In the memory of those who gave their lives in the struggle for India‟s freedom 2 minutes

silence was observed in the Parade Ground of Recruit Training Centre, Police Lines

Sector-26, Chandigarh. Sh. R.P. Upadhyaya, IPS, Inspector General of Police, UT

Chandigarh was also present alongwith Sh. Roshan Lal, SP/Communication, Sh. Suman

Kumar, Dy.SP/Lines & Training and 450 Police officers/officials of all ranks of Chandigarh

Police attended this ceremony. The commencement and termination for the two

minutes silence was indicated by the siren and the two minutes silence was observed

from 11.00 A.M. to 11.02 A.M.

83. 30.01.2017 The two boxers i.e. Lady Constable Reena Belt No.4340/CP under 51 kg weight and Ct.

Neeraj No. 3798/CP under 69 kg weight of Chandigarh police have won two medals

i.e. Silver and bronze in their event in 65th All India Police Wrestling Cluster Meet at

Patna, Bihar.

84. 30.01.2017 The two boxers i.e. Lady Constable Reena Belt No.4340/CP under 51 kg weight and

Ct. Neeraj No. 3798/CP under 69 kg weight of Chandigarh police have won two

medals i.e. Silver and bronze in their event in 65th All India Police Wrestling

Cluster Meet at Patna, Bihar.

85. 30.06.2016 A Community Policing Initiative “YUVASHAKTI” is a Skill Development training

programme for the youth of colonies who will be imparted with skill oriented courses like

plumbing, electrician and other skills. Initially 108 youths/children were trained over a

period of 120 hours free of cost. Now, IGP/UT started a new initiative for such students to

keep them away from negative activities by providing them hospitality and hotel

management training at RIG, Greator Noida.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra IPS, IGP/UT interacted with 19 students of depressed areas,

who were imparted training of Hospitality and hotel management training at RIG,

Greater Noida, U.P.. at Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh. The students also

share their experience of training with IGP/UT and Chandigarh Police also planning that

these students will get placements.

86. 30.06.2016 A Community Policing Initiative “YUVASHAKTI” is a Skill Development training

programme for the youth of colonies who will be imparted with skill oriented courses like

plumbing, electrician and other skills. Initially 108 youths/children were trained over a

period of 120 hours free of cost. Now, IGP/UT started a new initiative for such students to

keep them away from negative activities by providing them hospitality and hotel

management training at RIG, Greator Noida.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra IPS, IGP/UT interacted with 19 students of depressed areas,

who were imparted training of Hospitality and hotel management training at RIG,

Greater Noida, U.P.. at Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh. The students also

share their experience of training with IGP/UT and Chandigarh Police also planning that

these students will get placements.

87. 30.10.2015 Chandigarh Administration decided to observe Rashtriya Sankalap Diwas and

Rashtriya Ekta Diwas on 30th October 2015.

Sh. R.P. Upadhyay, IPS, IGP/UT, Chandigarh administered the pledge to

employees of Chandigarh Police at Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh at 11-

00 AM & 11:05 AM. Sh. A.S. Cheema, IPS, DIGP and Sh. Sukhchain Singh Gill, IPS, SSP, UT,

was also present at this pledge function.

88. 30.11.2015 Inauguration of Challaning Branch and ATM machine in Traffic Lines, Sector 29

89. 30.7.2016 To keep the city peaceful & safe, Chandigarh Traffic Police and PCR laid down joint

nakas in different areas of city on 29.7.16 from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The Nakas were

supervised by Sh. Rajeev Kumar Ambasta, DSP/Traffic (Admn., South, R&D and Road

Safety). During these nakas, total 107 challans were issued in which 101 for drunken

driving and 06 challans were for miscellaneous traffic violations. During the drive total

101 vehicles were also impounded. The exercise was done under the close supervision

of Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, W/SSP/Traffic & Security, Chandigarh.

This drive will be continued in future in order to save precious human live. Public

are requested if they are drunken use their friends/relatives to drive or hire taxi but not

drive while drunken.

90. 31.05.2017 Award function for good work done by Police personnel & civilians.

An award function was held at CTP, Sector 23, Chandigarh to recognize the good

work done by Civilians and police officials. On this occasion, police personnel who

retired from police services after attaining the age of superannuation were also

honored by Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, DGP/UT. Sh. Alok Kumar, IPS, DIG/UT,

Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh along with

DSPs and Inspectors and other police officers were also present at the

Function. The seven police officers who retired after attaining the age of

superannuation are (1) Inspector (ORP) Om Parkash, (2) Inspector (ORP) Dharam

Pal, (3) Insp (ORP) Devinder Pal Singh, (4) Insp. (ORP) Amrao Singh, (5) Sub

Inspector (ORP) Ashok Kumar, (6) ASI (ORP) Satwant Singh and (7) Sh Ram Dass,

Water Carrier. All retirees were honored by the W/DGP/UT with momentums and

certificates. The families of retired police officers were also invited on this occasion as a guest of honour.

The following police personnel have been rewarded with cash reward Rs.

5,000/- and commendation certificate class-1 for their good work and best

performances in performing their assigned duties with utmost devotion and keen interest.

SI Om Parkash (PS-26) (Best Investigation Officer), ASI Dilbag Singh (Drill

Instructor), ASI Gurmeet Singh (Court Parvi), ASI Rakesh Rasila (Security Wing),

HC Kadam Singh (PS-Mauli Jagran), HC Sham Sunder (PCR), HC Joginder Singh

(Athletics Coach), HC Kadam Singh (Traffic), HC Rajbir (Traffic), Sr. C. Ashwani

Kumar (SDPO South Office), Sr. C. Balwinder Singh (MT Section), Sr. L/C Daljit

Kaur (Police Family Welfare Centre), C. Avinash (PS-IT Park), C. Jaswinder Singh

(Wireless Operator), C. Anil Kumar (Security Wing), Vol. Ayyapan (SDPO South Office)

Apart from this following Civilians/officials are also rewarded:-

Sh. Swaran Chaudhry, Principal/Captain (Retd.): - He is providing valuable

services to Chandigarh Police by conducting many training classes for RTC recruits

and refreshers regarding personality development, education and general behavior

with public. He is providing volunteer services as Traffic Marshal on daily basis. He has been rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- and Commendation Certificate-1.

Sh. Sunil Sharma # 3745, Sector-22-D, Chandigarh: - He is very helpful in

conducting various traffic awareness programme. He has donated blood 57 times to

save the precious lives in danger. He is co-operative in conducting various traffic

awareness camps and drives. He is contributing his valuable time with traffic police

in interest of general public. He has been rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- and Commendation Certificate-1.

Sh. Khushi Ram # 3036, Sector-45-D, Chandigarh:- He helped Chandigarh

Police to caught the snatchers on the spot near Mandi Ground, Sector 45,

Chandigarh on 21/22.05.2017. The Complainant Khushi Ram done a appreciable

job. He has been rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- and Commendation Certificate-1.

The workers and officials of Police Hospital, Sector 26, Chandigarh who were

found to perform their duties with great interest dedication and utmost devotion

were also rewarded i.e. Smt. Yashoda Dobhal, Pharmacist, Smt. Vidhya Devi, Ward

Servant, Smt. Sheela, Sweeper. They have been rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- and Commendation Certificate-1.

Sh. Dev Raj (Auto Driver): - During the investigation of case FIR No. 109

dated 22.05.2017 U/S 454, 380 IPC, PS-Ind. Area, Chandigarh, Sh. Dev Raj (Auto

Driver) helped Chandigarh Police to arrest the accused in above said case. He has been rewarded with cash Rs. 5,000/- and Commendation Certificate-1.

A team consisting following Police Officials, Insp. Davinder Singh, SI Krishan

Kumar, ASI Parvinder, HC Joginder Singh, HC Jaimal Singh, HC Narinder Singh, C

Sandeep Kumar, C Karambir Singh, C Sunil Kumar, C Inderjit, C Inder Pal, C

Parveen Kumar, Vol. Parveen Kumar were also rewarded with suitable cash reward

and Commendation Certificate Class-1. They took prompt action and was able to

work out the case case FIR No. 109 dated 22.05.2017 U/S 454, 380 IPC, PS-Ind.

Area, Chandigarh by arresting the accused persons with sincere efforts and also

recovered all stolen articles gold, silver & artificial jewelry worth Rs. 7-8 lacs and

mobile phone and Xcent car from their possession.

91. 31.10.2015 Know Your Case Scheme was held on 31.10.2015, all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-

charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, EOW, CAW, Operation Cell staff and

Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective police stations/units and Traffic Lines,

Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants. Total 53 persons visited in all police

stations and units to know the status of their cases/complaints and challans. The office

of the concerned DSP took the feedback of citizens regarding their visit.

92. 31.12.2016 182 Police officials promoted on the eve of New Year-2017

Inspector General of Police, UT, Chandigarh has approved the promotion of

182 Police officials on the recommendations of the Departmental Promotion

Committee of Chandigarh police which include 71 ASIs who have been promoted to

the rank of Sub Inspector, 52 Head Constables to the rank of ASI and 59 Constables to

the rank of Head Constables. This is a New Year gift to the promoted officials and their

families, which will build up the morale and confidence of the promoted police

personnel, who were awaiting their due promotions.

Beside this, five police personnel i.e. (One HC and four constables) who were

under suspension have been reinstated to perform regular duty.

93. 31.12.2016 182 Police officials promoted on the eve of New Year-2017

Inspector General of Police, UT, Chandigarh has approved the promotion of

182 Police officials on the recommendations of the Departmental Promotion

Committee of Chandigarh police which include 71 ASIs who have been promoted to

the rank of Sub Inspector, 52 Head Constables to the rank of ASI and 59 Constables to

the rank of Head Constables. This is a New Year gift to the promoted officials and their

families, which will build up the morale and confidence of the promoted police

personnel, who were awaiting their due promotions.

Beside this, five police personnel i.e. (One HC and four constables) who were

under suspension have been reinstated to perform regular duty.

94. 07.09.2017 Public Property Defacement

In continuation of special drive against pasting of promotion posters and any other

advertisement posters at public places in the city. Yesterday (06.09.2017), the drive was

conducted and total 25 different cases U/S 3(1) Delhi prevention of Defacement Act

2007, were got registered against the violators in respective Police Stations of

Chandigarh (i.e. PS/Sarangpur=1 case, PS/26= 3 cases, PS/Ind. Area= 4 cases, PS/MM=

3 cases, PS/Mauli Jagran-4 cases, PS/IT Park = 2 cases, PS/31 = 3 cases, PS/34 = 1 case

and PS/Maloya= 4 cases). Any person who will deface the public property by pasting

any kind of advertisement/promotion posters will be prosecuted according to the law.

The General public/students are requested for not pasting the

advertisement/promotion posters at public places in City Beautiful. Such drive will

continue in future.

95. 07.08.2017 Special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different parts

of the city in which total 38 cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act got registered. This drive will

be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking the law.

In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place,

yesterday, the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total

38 different cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act have been registered in different police

stations of Chandigarh in which total 38 persons were arrested while consuming liquor

at public place. All accused later on bailed out. The detail of police Stations in which

cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act got registered:- PS/3=3 cases, PS/11=6 cases,

PS/Sarangpur-2 cases, PS/17=5 cases, PS/Mani Majra=5 cases, PS/Mouli Jagran=2cases,

PS/IT Park=2 cases, PS/Ind. Area=5 cases, PS/31=1 case, PS/34=1 case, PS/36=4 cases

and PS/49=1 case. This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested

for not breaking the law.

96. 14.08.2017 To nab the miscreants & criminals in the city, a special night checking was carried out

on the intervening night of 13/14.08.2017. Total 68 night domination Nakas were placed

at various locations of the city from 10 PM to 2 AM on night intervening 13/14.08.2017 to

avoid any untoward incidents and to maintain Law & Order in the city. Total 9754

vehicles were checked out of which 191 vehicles were issued challan and 28 vehicles

were impounded. Total 560 police personnel including 6 GOs, 16 SHOs, 10 Inspectors, 12

PCR Vehicles, 10 Cheetah Motorcycles and 460 NGOs/Ors were deployed at these

Nakas.

Beside this, a special search has also been carried out from time to time at

various places i.e. Vital Installation, ISBT, Sector-17 and 43, Railway Station, Airport, busy

markets etc to avoid any untoward incident. Such types of exercise will be repeated in

other parts of the City.

97. 06.09.2017 SPECIAL DRIVE UNDER DEFACEMENT OF PROPERTY ACT-2007

In continuation of special drive against pasting of promotion posters and any other

advertisement posters at public places in the city. Yesterday (05.09.2017), total 39

different cases U/S 3(1) Delhi prevention of Defacement Act 2007, were got registered

against the violators in respective Police Stations of Chandigarh. (i.e. PS/03=3 cases,

PS/11=2 cases, PS/17=2 cases, PS/SarangPur=2 cases, PS/19=1 case, PS/26=4 cases,

PS/Ind. Area=4 cases, PS/Mouli Jagran=1 case, PS/IT Park=1 case, PS/Mani Majra=4

cases, PS/34=7 cases, PS/49=1 case, PS/36=1 case, PS/39=6 cases. Any person who will

deface the public property by pasting any kind of advertisement/promotion posters will

be prosecuted according to the law. The General public/students are requested for

not pasting the advertisement/promotion posters at public places in City Beautiful.

98. 10.09.2017 By paying the special attention to work out the kidnapping cases of children and for

the security of the children and citizens in the city beautiful, a special drive was

conducted under the monitoring of senior officers to trace out the missing/kidnapped

children in the city. This special drive was conducted at Police Stations level. In this drive

8 juveniles were traced out in last seven days (i.e. 02.09.2017 till 09.09.2017). Officers at

Police station level did tremendous job to trace out the children and further handing

them over to their parents.

In three different cases of PS-36, PS-Ind. Area and PS-31, Chandigarh, with the

efforts of Chandigarh Police the missing/kidnapped children have been traced out

within short span of time.

At first instance one boy namely A‟ (changed name) age about 12 Years R/o Sector

52, Chandigarh was reported to be missing/kidnapped on 07.09.2017. A case FIR No.

314 dated 07.9.17 U/S 363 IPC was registered in PS-36, Chandigarh. The missing boy was

traced on same day i.e. 07.09.2017 within 12 hours of time.

At second instance two boys namely B‟ & C‟ (changed name) both age about 15/16

Years R/o Daria, Chandigarh were reported to be missing/kidnapped from Daria,

Chandigarh. A case FIR No. 269 dated 09.09.17 U/S 363 IPC was registered in PS-Ind.

Area, Chandigarh. The both missing boys have been traced out within 24 hours.

At third instance two girls namely D‟ & E‟ (changed name) both age about 13 Years

R/o Hallo Majra, Chandigarh were reported to be missing/kidnapped since 06.09.2017.

A case FIR No. 279 dated 6.9.17 U/S 363 IPC was registered in PS-31, Chandigarh. Both

the missing girls were traced from Hardoi (UP) on 09.09.2017.

All above found/traced children were handed over to their parents.

Besides this, Anti Human Trafficking Unit of Chandigarh Police launched Operation

Muskan-III w.e.f from 1st July, 2017 to 31stJuly, 2017. Under this operation data of missing

children was obtained from MOB and door to door survey was conducted. After door-

to-door survey and visits, 48 children out of 115 were traced. In this regard, 21 teams

were sent to different places that are - Kharar, Mohali, Kurali, Pkl, Ambala, Maharastra,

Delhi, Gurgaon, Bombay, Kolkata, UP, Gujarat, Rajasthan etc.

This special attention drive will be continued on priority basis to trace out the other

kidnapping cases especially of juveniles.




In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place, yesterday,

the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total 28 different

cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act have been registered in different police stations of

Chandigarh in which total 28 persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public

place. All accused later on bailed out. The detail of police Stations in which cases U/S

68-1-14 Excise Act got registered: - PS-03= 3 Cases PS-11= 1 Case, PS-Sarangpur= 3

cases, PS-26= 2 cases, PS-IA= 5 Cases, PS-MM= 4 Cases, PS-IT Park= 1 case, PS/31= 4

cases, PS/49= 1 case. This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is





In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place, yesterday,

the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total 39 different

cases U/S 68-1-14 Excise Act have been registered in different police stations of

Chandigarh in which total 44 persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public

place. All accused later on bailed out. The detail of police Stations in which cases U/S

68-1-14 Excise Act got registered: - PS-03 = 1 case, PS-11= 8 cases, PS-17= 6 cases, PS-

Sarangpur= 5 cases, PS-19= 2 cases, PS-26= 3 cases, PS-IA= 3 cases, PS-MM= 2 cases, PS-

IT Park = 2 cases, PS-Mauli Jagran= 2 cases, PS/31= 1 case, PS/34= 1 case, PS/36= 1

case, PS/36= 1 case, PS/39= 1 case, PS/49= 1 case. This drive will be continuing in future,

the general public is requested for not breaking the law.

101. 17.09.2017 With the oath of „Swachhata Abhiyaan‟, Chandigarh Police pledged its commitment

to the aims and objectives of Swachhata Abhiyaan of Chandigarh Administration. To

coincide with the ideals and vision of a clean India of Mahatma Gandhi whose is the

inspiration behind this campaign, Today, a cleanliness drive under „Swachhata

Abhiyaan‟ was launched by Chandigarh Police in all branches of Police Headquarters,

Police Stations, Police Posts, Police Lines, Training Centre and all other units of

Chandigarh Police including India Reserve Battalion situated at Sarangpur, UT,

Chandigarh.

At the first instance, the physical cleanliness of police establishments was

ensured by the participation of employee/staff of Chandigarh Police. All the units of

Chandigarh Police started Swachhta Abhiyan by cleaned up their offices as well as

surroundings. A lot of waste articles and other garbage were removed and old record

is being weeded out.

102. 09.08.2017 Public Grievances Redressal Campaign

To bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning, Chandigarh

Police is launching a scheme under title “Public Grievances Redressal Campaign” in all

police stations of Chandigarh from August 2017 for the Redressal of public

grievances/complaints. The main idea behind this scheme is to Redress/disposal of

maximum complaints/grievances of general public more effectively and in short span

of time. For this purpose, 2nd Saturday of every month has been fixed as the “Public

Grievances Redressal Campaign”. On that day All SHOs along with E/Os will remain

present in the police station from 10 AM to 2 PM. SDPOs of each sub-division will also

personally review the process by spending adequate time in each police station of his

sub-division on that day from 10 AM to 2 PM. He will also interact with the complainants

and general public present there. General Public / complainant / petitioners are

hereby invited/requested to visit their respective police on the given date (i.e. Every

2nd Saturday of every month) during 10 AM to 2 PM to redress their grievances. In this

regard on 12th August, 2017 has been fixed for Public Grievances Redressel Campaign.

103. 23.09.2017 Know Your Case held on 23.09.2017

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e. 23.09.2017,

all SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,


stations/units and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants. Total

82 persons visited the police stations and units to know the status of their cases and

complaints.





104. 25.09.2017 Achievement in 27th All India GV Malvankar Shooting Championship by Home Guard

Volunteer Gurinder Singh

The Shooting team of Chandigarh Police and Home Guard put in another gem in the

field of sports & games by winning a Gold Medal in 27th All India GV Malvankar

Shooting Championship at Mumbai, from 14 September to 26 September-2017. The

shooter namely Gurinder Singh, Platoon Commander won the Gold Medal in 50 meter

small bore shooting event.

Besides this, earlier he also participated in Chandigarh State Rifle Shooting

Championship at Chandigarh and won two gold medals in 50 meter small bore

shooting event.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh,

congratulated him for achievement.

105. 29.09.2017 Award Function held for honouring Civilian & Police Personnels for their good work

An award function was held at GO‟s Mess, Police Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh to

recognize the good work done by Civilians, police officials and Home Guards. On this

occasion, police personnel who retired from police services after attaining the age of

superannuation were also honored by Dr. O.P. Mishra, IPS, DIG/UT, Ms. Nilambari Vijay

Jagadale, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh, Sh. Shashank Anand,

IPS, SSP/Traffic, and Sh. Eish Singhal, IPS, SP/Head Quarters. Other Police Officers

including DSPs and Inspectors were also present at the Function. The police officers and

other officials who retired after attaining the age of superannuation are Insp. ORP Brij

Raj, SI ORP Baljinder Singh, Smt. Poonam Bhalla (Sr. Asstt.), ASI ORP Rani, Smt. Shanti

Devi (Aya). The families of retired police officers were also invited on this occasion as a

Guest of Honor.

The following police personnel have been rewarded with cash reward Rs. 5,000/- each

and Commendation Certificate for their good work and best performances.

HC Om Singh No. 415/CP, PS-03:- HC Om Singh had shown extraordinary bravery to

catch the snatcher despite sustained physical injuries from accused. HC Om Singh was

on patrolling duty near Small Chowk, Sector 2/3, Chandigarh on 20.09.2017, in the

meantime he got a wireless message of snatching/Robbery in Sector-15, Chandigarh

by motor cyclist bearing No. 6819. Suddenly he noticed the person having same

description as accused was given on wireless. He with his intelligence and with

presence of mind followed the accused and apprehended accused. Accused hit him

on the face and resultantly his tooth was broken. HC Om Singh did not give up and sat

an example of bravery despite getting physical injuries. He stifled the efforts of snatcher

and finally nabbed him.

One civilian also rewarded by the W/DIG/UT with commendation certificate and cash

Rs. 5,000/-:-

Sh. Vinod Kumar S/o Sh. Sadhu Ram R/o # 2908, Sector 56, Chandigarh: - He

played a vital role to work out a murder case (FIR No. 82 dated 20.09.2016 U/S 302, 34

IPC of PS-Sarangpur) by giving his statement in the court. Resultant which, accused

have been sentenced life imprisonment.

Apart from above the following police personnel / Home Guard

Volunteers have also been rewarded with suitable cash rewards and Commendation

Certificate for their good work and best performances in their assigned duties with

utmost devotion and keen interest.

Inspector Kapil Dev (Traffic East), SI Surinder Gautam (PS-11), SI Arun Kumar (Security

Wing), HC Jagbir Singh (PS-Mauli Jagran), C. Parmod Kumar No. 1116/CP (PS-31), HC

Varinder Singh (PS-11), HC Inder Singh (O/o SP Hqrs), HC Puran Singh (DDA Branch), HC

Gursahib Singh (Drill Instructor), HC Yashpal Singh (Static Guard), HC Iqbal Singh

(Traffic), C. Surinder (PS-11), C. Balwinder (I/C PCR Echo-20), C. Charan Jyoti (Driver

PCR Echo-20), C. Ram Gopal (PEB Branch), C. Harish (IRB), L/C Rabina (IRB), Vol.

Sanjeev (PS-11), Sh. Lalit Kumar (Clerk, I/C Stationery Store, PHQ),

106. 14.10.2017 Public Grievances Redressal Campaign

To bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning, Chandigarh Police

launched a scheme under title“Public Grievances Redressal Campaign” in all police stations

of Chandigarh for the Redressal of public grievances/complaints. The main idea behind

this scheme is to Redress/disposal of maximum complaints/grievances of general public

more effectively and in short span of time. For this purpose, 2ndSaturday of every month

has been fixed as the “Public Grievances Redressal Campaign”.

Today, 3rd Public Grievances Redressal Campaign was organized inwhich, all SHOs along

with E/Os were present in the police station from 10 AM to 2 PM. SDPOs of each sub-

division had also personally reviewed the process by spending adequate time at each police

station of their sub-division.

During this camp, total 234 complainants/petitioners visited the Police Stations to know

the present status of their complaints. The facts of complaints were discussed with

complainants.

During the camp problems/issues were discussed and instructions/directions regarding

these have been issued to concerned Police officials/Beat staff to comply with

accordingly. During the meeting a healthy interaction has been made between police and

public.

107. 19.10.2017

55 cases U/S 188 IPC were registered in which 38 persons were arrested who were

violating orders of Hon‟ble High Court.

Keeping in view of the festive season, Chandigarh Police made adequate

arrangements of law & order and also for the purpose of traffic regulation and traffic

rules enforcement so that the citizen of Chandigarh can celebrate the DIWALI festival

without any inconvenience.

Approximately 1500 police personnel from police stations/units, IRB, Operation

Cell & PCR were deployed for law & order duties including 6 DSPs and 25 Inspectors on

17th October to 19th October. 830 police personnel from police stations/units, about 400

from Traffic Unit and 180 from PCR were deployed. Traffic Police was also present in the

field and remained vigilant throughout the day to regulate the traffic smoothly. The

duties of the staff were fixed on day night basis during this festive season.

To follow the directions of Hon‟ble High Court the sufficient force was deployed

to maintain law and order in the city. The orders of Deputy Commissioner UT Chandigarh

U/S 144 Cr.P.C. regarding bursting/selling/storage of fire crackers were followed and

legal action under section 188 IPC & 9(B) Explosive Act was taken against the violators.

i. Total 55 cases were registered out of which 53 of U/S 188 IPC and 2

cases were of 188 IPC & 9(B) Explosive Act in which total 38 persons were

arrested.

ii. In the last four days (i.e. 17, 18, 19, 20 October, 2017) total 55 cases U/S

188 IPC were registered against persons who were bursting/selling fire

crackers and out of these 55 cases, about 18 cases were against the

unknown persons who were bursting the crackers beyond permissible day &

time limit (6:30 PM to 9:30 PM on Diwali day). Sincere efforts are being

made to trace/identify these unknown violators.

iii. Two cases U/S 188 IPC & 9(B) Explosive Act were registered in Police

Station Sector 36 against the violators who were arrested while

storing/selling fire crackers without any license/ permit. 66 Kg and 45 Kg

of fire crackers were seized in above two cases. Total 13 persons were

arrested after registration of cases against them of selling crackers

without permission and license.

iv. Besides above, 25 persons were arrested after registration of cases

against them who were bursting fire crackers beyond permissible time

limit.

No untoward incident was reported during this festival season and situation

remained peaceful in the city. Worthy DGP, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra appreciated the

staff for doing their duties more vigilantly. The Unit In-charges and other senior officers

also greeted their staff on the occasion of Diwali.

108. 28.10.2017

Know Your Case Scheme

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, on 28.10.2017, all SHOs

as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units i.e. CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW, Operation

Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective police stations/units

and Traffic Lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh to attend the complainants. Total 232 persons

visited the police stations and units to know the status of their cases and complaints.

This Unique Scheme was launched by Chandigarh Police in 2013 under the title “Know your

case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning. Under this

scheme, citizen visits the concerned Police Stations/units and Traffic Lines Sector-29,


109. 22.11.2017 to

26.11.2017 Special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different

parts of the city in which total 42 cases U/S 68-1 (B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510

IPC got registered.

In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place,

yesterday, the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total

42 different cases U/S 68-1(B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC got registered in

different police stations of Chandigarh from 22.11.2017 to 26.11.2017 in which total 42

persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public place. All accused later on bailed

out. This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not

breaking the law.

110. 09.12.2017 Public Grievances Redress Campaign


launched a scheme under title“Public Grievances Redress Campaign” from August 2017 in

all police stations of Chandigarh to redress grievances/complaints of public. The main idea

behind this scheme is to redress/dispose maximum complaints/grievances of general

public more effectively and in the short span of time. For this purpose, 2nd Saturday of

every month has been fixed as the “Public Grievances Redress Campaign”.

Today 09.12.2017, 5th Public Grievances Redress Campaign was organized by all

SDPO‟s wherein all SHOs along with E/Os were present in the all police stations from 10

AM to 2 PM. During this camp, total 217 complainants/petitioners visited the Police

Stations & Cyber Crime Cell. The camp was also organized in Cyber Crime Investigation

Cell in which35 complainants/petitioners visited. SDPOs of each sub-division also reviewed

the process personally by spending adequate time at each police station of their sub-

division. The facts of complaints were discussed with complainants. During the camp

problems/issues discussed and instructions/directions regarding these have been issued

to concerned Police officials/Beat staff to comply with accordingly. During the meeting a

healthy interaction was made between police and public.

111. 02.12.2017 Know Your Case Scheme

In continuation of Know Your Case Scheme of Chandigarh police, today i.e. 02.12.2017, all

SHOs as well as, I/Os, and In-charge of other units like CIA, Cyber Crime cell, CAW,

EOW, Operation Cell staff and Traffic Inspectors were present in their respective police



and complaints.

This Unique Scheme was launched by Chandigarh Police in 2013 under the title “Know your

case” to bring greater transparency and accountability in police functioning. Under this

scheme, citizen visits the concerned Police Stations/units and Traffic Lines Sector-29,


112. 11.11.2017 Public Grievances Redress Campaign


launched a scheme under title “Public Grievances Redress Campaign” from August 2017 in

all police stations of Chandigarh to redress grievances/complaints of public. The main idea

behind this scheme is to redress/dispose maximum complaints/grievances of general

public more effectively and in the short span of time. For this purpose, 2nd Saturday of

every month has been fixed as the “Public Grievances Redress Campaign”.

Today, 4th Public Grievances Redress Campaign was organized by all SDPO‟s

wherein all SHOs along with E/Os were present in the all police stations from 10 AM to 2

PM. During this camp, total 174 complainants/petitioners visited the Police Stations &

Cyber Crime Cell. The camp was also organized in Cyber Crime Investigation Cell in which

31 complainants/petitioners visited. SDPOs of each sub-division also reviewed the

process personally by spending adequate time at each police station of their sub-

division. The facts of complaints were discussed with complainants. During the camp

problems/issues were discussed and instructions/directions regarding these have been

issued to concerned Police officials/Beat staff to comply with accordingly. During the

meeting a healthy interaction was made between police and public.

113. 31.12.2017

Chandigarh Police Arrangements Regarding New Year Eve 2017-2018

Keeping in view of the New Year Eve (Celebrations) of 2018, Chandigarh Police

made large-scale arrangements of law & order and also for the purpose of traffic

regulation. All Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants, Community Centers, Markets, prominent places

were covered by deployment of maximum police force including lady police force. Special

lady police squad and 9 PCR vehicles with lady police were deployed for this purpose.

About 1500 police personnel from police stations, different wings, IRB & PCR were

deployed for law & order duties including 8 DSPs and 38 SHO/Inspectors, 164 NGOs/HCs,

835 constables, 111 lady ORs and 275 Home Guard Volunteers. Commando staff, cheetah

staff, special trauma Van/PCR Ambulances were also deployed under preventive steps.

Apart from above the Police personnel of Traffic wing were also deployed at drunken

driving Nakas and for traffic regulation and traffic rules enforcement.

Chandigarh Police set 18 outer + 32 inner nakas at different points in the city.

Total 73 vehicles were issued challan and 14 vehicles were impounded by staff of police

stations. Four cases U/S 68(1)B PP Act 2017 and 510 IPC were registered against the

persons who were found consuming liquor at public places. Under preventive action 107/151

CrPC was initiated against three persons by staff of PS-31 and PS-Maloya, Chandigarh.

Apart from this, a case FIR No. 01 dated 01.01.2018 U/S 332, 353 IPC has been

registered in PS-31, Chandigarh on the complaint of SI Ramesh Kumar, Traffic Wing

against Gurdev Singh R/o H.No. 3054, Sector 21-D, Chandigarh who was found driving his

vehicle under influence of alcohol at traffic naka. He misbehaved and manhandled with

Traffic Marshal deputed at traffic naka and also obstructed duty of traffic staff.

Accused has been arrested in this case.

Total 04 women called PCR to seek the police help for dropping them at their

residence/destinations on night intervening of 31 Dec, 2017/01 January, 2018.

Apart from this, on night intervening 31st Dec 2017 & 1st Jan 2018, Total 286

events/spots were generated where PCR dispatched for police assistance as compared to

291 in last year-2017 (from 8 PM to 8AM). Majority of calls were of quarrel= 100, for

Noise pollution= 39, Creating nuisance on public place= 37. Besides this, 36 calls were of

accidents and remaining 66 calls of other miscellaneous events.

The city remain peaceful, no untoward incident was reported during this period.

114. 26.01.2018 ADMINISTRATOR‟S POLICE MEDAL FOR

DISTINGUISHED/ MERITORIOUS SERVICES ON REPUBLIC DAY-2018:-


47. Insp. Dilbagh Singh No. 275/CHG for Distinguished Services in


48. ASI Charanjit Singh No. 1088/CHG for Distinguished services in


49. ASI (ORP) Ram Lubhaya No. 387/CHG for Distinguished Services in


50. L/SI Eram Rizvi No. 695/CHG for Meritorious Services in


51. L/SI Sarita Roy No. 699/CHG for Meritorious Services in


52. SI Nand Lal No. 725/CHG for Meritorious Services in


53. ASI Mahabir Singh No. 1165/CHG for Meritorious Services in


54. ASI Naresh Chander No. 1219/CHG for Meritorious Services in


55. ASI ORP Gurdial Singh No. 571/CP for Meritorious Services in


56. HC Shashi Kumar No. 2297/CP for Meritorious Services in


57. HC Jai Kishore No. 46/CP for Meritorious Services in


58. HC Satyavir Singh No. 3501/CP for Meritorious services in


59. HC (ORP) Barinder Singh No. 261/CP for Meritorious services in


60. Sr. Const. Virender Kumar No. 3020/CP for Meritorious services in


61. Sr. Const. Ranvir Singh No. 151/CP for Meritorious services in


62. Sr. Const. Sukhbir Singh No. 1454/CP for Meritorious services in


63. Sr. Const. Darshan Kumar No. 1052/CP for Meritorious services in


64. Const. Raghubir Singh No. 653/CP for Meritorious services in


65. Const. Jagdish Chand No. 1364/CP for Meritorious services in


66. Const. Jarnail Singh No. 733/CP for Meritorious services in


115. 10.02.2018 A community policing initiative by Chandigarh Police for „Youth Skill Development‟ at

Infosys

Today, a Training Session on skill development was organized for the

children/students of slum areas/colonies in collaboration with Infosys at Infosys Building,

IT Park, Chandigarh under the guidance of Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director

General of Police, UT, Chandigarh.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh

inaugurated this Skill Development training session along with Ms. Nilambari Jagdale, IPS,

Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh. The youth/children under age group

from Class 10th to undergraduate were got involved from slum areas/colonies lying in

jurisdictions of different police stations of Chandigarh. The pick & drop facility was also

provided to the students by Chandigarh Police.

Sh. Vikas Ahuja, Development Centre Head – Infosys Chandigarh explained various

scenarios where the Information Technology can be beneficial for the youths. The

objective of the session was to provide an opportunity where experts would explain the

importance of Communication Skills and offer technical training sessions to youngsters.

Total 90 students/children were imparted training on skill development i.e. communication

skill, computer knowledge, computer typing, online transactions, online booking, online

purchasing etc.

DGP/UT in his speech said „these kinds of training will enable the youth to learn

skilled courses and helpful for their better future. It will also give them better

placements.

This type of community policing initiative will be continuing in future and will also

be planned to organize such skill development training at computer lab of RTC, Police

Lines, Chandigarh for these students.

116. 24.01.2017 Reward to the Police Personnel for cracking gang rape case

Chandigarh Police had done a commendable job by cracking a gang rape case FIR No. 411

dated 18.11.2017 U/S 376-D, 506 IPC, registered in Police Station Sector 36, Chandigarh

by apprehending all accused in this case.

The team of Police Officers/officials performed with professionalism like

consoling throughout the victim and obtained as much as information from her, getting tip

off information about prime accused and developing information, collaborating evidence,

analyzing CDR and name and address of other co-accused, conducting raids at possible

hide outs of accused, technical assistance etc. Keeping in view of performance, intelligence

and dedication of the following police personnel of Chandigarh Police in this case, Sh.

Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh has approved the

recommendation of cash reward of Rs. 10,000/- each along with class-1 commendation

certificate for their future encouragement.

Sr. No. Name & Designation Posting

1. Inspector Ranjodh Singh No.

311/CHG

PS-49

PS-49

2. C. Devinder Kumar No. 4169/CP

3. C. Paramjit Singh No. 2667/CP

4. C. Jaiveer No. 5162/CP

5. C. Sandeep No. 4771/CP

6. Sr. C. Azad Kumar No. 12/CP

7. C. Ashwani No. 3972/CP

8. Insp. Nasib Singh No. 276/CHG PS-36

9. SI Omparkash No. 691/CHG I/C PP-61

10. ASI Satish Kumar No. 2384/CP PS-36

11. Insp. Ram Rattan

PS-Maloya 12. SI Ashok Kumar 62/CHG

13. Const. Palwinder Singh 1868/CP

14. Const. Varinder Kumar 4124/CP

15. Vol. Major No. 843/CHG

16. Inspector Gurjeet Kaur No.

269/CHG

PS-31

117. 26.01.2018 PRESIDENT‟S HOME GUARDS MEDAL FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE ON REPUBLIC

DAY 2018

Sr.

No.

Name of Home

Guard

Citation

1. Home Guard

Volunteer Baljinder

Singh

Home Guard Volunteer Baljinder Singh S/o Shri

Lashkar Singh was enrolled as volunteer in Chandigarh

Home Guards on 23.10.2002 for law and order duties.

During 15 years of his service, he remained deployed

in Photo Section of Chandigarh Police Department. He

is an expert in photography and doing his duties with

full devotion and efficiency. His dealing with public

has been very decent and amiable. He has been taking

keen interest in his duties. He is an asset to Home

Guards organization. Due to his devotion to his duties,

He has been awarded by his senior officers with 67

commendation certificates class I/II with various

cash rewards.

2. Home Guard

Volunteer Suraj

Pariya

Home Guard Volunteer Suraj Priya S/o Shri Neem

Bahadur was enrolled as volunteer in Chandigarh

Home Guards on 10.07.2000 for Cook Duties. During

16½ years of his service, he remained deployed in

canteen PHQ, Sector 9/D, Chandigarh for cook

duties. He has enormous knowledge of cooking. His

dealing with public has been very decent and amiable.

He has been taking keen interest in his duties. He is

an asset to Home Guards organization. Due to his

devotion to his duties he has been awarded by his

senior officers with 55 commendation certificates

class I/II/III with various cash rewards.

3.

118. 10.02.2018 A community policing initiative by Chandigarh Police for „Youth Skill Development‟ at

Infosys

Today, a Training Session on skill development was organized for the

children/students of slum areas/colonies in collaboration with Infosys at Infosys Building,

IT Park, Chandigarh under the guidance of Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director

General of Police, UT, Chandigarh.

Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh

inaugurated this Skill Development training session along with Ms. Nilambari Jagdale, IPS,

Senior Superintendent of Police, UT, Chandigarh. The youth/children under age group

from Class 10th to undergraduate were got involved from slum areas/colonies lying in

jurisdictions of different police stations of Chandigarh. The pick & drop facility was also

provided to the students by Chandigarh Police.

Sh. Vikas Ahuja, Development Centre Head – Infosys Chandigarh explained various

scenarios where the Information Technology can be beneficial for the youths. The

objective of the session was to provide an opportunity where experts would explain the

importance of Communication Skills and offer technical training sessions to youngsters.

Total 90 students/children were imparted training on skill development i.e. communication

skill, computer knowledge, computer typing, online transactions, online booking, online

purchasing etc.

DGP/UT in his speech said „these kinds of training will enable the youth to learn

skilled courses and helpful for their better future. It will also give them better

placements.

This type of community policing initiative will be continuing in future and will also

be planned to organize such skill development training at computer lab of RTC, Police

Lines, Chandigarh for these students.

119. 25.03.2018 DGP Invitational Golf Tournament-2018

Chandigarh Police in collaboration with SARA Group organized the DGP Invitational

Golf Tournament on 24th & 25th March 2018.

The inaugural edition of the 5th DGP Invitational Golf Tournament was held at

Panchkula Golf Club, Sector 3, Panchkula, Haryana on 24.03.2018. Over 100 prominent

officers/participants had participated in this competition on 24th March. The tournament

was being organized by Chandigarh Police in collaboration with SARA Group. Chandigarh

Police made all necessary arrangements for the guest players who came to Chandigarh

from other states for participation. The tournament was played in good sports spirit and

in full enthusiasm. Through this tournament the Chandigarh Police ensured interaction and

engagement with the top corporate, bureaucrats and entrepreneurs of the region. The

tournament is a part of the constant endeavor of Chandigarh Police to reach to various

sections of the society through various programme and events.

The Tournament was concluded at Chandigarh Golf Club, Sector 6, Chandigarh on

25th March, 2018. His Excellency, Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Governor Punjab cum

Administrator, UT, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest on this occasion. Sh. Tajender Singh

Luthra, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh along with other senior officers of Chandigarh Police,

members of Chandigarh Golf Club and other distinguished guests were present on this

occasion. The Chandigarh Golf Club played a perfect host with its glorious vistas and

unique challenges, as the second day of tournament saw participation of over 118

prominent golfers of the region.

The event concluded with a grand prize presentation ceremony along with High Tea. His

Excellency, Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Governor Punjab cum Administrator, UT, Chandigarh

distributed the prizes among the winners. DGP/Chandigarh, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra,

presented a Momentum to the His Excellency.

120. 20.05.2018 DGP/UT rewarded CTU driver & Conductor for showing exemplary courage and saving

girl.

Today, Sh. Tajender Singh Luthra, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh along

with Ms. Nilambari Jagdale, IPS, SSP/UT, Chandigarh, DSP Sh. Yashpal Vinayak and Insp

Ranjodh Singh, SHO/PS-36, rewarded driver Mohit Thakur No. DD-236 of CTU Depot No.

2. Mr. Mohit Thakur along with CTU Conductor Ravinder Singh rescued a girl from the

clutches of accused auto driver who tried to rape the victim on 20.05.2018 at about 3.00

AM. The cash reward of Rs. 5,000/- with momento has been given for showing exemplary

courage, saving victim girl and apprehending accused on the spot.

On night intervening 19/20.05.2018, Victim was going on foot from Sector 35, while she

reached near South End Hotel, Chandigarh, an auto stopped and approached her. The

driver of auto asked her to drop her at destination. On this, girl hired the auto. The

driver drove his Auto towards slip road near Attawa Chowk and suddenly stopped the Auto

in dark. Auto driver tried to rape the girl. The girl protested and started shouting loudly

to save herself.

Meanwhile, listening to the shouting of girl, CTU bus driver and conductor stopped there

and rescued the girl and nabbed auto driver on the spot. They informed the police. In this

regard, a Case FIR No, 190 dated 20/5/18 U/S 354,376,511 IPC has been registered in

PS-36, Chandigarh. The accused has been arrested and involved auto has also been taken

into police possession. Investigation of case is in progress.

Driver Mohit Thakur and Conductor Ravinder Singh have shown exemplary courage,

bravery, contributed while apprehending such dangerous criminal in the society.

Chandigarh Police recognizes their efforts and as a token of appreciation, cash

reward and momento was given to Mr. Mohit Thakur for his future encouragement.

121. 15.08.2018 PRESIDENT‟S POLICE MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICES (PPM) TO DR. O.P.

MISHRA, DIG/UT, CHANDIGARH ON INDEPENDENCE DAY 2018

Dr. O.P. Mishra is a Serving IPS Officer 0f 2002 Batch AGMUT Cadre. He is presently

posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police, UT Chandigarh. He has exhibited

outstanding qualities of a police officer in various assignments and earned himself the

respect of members of the public and appreciation of his seniors.

As ACP (Greater Kailash), on 6th April 1992, the officer carried out an encounter of a

dreaded terrorist in Kailash Colony market in which two terrorists were killed and two

terrorists were apprehended with one assault rifle and 150 live rounds and a cyanide

capsule. His investigating skill as Sub-Divisional Police Officers has been instrumental in

solving several high profile cases highlighted by print and electronic media. The officer

remained on deputation in the United Nations Mission in Kosovo from Dec. 2000 to March

2002.

As Addl. Deputy Commissioner of Police, P.M. Security, he supervised several security

arrangements of Prime Minister of India including high profile visits of Foreign Head of

States and Head of Govts. His edited book on Basic Principles of VIP Security in English

and Hindi was recommended as a resource book for various training institutes by Bureau

of Police Research and Development.

As DCP Airport he successfully supervised the law and order and security arrangement

of Common Wealth Games 2010.

As Deputy Commissioner of Police East Distt, he introduced Integrated Motorcycle

patrol scheme which effectively controlled the street crime and increased the visibility of

police.

For his outstanding contribution to the force and his proactive and efficient

professional ethics, Dr. Mishra was awarded President‟s Police Medal for Meritorious

Services on the Occasion of Independence Day Parade, 2012.

As Superintendent of Police the officer was handpicked to lead Crime Branch and Anti

Narcotics Cell of Goa Police in 2012. His proactive policing and crackdown reduced the

menace of drug activities in the Coastal State. He also played an instrumental role in

exposing the activities of flesh trade and human trafficking under the garb of massage

parlour in the state. Later, as Deputy Inspector of Police Goa he supervised the security

and law & order arrangement of Lusofonia Games in 2013.

He returned to Delhi Police in November, 2014. As DCP, Operations and Communications,

Dr. Mishra was instrumental in bringing about various systemic and procedural changes in

the overall functioning of Communication unit and Central Police Control Room. He played a

very important role in introduction of “Himmat Plus” mobile women safety App by Delhi

Police and Parakram Commando in PCR Unit.

Since July 2017, the officer has been posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police,

Chandigarh with additional charge of Inspector General/Prisons, Chandigarh. The Officer

demonstrated exemplary leadership qualities in handling of law and order arrangements

and ensuring peace in the UT during Ram Rahim agitation in the year 2017.

Apart from handling investigation of sensitive cases and law and order duties, Dr. O.P.

Mishra has also contributed in the field of Police Academics. His book Policing Delhi:

Urbanization, Crime and law enforcement published by Oxford University Press (2011)

is a reference book for DANIPS & IPS probationers in Police Training College, Delhi.

His second book Watch Out: A handbook for safe living published in the year 2013

is a citizen friendly book where safety tips have been shared for prevention of Crime. The

book has been translated in Konkani and Hindi languages also. The book has recently been

translated and published in Punjabi language by Sahitaya Academy Chandigarh. He has also

written several articles in Indian Police Journal and contributed chapters in various edited

books.

His outstanding contribution in last 30 years in the maintenance of law and order,

investigation, introduction of Community Policing, solving a large number of sensational

cases, successful encounter of a dreaded terrorist and academic contributions including

publication of Books has been appreciated by his seniors and peer. Dr. Mishra through his

contribution has redefined the definition of an IPS officer by expanding its contours to

the field of academics and reoriented policing by making it citizen friendly and a people‟s

Police.

122. 15.08.2018 The following two Home Guard Volunteers awarded with President‟s Medal for Home

Guards for Meritorious Service on Independence Day 2018:-

Sr.

No.

Name of Home Guard Citation

4. Home Guard Volunteer

Anil Kumar, No. 278

Home Guard Volunteer Anil

Kumar S/o Sh. Duni Chand was

enrolled as volunteer in

Chandigarh Home Guards on

14.02.2000 for law and order

and other multifarious duties.

During 18 years & 6 months of

his service, he remained

deployed in Traffic, O/o

DSP/East and PS-26, Ps-IA, GOs

Mess, Police Lines of Chandigarh

Police Department. He has been

discharging his duties with

utmost concentration and

devotion. His dealing with public

has been very decent and

amiable. He has been taking keen

interest in his duties. He is an

asset to Home Guards

organization. Due to his devotion

to his duties, He has been

awarded by his senior officers

with 04 commendation

certificates class I/III with

various cash rewards.

5. Home Guard Volunteer

Anil Kumar, No. 783

Home Guard Volunteer Anil

Kumar S/o Sh. Gopal Krishan was

enrolled as volunteer in

Chandigarh Home Guards on

03.09.2004. During 13 years & 11

months of his service, he

remained deployed in O/o DSP

Sec, VIP Sec, PHQ, CCIC, Home

Guard HQRs, PCR & Traffic. He

has been doing his duties with

full devotion and efficiency. His

dealing with public has been very

decent and amiable. He always

rendered his services during odd

hours also. He is an asset to

Home Guards organization. Due

to his devotion to his duties he

has been awarded by his senior

officers with 14 commendation

certificates class I/III with

various cash rewards.

123. 15.08.2018 ADMINISTRATOR‟S POLICE MEDAL FOR

DISTINGUISHED/ MERITORIOUS SERVICES ON INDEPENDENCE DAY-2018:-

Sr.No. Name & Designation of the

Official

Particular field

67. Insp. Shadi Lal, 473/CHG for Distinguished Services in the

police department

68. HC Jasbir Singh, 2717/CP for Distinguished services in the

police department

69. HC Anil Kumar, 815/CP for Distinguished Services in the

police department

70. Insp. Ram Dayal, 322/CHG for Meritorious Services in the

police department

71. Insp. Kuldip Kaur, 375/CHG for Meritorious Services in the

police department

72. Insp. Devinder Singh, 475/CHG for Meritorious Services in the

police department

73. ASI Ramphal Singh, 1277/CHG for Meritorious Services in the

police department

74. HC Sarwan Kumar, 32/CP for Meritorious Services in the

police department

75. HC Joginder Singh 2400/CP for Meritorious Services in the

police department

76. HC Manjit Singh, 1374/CP for Meritorious Services in the

police department

77. L/HC Paramjit Kaur, 2735/CP for Meritorious Services in the

police department

78. HC Bijender Singh, 3465/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

79. HC Ram Parkash, 321/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

80. Sr. Const. Sunil Kumar 3582/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

81. Sr. Const. Sanjay Kumar 620/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

82. Sr. Const. Pardeep Singh 601/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

83. Sr. Const. Sunil Mehta 128/CP for Meritorious services in the police

department

124. 30.08.2018 DGP/UT awarded girl child for world record in Self defense sport “Taekwondo Martial

Arts”

Sh. Sanjay Beniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh awarded

commendation certificate of first class along with a cash component to a girl child Tarushi

Gaur who is World Record holder in Taekwondo Martial Arts and also youngest Guinness

World Record Holder to boost up her morale/confidence. Sh. Sanjay Beniwal, IPS,

DGP/UT congratulated her and shared the moment with her at Police Headquarters,

Sector 9, Chandigarh for her future encouragement.

Profile and Achievement of Tarushi Gaur:-

Tarushi Gaur D/o Vikrant Gaur R/o SCF No. 264, Motor Market, Manimajra,

Chandigarh, Age 8 years is the youngest 2nd Degree Black Belt Girl of India in Taekwondo

Martial Arts as well as Ist degree Black belt in Taekwondo Martial arts of Chandigarh.

She is the World Record holder in Taekwondo Martial Arts and also youngest Guinness

World Record Holder. She is an International Gold medalist of Martial Arts along with

National and Chandigarh state medals in Martial Arts. She is also a National roller skating

player and player of WUSHU martial arts. She has won international Rank 1 in education

along with plenty of International and National medals and a scholar child. She has won

200+medals and awards by the age of 8 Years. Such Self defense sport of Olympic level is

now a day‟s highly needed and Tarushi Gaur is highly passionate to learn and achieve

heights in Martial arts.

125. 05.09.2018 DGP/UT awarded investigation officers for doing commendable job in investigation of

gang rape case

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh awarded

commendation certificate of first class along with cash components to the police officials

of PCR wing Constable Suresh No. 5245/CP and Constable Sombir No. 4996/CP who

showed their promptness and professional skill in apprehending one robber who along with

his accomplices committed robbery from two persons on Bullet Motor Cycle on night

intervening 04/05.09.2018.

Brief fact of case:- On 04-09.2018, Chandigarh Police Control Room flashed message

regarding three persons on Bullet Motor Cycle snatched Rs. 1000 from a person near

Sector 49/50 Light Point and flashed another message after sometime regarding

snatching of Rs 2500/- from a person on Gun point near Centra Mall, Ph-1, Chandigarh.

Upon receipt of these messages PCR Vehicle Echo-34 of Police Station Ind. Area started

patrolling in the area and found Bullet M/Cycle parked near tea stall, Railway Station.

Constable Suresh No. 5245/CP and Constable Sombir No. 4996/CP deputed at PCR Vehicle

Echo 34 of Police Station-Ind. Area nabbed one of the accused Balkesh R/o Village

Tejpur, Distt Unnao, UP and recovered bag and pistol from him. In this regard, a case FIR

No 266, dated 05.09.2018 U/S- 341,392,34 IPC & 25/54/59 Arms Act registered in PS-

Ind. Area, Chandigarh and a case FIR No. 175, date 05-09-18, U/S 341,392, 34 IPC &

25/54/59 Arms Act registered in PS-49, Chandigarh.

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP, UT, Chandigarh appreciated both the police officials

for their commendable job and encouraged them at Police Headquarters Sector 9,

Chandigarh.

126. 05.09.2018 DGP/UT awarded investigation officers for doing commendable job in investigation of

gang rape case


commendation certificate of first class along with cash components to the investigation

officers for doing commendable job in investigation of gang rape case i.e. FIR No. 411

dated 18.11.2017 U/S 376D, 376 (2)(G) & 506 IPC, PS-36, Chandigarh. A gruesome

incident of gang rape was reported on 17.11.2017 at Sector 53, Chandigarh committed by

occupants of Auto. During course of investigation, one accused Irfan R/o Distt. Ambedkar

Nagar (UP) was arrested on 24.11.2017 and another two accused Kismet Ali R/o Amethi UP

& Mohammad Garib R/o Distt. Faizabad (UP) were arrested on 25.11.2017 by Chandigarh

Police. Due to the investigation conducted by Late SI Jang Bahadur and L/SI Mini

Bhardwaj accused have been convicted for life imprisonment by the Hon‟ble Court on

31.08.2018. Late SI Jang Bahadur and SI Mini Bhardwaj did commendable job in the

investigation of this case. To mark and encourage the professional acumen of police

official, Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP/UT appreciated and awarded commendation

certificate of first class along with cash reward to them. The awards were received by SI

Mini Bhardwaj and family members of Late SI Jang Bahadur at Police Headquarters,

Sector-9, Chandigarh.

127. 19.09.2018 W/DGP Awarded police officials for nabbing robbers


commendation certificate of first class along with cash components to the police officers

of Chandigarh police for their remarkable performance in nabbing the robbers by giving

them commendation certificates along with cash reward of Rs 5000/- each.

On the night intervening 17/18.9.18 at about 12.01 AM a call was received in Police

Control Room regarding the robbery and stabbing incident on the dividing road sec-7/8

near sector-7 Petrol Pump Chandigarh. After few minutes at about 12.20 AM they again

attacked a cyclist and in the same manner. They robbed a person namely Shekhar. As the

motorcycle fell down they could not able to start the same. One of the accused ran

upstairs towards Lake and the other culprit went to the Jungle back side Golf Club

Chandigarh. Both the calls were received by the duty officer control room Chandigarh,

ASI Satparkash who was posted as Duty officer in police control room after

getting the information from the general public over phone regarding robber and stabbing

incidents at Sec-7 & Sector-26 back side Lake communicated in such a way that

information was circulated to all the concerned officers. With this action the PCR

vehicles, Cheetha vehicles, Police station-26 staff and Night checking officers

immediately reached the place of incident and cordoned the area. One of the accused

Karan who went up-stairs towards the Lake was nabbed by Const Balwinder No.

3954/CP and handed over to Local police station staff. The other accused namely Sourav

after committing the crime went inside the jungle back side Golf club by leaving the

motorcycle at the spot. He was nabbed by Insp Narinder Patial Night Checking officer

with his acute intelligence.

With the joint prompt action/efforts done by Night checking officer, Duty

officer police control room PHQ Sec-9, Chd and Night Patrolling police officials, both

accused were nabbed and recovered robbed property from their possession. So the below

mentioned police officials awarded with accommodation certificate and cash reward

mentioned against their names for their future encouragement:-

Sr. No Name of Police officials Place of posting

1. Insp Narinder Patial No. 344/CHG Night checking officer

Dated 17/18-9-18

2. ASI Satparkash No. 1268/CHG Duty officer Police

contro room Sec-9 Dated

17/18-9-18

3. Const Balwinder No. 3954/CP Night patrolling PP-Lake

Dated 17/18-9-18

128. 19.09.2018 W/DGP awarded civilians for nabbing snatcher


commendation certificate of first class along with cash components to the two persons

namely 1) Mr. Kapil Behal S/o Sh. S.L Behal R/o # 703/12, BDC Sec-26, Chandigarh and 2)

Rajat Choudhary S/o Raj Choudhary S/o Raj Kumar Choudhary R/o # 750/1, EWS Flat

BDC Sec-26 who showed their promptness and nabbed/ apprehended one snatcher who

snatched away mobile phone from a lady near dividing road, Sector 7/8, Chandigarh on

18.09.2018. Both Kapil Behal and Rajat Choudhary was passerby near the spot and

apprehended the accused person Raj Lohar R/o # 222, Daddu Majra, Chandigarh age

about 22 years near the spot. In this regard a case FIR No. 302, U/S 379, 356, 411 IPC

has been registered in PS-26, Chandigarh.

As, the prompt action/efforts done by Mr. Kapil Behal & Rajat Choudhary for

nabbing the accused person, so they have been awarded with commendation certificate

and cash reward by Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh at

Police Headquarters, UT, Chandigarh. 129. 22.09.2018 Launching of Automatic placement Software for the postings and transfers of

Chandigarh Police Officials

His Excellency Shri VP Singh Badnore Administrator UT, Chandigarh launched Automatic

placement Software for the postings and transfers of Chandigarh Police Officials upto

the rank of SI on 22nd September at Raj Bhawan in the presence of Adviser to the

Administrator UT, Sh. Parimal Rai, IAS, Sh. Sanjay Baniwal DGP/UT and other Senior

Officers of the Police and administration.

About 2500 number of police official up to the rank of SI have been transferred

who have complete 2 years tenure in respective units and Police Stations through

Automatic Placement Software.

The computer generated postings will ensure proper rotation of police officers and

men and empower them with skills at various levels in the long run.

130. 27.09.2018 Crime Branch Officals awarded by DGP, UT for remarkable performance

Today, Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, U.T, Chandigarh awarded

commendation certificate first class along with cash to the police officers of Crime

Branch for their remarkable performance in nabbing three snatchers namely Vicky,

Happyjit and Ramesh with their arrest total 10 cases were solved, out of which 7 are

mobile snatching and 3 are of vehicle theft.

The team of Crime Branch also solved fortuner theft case FIR No. 151 dated

30.7.2018 u/s 379,411 IPC PS-49, Chandigarh which was registered on the complaint of

Sh. Ravinder Sarin R/o # 2338, Sec.44C, Chandigarh in which it was reported that

someone has stolen his Fortuner No. CH01AN-9595 from Sec.49, Chandigarh. During the

investigation accused Milan Sharma S/o Sh. Ravi Dutt Sharma R/o, Sec.49, Chandigarh

was arrested and stolen vehicle has been recovered. He further disclosed that he found

the keys of vehicle, then he has stolen the fortuner and further parked it in free parking

area Sec.16, Panchkula and try to sell it off, but he could not manage to get any customer.

The below mentioned police officials who were awarded with commendation

certificate first class alongwith cash reward for their future encouragement by W/GDP:

1. Insp. Amanjot Singh, 474/CHG

2. SI Satwinder Singh, 1065/CHG

3. SI Baldev Singh, 990/CHG

4. SI Ashok Kumar, 831/CHG

5. SI Naveen Kumar, 1070/CHG

6. ASI Sumer Singh, 1416/CHG

7. HC Jasbir Kumar, 280/CP

8. HC Narinder Pal 641/CP

9. HC Rajinder, 2509/CP

10. HC Sapinder, 2472/CP

11. HC Het Ram, 2915/CP

12. HC Ajmer Singh, 2996/CP

13. HC Hawa Singh, 3033/CP

14. C. Vikash Ali, 1835/CP

15. C. Anil, 540/CP

16. C. Gurpreet Singh, 4607/CP

17. C. Anil, 1649/CP

18. C. Vikash Hooda, 4678/CP

19. C. Sandeep, 2137/CP

20. C. Sanjeet, 4083/CP 131. 21.10.2018 Chandigarh Police paid tribute to the Martyrs of Chandigarh Police

Today morning, a Commemoration Parade was organized at the Ground of Police

Station, Sector-17 Chandigarh in the memory of the martyred companions. Every year,

21st October is the day of remembrance of the martyred companions who laid down their

lives during obligation of their duties. On this occasion, two-minute silence was held to

salute the memory of Police Martyrs who sacrificed their lives. Central Police

Organizations and State Police celebrate this day in the form of Martyrdom Day.

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh along with

other police officers paid homage to their departed colleagues at the Martyrs Memorial

Site. Last year from 1st September 2017 to August 2018 total 414 Police Officers and

Police Personnel from paramilitary police forces and police organizations have set

exemplary example before their colleagues by sacrificing their lives during duty.

This year the number of officers and jawans who laid down their lives during duty

is as under:-

Andhra Pradesh (06), A&N Islands (01), Assam (02), Bihar (10), Chattisgarh (25),

Delhi (13), Gujarat (01), Haryana (02), J&K (46), Jharkhand (07), Karnataka (15), Kerala

(06), Madhya Pardesh (08), Maharastra (03), Manipur (03), Meghalaya (01), Orissa (01),

Rajasthan (01), Sikkim (01), Tamil Nadu (02), Telangana (02), Tripura (01), Uttar Pradesh

(67), Uttrakhand (02), West Bengal (18); Assam Rifles (08), BSF (42), CISF (09), CRPF

(27), Civil Defense F.S. & H.C. (20), ITBP (34), NCB (01), NDRF (03), RPF (25), SSB (01).

The history of commemoration day traces back to October 21, 1959, when a police

party of the Indian police force was deployed to defend national frontiers in the Ladakh

region. The same was attacked by Chinese troops hidden by forming ambush in hills and 10

CRPF jawans were killed. Since then, this day is celebrated as Martyrdom Day at Central

Police Organizations and Police Forces in remembrance of countless sacrifice of martyr

companions.

Tribute to 6 Martyrs of Chandigarh Police

Chandigarh Police since its inception in the year 1966, is being striving very hard

to provide an efficient, law abiding and responsive law enforcement machinery. In this

attempt our 06 fellow policemen Insp. Jagjit Singh, Insp. Sucha Singh, SI Amarjit Singh,

ASI Amarjit Singh, ASI Lalu Ram and ASI Amin Chand have laid down their lives while

discharging their duties.

Last year Chandigarh Police had pioneered the initiative by showcasing the

supreme sacrifice and priceless contribution of Martyrs by organizing ceremonies at

native villages of 6 martyrs of Chandigarh Police. This year also Chandigarh Police

organized ceremonies at 5 districts of Punjab & 01 of Himachal Pradesh to commemorate

the supreme sacrifice made by Martyrs of Chandigarh Police. The functions were held at

the schools/colleges in the native home towns of martyrs in which these valiant men

studied.

DSP‟s of UT, Chandigarh, paid humble tribute to the six martyrs in the presence

of family members of the martyrs, staff and students of the respective schools/colleges

and other prominent personalities. DSP‟s also addressed the gathering at these functions.

Remembering the brave souls on the occasion Chandigarh Police highlighted the sacrifice

made by the slain martyrs in the line of duty:

Late Sh. Jagjit Singh, Inspector joined Chandigarh Police as ASI on May 6, 1972. While

posted as SHO/PS-39, on 17 July, 1988, he led a raid at a residence in sector-45, where

some terrorists, armed with sophisticated weapons, were taking shelter. Exhibiting

exemplary courage and leadership, he broke open the door and rushed inside the house.

In this encounter three terrorists were killed. Insp. Jagjit Singh also received fatal

bullet injuries and was martyred on the spot.

Late Sh. Sucha Singh, Inspector joined Chandigarh Police as Constable on April 30,

1976. While posted in the traffic wing of the Chandigarh Police, he was on the night

checking duty in the area of sub-division central on the night intervening of June 8/9,

2013. During checking he questioned one suspicious couple sitting near the district court,

sector-17, Chandigarh. During the process, the accused stabbed him multiple times due to

which he was martyred. Inspector Sucha Singh sacrificed his life valiantly so that others

could live safely.

Sh. Amarjit Singh, SI joined Punjab Police as Constable on 25.05.1973 and joined

Chandigarh Police on deputation. On February 25, 1992, SI Amarjit Singh along with

other police officials was escorting under trial terrorists to PGI, Chandigarh for their

treatment, some unidentified attacked the police party. Late SI Amarjit Singh bravely

fought the terrorist till he martyr.

Late Sh. Amarjit Singh, ASI joined Chandigarh Police on July 26, 1976. On December 8,

1989, while he was posted in the Police Post-36, he was ambushed and martyred on the

patrolling duty near village Kajheri by two terrorists riding a motorcycle.

Late Sh. Lalu Ram, ASI joined as a constable in Punjab Police on 29 June, 1976 and

joined Chandigarh Police on deputation on 30 May, 1978. On August 29, 1991, while he was

posted as PSO to SSP/Chandigarh, some terrorists laid an explosive trap which blasted

the SSP‟s car. ASI Lalu Ram was martyred on the spot.

Late Sh. Amin Chand, ASI joined the Chandigarh Police as constable on June 4th, 1981.

He was martyred on August 29, 1991 in a bomb blast by some terrorists, while he was

posted as driver with then SSP, Sh. SS Saini.

Chandigarh Police announced annual scholarship in the name of slain martyrs

amounting Rs.11,000/- for the Matric Class toppers of these schools/college. The below

toppers/students benefited with this scholarship scheme:-

Sr.No. Name of

Martyr

School Name Name of

toppers/students

1. Inspector

Jagjit

Singh

Govt. High School,

Branch Abohar, near

Railways Station,

Abohar, Distt. Fazilka,

Punjab

Dheeraj Kumar s/o

Vinod Kumar, Class 10th

Marks: 481/650

2. Inspector

Sucha

Singh

Munna Lal Puri Senior

Secondary School,

Mullanpur Garibdas,

Distt. S.A.S. Nagar,

(Mohali), Punjab

Sagar S/ Johny, Class

10th Marks: 446/650

3. SI

Amarjit

Singh

Govt. Sr. Sec. School

Parao, Amargarh Pada,

Mehna, Distt. Moga,

Punjab

Ramanpreet Kaur d/o

Sh. Paramjit Singh

Class 10th Marks:

516/650

4. ASI Lalu

Ram

Gandhi Memorial High

School, Mall Godown

Road, near Railway

Station, Kotkapura,

Distt. Faridkot, Punjab

Brahmjit s/o Phool

Chand Class 10th

5. ASI

Amarjit

Singh

Khalsa College,

Garhdiwal, Distt.

Hoshiarpur, Punjab

Kamna Dadwal d/o Sh.

Rakesh Kumar, Class

10th Marks: 618/650

6. ASI Amin

Chand

Govt. Senior Secondary

School LUNJ, District-

Kangra, HP

Nikhil Naryal s/o Sh.

Kuldeep Singh Class

10th Marks: 633/700

The cheques of Rs. 11,000/- were presented to all the respective toppers in

their schools by the DSP‟s of Chandigarh Police. The family members of the slain martyrs

were present on this occasion. This annual scholarship Scheme of Chandigarh Police will be

in continuation and given on annual basis in the name of each martyr for the Matric class

topper at their respective native schools. At the end a two minute silence prayer was held

in the ceremonies of martyrs of Chandigarh police.

132. 30.11.2018 A welfare function was organized at GO‟s Mess, Police Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh to

honour the police personnel who were retired from police services after attaining the age

of superannuation. Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT

Chandigarh accompanied by Dr. O.P. Mishra, IPS, DIG/UT, Sh. Milind Mahadeo

Dumbere, IPS, SSP/HQRS, Sh. Shashank Anand, IPS, SSP/Traffic & Security and

Ms. Nilambari Jagdale, IPS, SSP/UT, was present along with other Police Officers at

the Function. The police officers and other officials who retired after attaining the age

of superannuation was Sh. Arun Kumar (Insp. ORP), Sh. Yadvinder Singh (Insp. ORP), Sh.

Randhir Singh (Insp. ORP), Sh. Nirmal Singh (Insp. ORP), Sh. Charanjit Singh (Insp. ORP),

Sh. Bihari Lal (SI), Sh. Gurdeep Singh (SI ORP), Sh. Sukhdev Singh (ASI), Sh. Pritam

Singh (ASI ORP), Sh. Raj Kumar (ASI ORP), Sh. Baljit Singh (ASI ORP). The families of

retired police officers were also invited on this occasion as a Guest of Honor. All the

retirees were honoured by DGP/UT with momentums and certificates.

133. 03.12.2018 DGP appreciated Lady Constable for sports achievements

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh appreciated

the achievement of L/C Sushma No. 4214/CP who brought laurels to the Chandigarh Police

and City Beautiful by winning silver medal in 43rd National Yoga Sports Championship 2018

held at Patiala, Punjab between 18th to 20th November 2018. This is not the first time that

she represented Chandigarh Police in Yoga event, but she had also won Gold medal in All

India Police Yoga Championship 2017-2018 and also won Bronze medal in Asian Yoga

Championship held at Malaysia 2013 earlier.

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh congratulated her and

shared her wining moment at Police Headquarters, UT, Chandigarh. 134. 21.12.2018 Chandigarh Police organized 1st Vishal Sharma Memorial Cricket Championship -2018

1st Vishal Sharma Memorial Cricket Championship -2018 was organized by

Chandigarh Police at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh. Dr. O.P. Mishra IPS,

DIG/UT inaugurated the opening ceremony at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16,

Chandigarh. This Cricket Tournament is being organized in the memory of Late SI Vishal

Sharma of Chandigarh Police who was the captain of Chandigarh Police Cricket Team.

Under his captainship Chandigarh Police has won many tournaments & trophies. He served

in various important posts like I/C PP Lake, I/C PP Dhanas, & LO traffic etc. He was

judged all round best probationer in the year 1996. Dr. O.P. Mishra IPS, DIG UT paid

tribute to Late SI Vishal Sharma by offering flowers. During this occasion family of

Late SI Vishal Sharma was also present.

In this championship total 8 teams are participating – CRPF, CBI, IB, Media, HDFC,

UT Employees, High Court and Chandigarh Police.

Match Summaries

Today on 21.12.2018, three opening matches of this Cricket Tournament were

played at the grounds of Cricket Stadium Sector 16, Chandigarh, DAV College, Sector 10,

Chandigarh and Police Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh.

1st Match was played between Chandigarh Police and Chandigarh Press Club at

Cricket Stadium Sector 16, Chandigarh. Chandigarh Press Club won the toss & elected to

bat first against Chandigarh Police. Chandigarh Press Club scored 79 runs for the loss of 8

wickets in 20 overs match. Naveen Tyagi added 39 runs (4 Fours) in 42 balls. For the

Bowling side of Chandigarh Police, Kapil Punia, Ramandeep & Balwinder Senior grabbed 2

wickets each.

Chandigarh Police achieved the target in 12.4 over‟s, and scored 81 runs for the

loss of 4 wickets. Kapil Punia added 39 runs (7 Fours) in 31 balls & Vikas Rathee

contributed 20 runs (4 fours) in 16 balls for the Team. Chandigarh Police won the match in

captainship of DSP Rajeev Ambasta.

Kapil Puniya from Chandigarh Police judged as Man of the Match for scoring

39 runs & taking 2 wickets.

2nd Match was played between HDFC Vs UT Employees at grounds of DAV College

Sector 10, Chandigarh. UT Employees won the toss and scored total 165 runs in 20 over‟s

by batting first with the best contribution of Parabhjot Singh 48 runs and Mandeep Singh

28 runs in first inning. From the batting side of HDFC Rishab made 24 runs for his team

while chasing the total. HDFC team made 116 runs and all out in 20 overs. UT Employees

won the match. Anurag from UT Employees judged as Man of the Match in this match.

3rd Match was played between CRPF Vs IB at grounds of DAV College Sector 10,

Chandigarh. IB won the toss and scored total 167/8 runs in 20 over‟s by batting first with

the best contribution of Gautam Rajput 66 runs and Santosh Kumar 30 runs in first inning.

From bowling side of CRPF Sh. Nishar Mohd. (Commandant CRPF) took 3 wickets in 4

over‟s. From the batting side of CRPF Nishar Mohd. (Commandant CRPF) made 29 runs and

Vivek made 18 runs for his team while chasing the total. CRPF made 138 runs and all out in

20 overs. IB won the match. Gautam Rajput from IB judged as Man of the Match in

this match.

135. 28.12.2018 Mega Counseling Session of skill development programme

Today, Mega Counseling Session of skill development programme under “Pradhan Mantri

Kaushal Vikas Yojna” by Chandigarh Police was completed at Multi-Purpose Hall, Police

Lines, Sec-26, Chandigarh in which about 600 male/female participated. Sh. Sanjay

Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police UT, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest on this

occasion. Ms. Nilambari Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT along with other Senior Officers was

present at this function. A welcome address was given by Ms. Nilambari Jagadale, IPS,

SSP/UT and all participants were made familiar/conversant with skill programme of Govt

i.e “Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna”. Sh. Jayanta Dass, Primero Skills founder gave

lecture on youth development. DGP/UT in official address said “This skill development

training programme will be benefiting School dropout‟s students as well as to Juvenile

offenders and Poor youth. Chandigarh Police will stand beside them to get a place in

better society and live life peacefully. He requested parents of youths to ensure that

they should attend this skill development programme regularly. The youth will also be

aware about traffic rules and bad affects of drugs in their lives under this programme.”

DGP UT also interacted with the students and gave his guidance to students on this

programme.

Thereafter, counseling and interview session of the participants/candidates held

accordingly, to choose their course according to their interest and caliber. This

programme is for youths who are unemployed and may land in wrong company & crime. This

skill development programme of Chandigarh Police for youths has also been approved by

skill ministry. Govt. is also providing mudra loan under “Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas

Yojna”.

Chandigarh Police is giving this training free of cost and will also help them to get

better placement. Inauguration of this Skill Development Programme will be held soon.

Under this skill development program 480 students will be trained under vocational

courses in (1) Beauty and wellness (2) General Duty Hospital Assistant (3) Retail Store

Assistant (4) Food & Beverage assistance. The classes for this training will be held in

Police Station – 34, 26 and Police Post 24.

This Skill Development Programme will help to reduce unemployment which is being

faced by the youths in the modern era. Such type of courses will motivate these

unemployed youths to live their life peacefully and will help in creating a better society; it

is a community policing initiative to bridge the gap between police and public.

136. 25.01.2019 Release of Security Handbooks by Hon‟ble Chief Justice of High Court of Punjab &

Haryana, Chandigarh at High Court Complex 25.01.2019

Hon‟ble Mr. Justice Krishna Murari, Chief Justice of the High Court of

Punjab and Haryana formally released two Handbooks on guidelines for protected persons

and their personal security staff prepared by Chandigarh Police in a function held in High

Court Complex today.

On this occasion, members of the Security Committee of the High Court

namely, Hon‟ble Mr. Justice Mahesh Grover, Hon‟ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain,

Hon‟ble Ms. Justice Nirmaljit Kaur, Adviser to the Administrator, U.T Chandigarh Sh.

Manoj Kumar Parida, Principle Secretary, Home, U.T Chandigarh Sh. Arun Kumar Gupta,

Director General of Police, U.T Chandigarh Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, DIG, U.T Chandigarh Dr. O.

P. Mishra and SSP/Security and Traffic, U.T Chandigarh Sh. Shashank Anand were also

present.

In order to professionally fine tune and orient the various security

components detailed with the protected persons, Chandigarh Police has initiated several

measures. Apart from organizing refresher courses, special meditation camps and nature

walks were organized for security personnel to de-stress themselves from the challenging

duties of a Security Officers. To empower them, mentally and physically regarding

charter of duties to be performed by personal security officer and other components,

critical responsibilities were identified. All these instructions and directions in the form

of do‟s/don‟ts have been formally compiled in the form of a handbook which was released

today by the Hon‟ble Chief Justice.

The Handbooks contain important guidelines/instructions regarding VIP

security as laid down by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India from

time to time. They have been composed in English, Hindi and Punjabi languages for the

benefit of both protected persons and their personal security personnel. The aim of the

Handbooks is to strengthen the security of protected persons by sensitising both the

protected persons and their personal security staff about the nature of professional

relation between the two in order to achieve synergy.

This initiative by Chandigarh police is first of its kind in the country.

These Handbooks have been prepared by Security Unit of Chandigarh Police under the

guidance of DGP/U.T Chandigarh and DIG/U.T Chandigarh. They shall be distributed to all

protected persons of Chandigarh Police and to all security personnel of Chandigarh Police

detailed for personal security of protected persons. 137. 26.01.2019 ADMINISTRATOR‟S POLICE MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED/ MERITORIOUS

SERVICES ON REPUBLIC DAY-2019:-

Sr.No. Name & Designation of

the Official

Particular field

1. Insp. Ranjodh Singh,

311/CHG

for Distinguished

Services in the police

department

2. SI. Bachittar Singh,

837/CHG

for Distinguished

services in the police

department

3. HC. Ranjit Singh,

3535/CP

for Distinguished


department

4. Insp. Jaspal Singh,

469/CHG

for Meritorious


department

5. Insp. Lakhbir Singh,

517/CHG

for Meritorious


department

6. Insp. Ranjit Singh,

516/CHG

for Meritorious


department

7. SI. Charanjit Singh,

752/CHG

for Meritorious


department

8. SI. Amarjit Singh,

760/CHG

for Meritorious


department

9. ASI. Lakshay Kumar,

1302/CHG

for Meritorious


department

10. HC Lakhwinder Singh,

1324/CHG

for Meritorious


department

11. HC. Vivek Kumar, 537/CP for Meritorious


department

12. HC. Jasbir Singh,

1115/CP

for Meritorious


department

13. HC. Yashpal Singh,

2352/CP

for Meritorious


department

14. HC. Krishan Pal, 3301/CP for Meritorious


department

15. HC. Rajesh Kumar,

3188/CP

for Meritorious


department

16. L/HC (PR) Inderpreet

Kaur, 1406/CP

for Meritorious


department

17. Sr. Lady Const. Harinder

Saini, 559/CP

for Meritorious


department

18. Sr. Const. Bhim, 742/CP for Meritorious


department

138. 26.01.2019 The following two Home Guard Volunteers awarded with President‟s Medal for Home

Guards for Meritorious Service on Republic Day 2019.

Sr.

No.

Name of Home

Guard

Citation

6. Home Guard

Volunteer Ram

Chand, No.

1061/CHG

Home Guard Volunteer Ram Chand S/o Sh. Nanuram was

enrolled as volunteer in Chandigarh Home Guards on

18.11.2002 for law and order and other multifarious duties.

During 16 years & 6 months of his service, he remained

deployed in PS-IA, PS-39, Home Guard Sector-17, EOC

wing, PP-Dariya of Chandigarh Police Department. He has

been discharging his duties with utmost concentration and

devotion. His dealing with public has been very decent and

amiable. He has been taking keen interest in his duties. He

is an asset to Home Guards organization.

7. Home Guard

Volunteer Babu

Ram, No.

145/CHG

Home Guard Volunteer Baburam S/o Sh. Prem Singh was

enrolled as volunteer in Chandigarh Home Guards on

06.10.1988. During 20 years & 06 months of his service, he

remained deployed in Traffic, Press Office, PHQ, Sector-9,

PCR, Police Station Sector-31, Police Post-17 of Chandigarh

Police Department. He has been doing his duties with full

devotion and efficiency. His dealing with public has been

very decent and amiable. He always rendered his services

during odd hours also. He is an asset to Home Guards

organization. Due to his devotion to his duties he has been

awarded by his senior officers with 03 commendation

certificates class I/III with various cash rewards.

139. 18.02.2019 Meeting with a delegation of persons of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) about their safety

and security in the city

Today, Senior Officers of Chandigarh Police led by DGP, Chandigarh Sh. Sanjay Baniwal,

DIG Dr. O.P. Mishra and SSP/Security Sh. Shashank Anand held a meeting with a

delegation of persons belonging to the state of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) who are residing

in Chandigarh to reassure them about their safety and security in the city. The persons

who attended the meeting appreciated the sensitive and caring nature of the residents of

Chandigarh towards them. A minute of silence as a mark of homage and respect to the

martyrs of the recent Pulwama terror attack was also observed by all present in the

meeting.

The SDPOs and SHOs have also been directed to hold similar confidence building

meetings in their area. Chandigarh Police appeals to all to maintain peace and harmony.

Under no circumstances shall anyone be allowed to disturb public order and peace.

Chandigarh Police is committed to ensuring the security & safety of all citizens of the

country residing in or moving through the City Beautiful Chandigarh. 140. 01.03.2019 Chandigarh Police arranged meeting of children with Celebrity Salman Khan

Chandigarh Police is working with children who are vulnerable to substance abuse. Many

new initiatives have been launched by Chandigarh Police to create awareness among

children about health & hygiene with particular focus on prevention of substance abuse.

Chandigarh Police in partnership with SPYM has also initiated “Child Friendly & Drug free

Community” for Children Vulnerable to drug abuse. Chandigarh Police is also providing free

training of vocational courses to victims of crime, students from poor family, youth

vulnerable to drugs addiction etc, so that they can be integrated into mainstream society.

In order to promote this positive and healthy lifestyle, Chandigarh Police arranged an

interaction session of these Children with celebrities participating in celebrity cricket

Match. Bollywood Celebrity Mr. Salman Khan interacted with the Children at Cricket

Stadium, Sector-16, Chandigarh.

141. 14.03.2019 DGP rewarded Police Personnels for solving murder case

In view of latest security scenario, W/DGP/UT has recently issued special directions to

the police officers posted in South Division to make extra efforts to work out unsolved

heinous cases and to curb crimes like murders, dacoities, robberies, burglaries, vehicle

thefts etc.

In this context, the police officers Insp. Rajdeep Singh, SI Neeraj Kumar, ASI Parminder

Singh, Const. Ashok Kumar have shown their best and made extra efforts to solve

unsolved heinous crimes. They provided much needed back end support and coordination in

multiple states with district police and crime branch to solve the heinous murder of Vishal

Chillar. Hence, W/DGP has personally awarded these police officers with Commendation

Certificate.

142. 16.03.2019 A “Walk for Fun” was organized jointly by Chandigarh Senior Citizens‟ Association (CSCA)

and Chandigarh Police at 6.30am at Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh. Shri Sanjay Baniwal, IPS,

Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh flagged off the walk at 7 AM. Senior Citizens

and Officers of Police Department Sh. O.P. Mishra, DIG/UT, Sh. Shashank Anand, IPS,

SSP/Traffic & Sec., Ms. Nilambari Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT, along with other senior

officers of police department were present at the event. Shri I.P. Puri, President of the

Association briefed the participants about the rules, distance to be covered and the

various facilities provided by the police department. The registration process was held

between 6:00 AM to 6:40 AM. The distance of the walk was 1.5 Km for age group between

60 to 70 years and 1 KM for age group of 70 years & above. The walkers were separated

on the basis of age of the members with Red and Green stickers. Chandigarh Police had

provided ambulance facility for emergency purposes, drinking water, tea and refreshment.

The Walk was followed by Interaction with DGP UT Chandigarh. Members of

Senior Citizen‟s Association spoke in glowing terms about the friendly attitude of

Chandigarh Police and the many innovations it had brought in to protect the Senior

Citizens. The members also raised many points about traffic lights, ruthless driving by

younger generation, conditions of roads, parking facilities and many more. The DGP gave

the suitable replies and also assured that he would issue the necessary directions for

these issues to concerned unit. Shri I.P. Puri thanked the Police Department for

facilitating the whole programme.

143. 20.03.2019 Holi Milan functions for children vulnerable to substance abuse

Children who are vulnerable to substance abuse and are being imparted life skills training

under “URJA” program of Chandigarh Police celebrated Holi with Shri Sanjay Baniwal,

Director General of Police, Chandigarh. Events were organized in three pockets of

Chandigarh i.e. Dhanas, Bapudham and Ramdarbar by Chandigarh Police in partnership with

SPYM to celebrate the occasion with underprivileged children. On this occasion, Ms.

NilambariJagdale, SSP Chandigarh and other officials of Chandigarh Police were also

present.

Children shared their experience being part of the initiative of Chandigarh Police and how

it has helped them change their behavior. Mr. Manish Kumar, SPYM briefed the DGP about

the initiative and progress made in the direction of making the community drug free. DGP

in his address to the children talked about the importance of education in making

meaningful contribution to the family and society. He urged children to make healthy

choices in life to help the family & society grow with positive energy. In Bapudham, SSP

interacted with the children as part of the event and asked them to lead a healthy &

meaningful life. She asked children to stay away from substance abuse and also help family

members stay away from the same. Children enjoyed spending time with police officials

and thanked Chandigarh Police for this initiative and showed their willingness to be part of

the program in time to come.

144. 05.04.2019 Chandigarh Police organized Tricity Premier Cricket League T20 Tournament -2019 in

association with HDFC Bank

Chandigarh Police organized Tricity Premier Cricket League T20 Tournament-2019

in association with HDFC Bank at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh. Sh. Sanjay

Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh inaugurated the opening

ceremony at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh. Dr. O.P. Mishra IPS, DIG/UT, was

the guest of honour and Sh. Vineet Kumar, IPS, SP/HQRs along with other officers was

also present at the function. Sh. Dinesh Mongia, former player of Indian Cricket Team,

players of Indian Para Cricket Team and Sh. Bipul Sharma, Ranji Player also graced the

occasion with their presence. The Children from De-addiction Centre (SPYM) were also

brought to Cricket Stadium for motivating towards sports.

This Cricket Tournament is being organized with theme “Say no to Drugs, Value

Your Life”. In this championship total 24 teams are participating – CRPF, CBI, IB, Media,

HDFC XI, UT Employees, High Court XI, Irrigation Department, UT XI PKL, MC

Chandigarh, Infosys, IDS Argus Mohali, Mohali Employee, Intelligaia, PMK info. Tech PKL,

Mohali Communication XI, District Court XI, CLSA, TCC, GLEN Mark, Canara Bank, AU

Bank, PNB and Chandigarh Police.

Chandigarh Police is also working with children who are vulnerable to substance

abuse. Many new initiatives have already been launched by Chandigarh Police to create

awareness among children about health & hygiene with particular focus on prevention of

substance abuse. Chandigarh Police in partnership with SPYM has also initiated “Child

Friendly & Drug free Community” for Children Vulnerable to drug abuse. In order to

promote this positive and healthy lifestyle, today, DGP/UT interacted with these Children

from De-addiction Centre (SPYM) and distributed indoor/outdoor sports kits to them at

Cricket Stadium, Sector-16, Chandigarh. 145. 30.04.2019 Inter-State Coordination Meetings for General Elections 2019

Chandigarh Police is geared up for General Elections 2019. In a series of inter-state

coordination meetings held at various levels of officers, nitty gritties of holding a free,

fair and peaceful election was worked out.

A meeting was held on 30th April in Police Lines, Chandigarh chaired by DGP

Chandigarh Shri Sanjay Baniwal. The meeting was attended by IGP Ropar Ms. V. Neerja,

DCP Panchkula Shrimp Kamaldeep Goyal, SP City Mohali Shri Harvinder Singh Virk, DSPs

Ambala and Baddi.

From Chandigarh Police the meeting was attended by DIG Shri OP Mishra, SSP

Traffic & Security Shri Shashank Anand, SSP UT Ms. Nilambari Jagdale, SP Traffic Shri

Vineet Kumar, SP City Ms. Niharika Bhatt, ASP South Ms.Neha Yadav and SDPO East Shri

Amrao Singh.

DSP and SHO coordination meeting was held with the two neighbouring states. On

27th April, meeting was held between DSPs and SHOs of Mohali and Chandigarh. And on

29th April, DSPs and SHOs of Panchkula and Chandigarh met for coordination meeting.

The various points discussed in the meetings were as following:-

- increased checking for illicit liquor and drugs before elections.

- manpower management and joint checking at permanent makes

- setting up of temporary naka points 72 hours before Haryana elections as well as

before Punjab-Chandigarh elections.

- controlling inter-state movement of bad characters.

- planning of joint combing and search operations in border areas

- sharing of actionable intelligence on criminal elements.

- forming of WhatsApp groups to stay connected and work in tandem with each other to

ensure smooth elections.

-All the officers pledged to stay connected to ensure that a proper channel of

communication is maintained during elections. Joint operations will be conducted at various

levels in cooperation with each other and CAPF forces coming to Chandigarh for elections.

146. 01.05.2019 Chandigarh Police Tricity Premier Cricket League T20 Tournament -2019 concluded at

Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh

A closing ceremony of Tricity Premier Cricket League T20 Tournament-2019 was held at

Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh which was organized by Chandigarh Police in

association with HDFC Bank from 05.04.2019 to 01.05.2019. Sh. Manoj Parida, IAS,

Advisor to the Administrator, UT, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest at the occasion. Mrs.

Lippi Parida also graced the occasion by her presence as Guest of Honour. Sh. Sanjay

Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh, Dr. O.P. Mishra IPS, DIG/UT,

Sh. Shashank Anand, IPS, SSP Sec & Traffic, along with other senior police officers were

present at closing ceremony. An oath was administered by Mrs. Lippi Parida to all present

there with theme „Say no to Drugs‟.

Chandigarh Police is working with children and to create awareness among children about

health & hygiene with particular focus on prevention of substance abuse, Chandigarh Police

motivated the Children from De-addiction Centre (SPYM) towards sports and bring them

as an audience at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, Chandigarh. Sh. Manoj Parida, IAS, Advisor

along with Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP/UT, Dr. O.P. Mishra IPS, DIG/UT, distributed

hand books among children at present there.

This Cricket Tournament was organized with theme “Say no to Drugs, Value Your Life”. In

this championship total 24 teams had participated i.e.– CRPF, CBI, IB, Media, HDFC XI,

UT Employees, High Court XI, Irrigation Department, UT XI PKL, MC Chandigarh,

Infosys, IDS Argus Mohali, Mohali Employee, Intelligaia, PMK info. Tech PKL, Mohali

Communication XI, District Court XI, CLSA, TCC, GLEN Mark, Canara Bank, AU Bank, PNB

and Chandigarh Police. The final match was played between teams of Chandigarh Police and

Infosys. Chandigarh Police win over Infosys by eight wickets and grabbed the trophy.

Kapil Punia from Chandigarh Police was declared man of the match and man of the series

too.

147. 03.05.2019 16 buses consisting 16 patrolling parties flagged of in view of General Elections

In view of forthcoming General Elections-2019, 16 patrolling parties have been formed and

provided to the police stations for the purpose of patrolling in their respective areas to

conduct smooth and peaceful election. Today, Ms. Nilambari Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT

flagged off 16 buses consisting 16 patrolling parties which further departed to their

respective police stations areas. The staffs of these patrolling parties were also briefed

up by SSP/UT along with Ms. Niharika Bhatt, IPS, SP/City at Multipurpose Hall, Police

Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh. All SDPO‟s, DSP‟s, SHO‟s & I/C PP‟s were also present at the

time of briefing. During the briefing session following instructions and necessary

directions were given by the senior officers: -

Day & night Patrolling will be carried out for 16 days.

16 Buses have been provided to 16 patrolling parties.

All patrolling parties will work full time independently for election purpose.

To remain extra alert while patrolling and also keep watch on illegal activities,

suspected movements, criminal movements, and anti-national movements.

Visit slum areas to check weaker section if they are not pressurized, threatened

and influenced for political gains by any political party.

Follow all guidelines issued by Election Commission of India.

Keep check on mal-practices related to elections as per guidelines of Election

Commission of India.

Police may not be influenced by any political party and should only follow the

mandates of Election Commission of India for free and fair election.

During patrolling always talk in polite language and do not behave rudely and

arrogantly.

Do not consume alcoholic substance while on duties.

Keep watch on activities like smuggling of liquor and drug pedaling.

Everyone should have telephone number of Police Control Room, SHO‟s and MHC of Police

stations.

148. 0 02.06.2019 Kadeen‟ your friend…your companion a Photo Exhibition by Chandigarh Police concluded

successfully

The two days photo exhibition „Kadeen‟ your friend…your companion of Chandigarh Police

concluded with many events & programme. Smt. Kirron Kher, Hon‟ble Member of

Parliament was the Chief Guest at function organized at Elante Mall, Chandigarh. Sh.

Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP/Chandigarh, Sh. Shashak Anand, IPS, SSP/Sec & Traffic, and

other senior officers of Police department were present on this occasion. This two days

photo exhibition „Kadeen‟ your friend…your companion was organized at three venues i.e.

Sukhna Lake, Plaza Sector 17 & Elante Mall, Chandigarh which exhibited successfully the

human side of Chandigarh Police as well as build up a platform for police officials to

showcase their skill and ability. Cultural programme like skit by children from „URJA‟, play

by theatre artists and demonstration by team of „Swayam‟ Self defense training of

Chandigarh Police were also presented before the audience at all three venues. The event

was another in the series of the Chandigarh Police initiative to bring Children from De-

addiction Centre (SPYM) towards a platform full of skill and art with particular focus on

prevention of substance abuse among them. The Children from De-addiction Centre

(SPYM) were also sent to all venues in different groups to create motivation and

awareness among them.

Mrs. Arpana Baniwal w/o Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP/UT presided over function

organized at plaza Sector 17, Chandigarh in presence of Ms. Nilambari Jagadale, IPS,

SSP/UT and other senior police officers. An oath was also administered to children with

theme „Say no to Drugs‟. The function saw a great enthusiasm and motivation among

children and all present there.

149. 09.06.2019 Inauguration of „Kadeen‟ your friend…your companion a photo exhibition by Chandigarh

Police

Chandigarh Police organized two days photo exhibition „Kadeen‟ which has been inaugurated

today by Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Hon‟ble Governor of Punjab and Administrator, UT,

Chandigarh in the presence of Sh. Arun Kumar Gupta, IAS, Home Secretary, Sh. Sanjay

Baniwal, IPS, DGP/Chandigarh, Sh. Shashak Anand, IPS, SSP/Sec & Traffic, Ms. Nilambari

Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT and other senior officers of Chandigarh Administration and Police

department. Sh. Jasbir Jassi Punjabi pop singer also graced the occasion by his presence

as Guest of Honour. The two days photo exhibition „Kadeen‟ your friend…your companion is

organized at three venues i.e. Sukhna Lake, Plaza Sector 17 & Elante Mall, Chandigarh

which will give a platform to police officials of Chandigarh Police with an aim to provide

direct interface with the public to showcase their ability/skills.

The event was another in the series of the Chandigarh Police initiative to bring

Children from De-addiction Centre (SPYM) towards a platform full of skill and art with

particular focus on prevention of substance abuse among them. The Children from De-

addiction Centre (SPYM) were also sent to all venues in different groups to create

motivation and awareness among them.

Cultural programme like skit, play and demonstration by Team of „Swayam‟ Self

defense training programme of Chandigarh Police were also performed before the

audience. Sh. Jasbir Jassi, Punjabi pop singer, also visited the second venue of photo

exhibition i.e. at Elante Mall, Chandigarh. On demand of audience he gave live performance

and presented a song from his remarkable samplings.

150. 20.06.2019 Mega Job Fair „Sahyog‟ initiated by Chandigarh Police

Chandigarh Police initiated program namely „Sahyog‟ under the flagship scheme of central

govt. namely “Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana” to engage youths by imparting and

upgrading their skills as per their natural caliber under the guidance of Sh. Sanjay

Baniwal, IPS, DGP/Chandigarh. This program equipped them with high quality training to

help them access the opportunities. Under this skill development program 480 students

were trained under vocational courses in (1) Beauty and wellness (2) General Duty Hospital

Assistant (3) Retail Store Assistant (4) Food & Beverage assistance. Mrs. Nilambri

Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT/Chandigarh was appointed as Nodal Officer for the effective

implementation of this scheme. Earlier a counseling session was also organized at Police

Lines Sector 26 under the chairmanship of Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, DGP/Chandigarh

wherein around 600 people had participated to get training. Counseling session of

identified candidates was conducted by Mrs. Nilambri Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT/Chandigarh

and SDPO‟s. Under this programme, a survey was conducted and targeted beneficiaries

were identified amongst School Dropouts, Victims of Crime, Juvenile delinquents, Families

in dire need, Drug Addicts or youth in high risk category of becoming drug addicts.

Under this project a „Mega Job Fair‟ was organized on 20.06.2019 at Multipurpose

Hall, Police Lines, Sector 26, Chandigarh to give placement to youths who were trained by

Chandigarh Police free of cost under skill training development programme in various

vocational courses. Several reputed companies i.e. PUMA, EUREKA FORBES, Burger King,

Burger Singh, Domino‟s Pizza, MC Donald‟s, KFC, Taj, Lemon Tree, SAROVAR, Pizza Hut,

SODEXO, PORTEA, VLCC, OLA, Max Life Insurance, HDFC Bank, etc. will offer placement

to these trained youths. Sh. Manish Kumar, CEO of NSDC was the Chief Guest on the

occasion.

Sh. Sanjay Beniwal, IPS, DGP/UT Chandigarh while welcoming the chief guest

addressed all the participants of Mega Job Fair and also apprised about the scheme. He

also congratulated the candidates for getting offer letters with their hard work they

have done during these courses. He also appreciated and thanked to both the training

partners and placement partners.

A short video regarding project SAHYOG was played. In which, one of the candidate

(victim of domestic violence) shared her journey to become self dependent and she took

care of her children and herself when abandoned by husband and In-laws.

Training partners Mr. Jayanta Dass and Mr. Rajiv also addressed the gathering and also

congratulated Chandigarh Police for successfully organizing this Mega Job Fair. Mr.

Jayanta Dass also shared that father of one of the candidates meet him and disclosed

that he is working as Auto Driver and used to drop passengers in big hotels, now his son

hired by Taj Group of Hotel. He is very thankful to Chandigarh Police for this initiative

„SAHYOG‟ which gives opportunity to his son to touch the sky.

Chief Guest Mr. Manish Kumar given letters of appreciation to Sh. Aakarshan Chauhan, Sh.

Nidhi Batra, Sh. Jayanta Dass, Sh. Rajiv (Training Partner), Insp. Poonam Dilawari

SHO/PS-26, Insp. Rajiv Kumar SHO/PS-11, Insp. Neeraj Sarna SHO/PS-3, Insp. Baldev

Kumar SHO/PS-34 and 8 candidates were given Letter of Intent by the Chief Guest.

The Chief Guest Mr. Manish Kumar thanked Central Ministry for project SAHYOG and

also to DGP/UT for this unique idea of organizing such a Mega Job Fair.

A website chandigarhpolice.gov.in/sahyog was also launched by Chief Guest.

Vote of thanks was given by Sh. O.P. Mishra, IPS, DIG/UT. He specially appreciated nodal

officer Ms. Nilambri Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT and her entire team for making project

SAHYOG a successful event.

151. 31.07.2019 Mega Demonstration on 'Yoga Protocol'

Today, Chandigarh Police organized a mega demonstration on 'Yoga Protocol' in

Convocation Hall at Punjab University, Chandigarh. Honorable Governor of Punjab and

Administrator UT Chandigarh Sh. V.P. Singh Badnore was the Chief Guest at the function.

World renowned yoga expert Padamshree Dr. H.R. Nagendra (Chancellor of SVYASA

University, Bangalore) was the keynote speaker on Science of Yoga in Stress Management.

This programme was also attended by Director of PGI Prof. Jagat Ram, Vice Chancellor of

Panjab University Dr. Raj Kumar, Director of Research and Development at SVYASA, Dr.

NK Manjunath and Sh. Prem Bhandari. The program was organized under the guidance of

Sh. Sanjay Baniwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT, Chandigarh who contributed at

the function with his presence as well as other senior officers Sh. Omvir Singh Bishnoi,

IPS, DIG/UT/Chandigarh, Sh. Shashank Anand, IPS, SSP Sec & Traffic & Smt. Nilambari

Jagadale, IPS, SSP/UT, Chandigarh along with other officers of Police Department. About

1200 persons including policemen, new recruits, students of "URJA" initiative (drug free

mohalla program) of Chandigarh also witnessed the programme.

Introduction

The programme was organized for introduction to the joint research on

Yoga and common yoga protocol for de-addiction. The scientific benefits of Yoga were

enlightened at the function and a live demonstration of Yoga protocol by two qualified

trainers was given by showing some important steps of Yoga protocol for de-addiction.

An inspiring speech was given by none other than Padamshree Dr. H.R.

Nagendra, founder of SVYASA world‟s largest Yoga University and an architect of Yoga

program in the Country. He is advising Govt. of India on various innovative and

transformational evidence based Yoga programs (like Niyantriti Madhumeh Bharat)

ranging from UN‟s International Day of Yoga Adoption and accreditation to its

incorporation in Schools, Colleges, academic Institutes. SVYASA is the recognized centre

for Inter University Yoga Research with NAC A++ certification.

Today, Memorandum of Undertaking was signed between Chandigarh Police

& Panjab University for the advancement of Yoga protocol and better Yoga research and a

letter of intent between Chandigarh Police and SVYASA (University of Bangalore).

MOU between Chandigarh Police and Panjab University

This MOU will enable exchange of knowledge, expertise in areas of cyber security,

forensics and psychology application in order to configure new recruitment procedures as

per fast changing requirements. It will also open new avenues for police personnel to

undertake short courses or enrol into degree programs of Panjab University besides

sharing resorces of two organizations.

During the speech, DGP/Chandigarh emphasized that “Today‟s program not only

provides an opportunity to understand the science behind Yoga but to also witness a Yoga

protocol of de-addiction. We also plan to examine the effect of common Yoga protocol,

plasticized on International Day of Yoga, each year on various biomarkers of personality

development of our recruits before they are ready for their duties in Chandigarh Police. I

hope the joint research provides the necessary substrate for more projects to follow

beneficial for Chandigarh as well as for training regime of new recruit in advancing as

culture of collaboration between academic institutes and Police Organizations.

152. 14.08.2019 PRESIDENT POLICE MEDAL FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE (PM)

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2019

Name of Officer Name of Medal

Shri Charanjit Singh Virk, Deputy

Superintendent of Police,

Women & Child Support, Sector

17, Chd

PRO, Chandigarh Police

PRESIDENT POLICE MEDAL FOR

MERITORIOUS SERVICE (PM)

Smt. Parvesh Sharma, Inspector,

PCR Police Lines Sector 26,

Chandigarh



Shri Ranjit Singh, Inspector

SHO Police Station Manimajra



Shri Amarjit Singh, Sub Inspector

CID Wing, Sector 9, Chandigarh



ADMINISTRATOR‟S POLICE MEDAL FOR

DISTINGUISHED/ MERITORIOUS SERVICES ON

INDEPENDENCE DAY-2019:-


SI Gurmeet Singh, No. 1241/CHG for Distinguished Services in the police

department

ASI Parminder Jit, No. 1411/CHG for Distinguished Services in the police

department

ASI Baljinder Singh, No. 1519/CHG for Distinguished Services in the police

department

HC Anoop Singh No. 3281/CP for Distinguished Services in the police

department

HC (PR) Ashwani Sharma No. 2572/CP for Distinguished Services in the police

department

HC Multan Singh No. 3288/CP for Distinguished Services in the police

department

Const. Avinash Kumar No. 184/CP for Distinguished Services in the police

department

Insp. Rajiv Kumar No. 518/CHG for Meritorious Services in the police

department

ASI Rajbir Singh No. 1571/CHG for Meritorious Services in the police

department

HC Hari Om No. 2927/CP for Meritorious Services in the police

department

HC Joginder Singh No. 3498/CP for Meritorious Services in the police

department

HC (PR) Amritpal Kaur, No. 1957/CP for Meritorious Services in the police

department

HC (PR) Sarbjit Singh No. 379/CP for Meritorious Services in the police

department

153. 04.09.2019 Special Checking and law & order arrangements for Student‟s Council Election and

various Students‟ Bodies

In connection with forthcoming Panjab University Campus Student‟s Council Election and

various Students‟ Bodies in the affiliated 11 Colleges at Chandigarh on 06-09-2019 at

9:00am and at Arts Block I & II for evening studies at 5:00pm an elaborate law & order

arrangements have been made. There are 62 departments and around 16138 votes will be

polled at 167 polling booths (28 buildings) at Panjab University, whereas for evening

studies there are 1500 votes. Similarly there are different 08 departments at South

Campus UIET, Sec.25, Chandigarh. As per report, alliance of 18 different parties

contesting Panjab University elections.

Keeping in view the sensitivity of elections search operations was conducted at Panjab

University Hostels to avoid any untoward incident and to restrain the unauthorised entry

of outsiders at Panjab University. Further, special teams of intelligence and operations

cell was deployed to keep an eye on any unsocial activities at Panjab University 24 X7, so

that preventive measures could be initiated in advance. In addition to above intelligence

wings of Haryana, Punjab and Himachal states was requested to share important inputs /

information regarding gangster unlawful activities in the election of Panjab University

Student‟s if came to notice.

Thus; to ensure peaceful and fair manner elections Chandigarh Police was made adequate

law and order, security and traffic arrangements at Panjab University and other 11

Colleges by deploying GOs-08, SHOs-08, Inspectors-18 and NGOs/ORs- 974 (Total-1008)

in addition to all logistics. Further adequate arrangements for security of election

material was deployed. Lady GO and Lady Inspectors were specially deployed at girls‟

colleges. Six Executive Magistrates was nominated with GOs. Panjab University -2019

Elections were held in fair and peaceful manner.

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सबी तयह की सहामता आभ जनता के लरए उऩरब्ध कयवाई जाएगी ,जजसका उद्घाटन बायत के भाननीम गहृभॊत्री श्री अलभत बाई शाह ने होटर Hayat Residency ,Ph-I, Industrial Area चण्डीगढ

भें अऩने कयकभरों द्वाया ककमा है। इसके अततरयक्त चण्डीगढ ऩुलरस के “अत्याधुननक E-Beat Book

System” की बी शुरुआत की गई है। इसके तहत चण्डीगढ भे कुर “ 54 अटऱ सहभागगता केन्द्र ” फनाए गमे हैं । आज से सैक्टय 9 जथथत चण्डीगढ ऩुलरस भुख्मारम भें 112 Common Control Room से ऩहरे से चालरत ,डामर ऩ0.100( ऩुलरस ,)101( दभकर )व 108( थवाथथम )सेवाओॊ को जोड ददमा गमा हैं। जजसके लरए ऩुलरस Control Room भें इन सबी HELP LINE के कभमचारयमों का अरग -अरग Desk

फनामा गमा है , dispatcher मह ॊ फैठकय अऩने -अऩने ववबाग के call dispatchers के जरयए तनकटतभ उऩरब्ध PCR/Ambulance/Fire Tender को सूचचत कयेंगें । इस Control Room भें call divert कयने की सुववधा बी होगी। जफ तक आभ जनता इस आऩातकार न सेवा डायऱ 112 के फाये भे ऩूय तयह से जागरुक नह हो जाती तफ तक ऩुयाने आऩातकार न सेवा 100, 101, 108 बी चारू यखे जाएगें। बववष्म भें अन्म सबी आऩातकार न सेवाओॊ जैसे कक मातामत (1073) भदहरा हैल्ऩ राईन (1091 ,181 )फार हैल्ऩ राईन (1098), Highway patrol व आऩदा प्रफन्धन सदहत अन्म सेवाऔॊ को बी इस आऩातकार न सेवा डायऱ 112 से जोड ददमा जाएगा। आज तक आऩातकार सहामता के लरए 20 से अचधक आऩात

नम्फय जनता की सुववधा के लरए चर यहे थे जजसकी वजह से कई फाय एसी जथथतत ऩैदा हो जाती थी कक मह ध्मान भें ह नह यहता था कक कौन -सी सेवा के लरए कौन-सा आऩात नम्फय जाय ककमा गमा

है। कई फाय नम्फय व्मथत यहने के कायण लभर नह ॊ ऩाता था। रेककन अफ मह सेवा शुरु होने से इन सबी ददक्कतों का साभना नह ॊ कयना ऩडगेा। ई-फ ीीट फुक लसथटभ के तहत हय

“ई -बीट बुक ” के ईन्चाजम को Android Phone ददमे गमे हैं ,जजसके अन्दय फीट-ईन्चाजम के ऩास ऩूय ऩुलरलसॊग का रयकाडम होगा एवभ ्इस पोन ऩय एक जक्रक कयत ेह ऩूये शहय से जुडी हय जानकाय जैसे

कक फाजाय ,आबूषण ववके्रता , शयाफ के ठेके ,वरयष्ठ न ीागरयकों की सूची ,ऩीजी house detail ,ऺेत्र के अच्छे फुये नागरयको के फाये भें फीट ईन्चाजम को लभर जाएगी। इस ऩय अऩयाचधमों के फाये भे ऩूया रयकाडम दजम होगा जफकक आज से ऩहरे मह जानकाय ऩुलरस कभमचारयमों को अऩने आऩ ववलबन्न ऩुलरस यजजथटयों से जुटानी ऩडती थी। आभ नागरयक Google Play Store ,मा Apple Store से अऩने भोफाईर ऩय E-Saathi App Download कय सकता है ,जजससे कक कोई बी नागरयक ककसी बी प्रकाय की

आऩयाचधक गततववचध ,नशा-बफक्री ,जुआ-सटे्ट फाजी आदद की जानकाय ऩुलरस को आसानी से दे सकेगा। इसके साथ ह ऺेत्र के वरयष्ठ नागयजीक बी इस एऩ के भाध्मभ से ऩुलरस के सम्ऩकम भें यहेंगे। E-Beat

भें interactive feature बी होगा जजससे कक सम्फजन्धत ऺेत्र के तनवासी Beat In-charge से सीधा सम्ऩकम कयके अऩने सुझाव औय लशकामत दे ऩाएगें। इसके अततरयक्त “ई -साथी एऩ ” से आभ जनता को अऩने थाने भे ना जाकय “आऩकी ऩुलऱस आऩके द्वार” मोजना के तहत ्अऩने ऺेत्र के थाना -अध्मऺ को सूचना देनी होगी कक भुझे PCC ,ऩासऩोटम सत्माऩन, ककयामेदाय सत्माऩन ,नौकय सत्माऩन ,चरयत्र सत्माऩन

आदद सेवाओॊ की जरुयत है औय उनके एक फटन दफात ेह सम्फजन्धत थानाध्मऺ उनके ददए हुए सभम ऩय फीट लसऩाह बेजकय वाॉतछत सेवा प्रदान कयेगा। इसके लरए नागरयकों को एक फटन दफाकय सम्फजन्धत एजलरकेशन डाउनरोड कयना होगा। इस प्रोद्मोचगक तकनीकी कुशरता से एक ओय जहाॊ फीट लसऩाह सशक्त औय सऺभ होगा वह ॊ मे CCTNS औय ERSS से ऩूणमत : सभामोजजत व अनुकूर होगा। इससे दो तयपा सूचना का सॊचाय सयर हो सकेगा।

अटर सहबाचगता केन्र शहय की सबी 54 Divisions भें फनाए गमे हैं औय प्रत्मेक दो फीट ऩय एक फीट -अचधकाय तनमुक्त ककमा गमा है। जनता अऩने थाने के अततरयक्त अटऱ सहभागगता केन्द्र भें जाकय सुववधानुसाय ऩुलरस को लशकामत व सुझाव दे सकती है। अफ चण्डीगढ भें फीट थटाप की कोई बी Law and order duty नह रगाई जाएगी वो केवर अऩने ऺेत्र भें यहकय ऩुलरलसॊग व घदटत अऩयाधों की ह जाॊच कयेंगें। इस क्राजन्तकाय तकनीकी रुऩ से सुदृढ मोजना के द्वाया आऩातकार न प्रततकक्रमा सभम भें कभी आएगी। आऩातकार न सेवाओॊ भें सभम अत्मचधक भहत्वऩूणम है क्मोंकक कुछ ऺण ह ककसी का जीवन फचा सकत ेहै।

155. 30.09.2019 Sports Acheivement

53rd Asian Body Building & Physique Sports Championship is being held from 27th

September 2019 to 3rd October 2019 at Battam, Indonesia. Inspector Baldev Kumar, of

Chandigarh Police Presently Posted as SHO Police Station 34 Chandigarh has won Silver

Medal in the event in 80 to 90 KG weight Category. The championship is being organised

by Indian Body Building Federation