Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on the occasion of Police Commemoration Day on Monday, acknowledged the bravery and sacrifice of police personnel.
Taking to social media X, Modi wrote in a post, "Today, on Police Commemoration Day, we honour the bravery and sacrifice of our police personnel. Their unwavering dedication ensures the safety of our people. They exemplify courage and determination. Their proactive efforts and assistance during humanitarian challenges are equally commendable."
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