lhvkjih,Q - CRPF

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o"kZ 64 vad 4 ekpZ&vçSy] 2018

'kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij ekuuh; mi jk"Vªifr Jh osadS;k uk;Mw] lsokfuo`Ùk goynkj fd'ku flag dks lEekfur djrs gq,rFkk lkFk esa Jh vkj-vkj- HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd ds-fj-iq-cy ,oa Jh nhid feJk] fo'ks"k egkfuns'kd ¼eq[;ky;½

ds-fj-iq-cy ds 79oha o"kZxkaB ds volj ij Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; x`gea=h] Hkkjr ljdkj dks Le`fr fpUg HksaV djrs gq, Jh vkj-vkj- HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd ds-fj-iq-cy rFkk lkFk esa Jh nhid feJk] fo'ks"k egkfuns'kd ¼eq[;ky;½

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ekpZ&vçSy 2018 lh-vkj-ih-,Q- lekpkj

bl vad esa

bl vad esa

eq[; laj{kd %Jh jktho jk; HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd

laikndh; lykgdkj e.My

v/;{k %Jh çnhi dqekj flag] iqfyl egkfujhf{kd ¼vklwpuk½

lnL; % Jh èkhjt dqekj] mi egkfujh{kd ¼ifjpkyu&2½] Jh ,e- fèkukdj.k] mi egkfujh{kd ¼vklwpuk½] Jh vjfoUn jk;] mi egkfujh{kd ¼çf'k{k.k&2½] Jh eukst oekZ] f}rh; deku vfèkdkjh ¼ç'kklu@ ys[kk½

eq[; laiknd %MkW- th- lh- nk'k¼tu laidZ vfèkdkjh½

laiknd %lR;sUæ flag ¼lwcsnkj estj@fgUnh vuqoknd½

laikndh; lgk;rk %ftrsUæ dqekj ¼m-fu-@vk'kqfyfid½jke dqekj ¼l-m-fu-@ea-½

fp= %tu laidZ QksVks lsy] egkfuns'kky; vkSj lhvkjih,Q ;wfuV~l

lhvkjih,Q lekpkj ,d f}ekfld if=dk gSA blesa izdkf'kr fd;s tkus okys fopkj ys[kdksa ds O;fDrxr fopkj gSaA foHkkx dh uhfr ls bldk dksbZ lEcU/k ugha gSA & eq[; laiknd

laikndh; dk;kZy; %egkfuns'kky;] dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy] Cykd&1] dsUnzh; dk;kZy; ifjlj]yks/kh jksM] ubZ fnYyh&110003nwjHkk"k% 24360649

egkfuns'kd lhvkjih,Q dh vksj ls eqfnzr vkSj izdkf'kr %feÙky ,.Vjizkbtst] 2076] xksdqy'kkg xyh] lhrkjke cktkj] fnYyh&06

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1- 79oha o"kZxkaB&2018 2

2- 'kkS;Z fnol&2018 11

3- jktHkk"kk 'khYM 20

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9. Rank Ceremony of Out of Turn promotees 1710. CRPF Family Welfare Association organises International Women Day 1811. eqU'khyky 'ks[kkor us thrs 04 Lo.kZ ind 1912. CRPF Public School, Rohini organises a Fire Mock Drill 4013 CRPF Public School, Rohini organises an Investiture Ceremony 4014. Achievements 4115. Transfers / Appointments 44 16. A warm Salute to Martyrs 46

vkfVZdy17. Social Networking Media in Life of Our Families (Manoj Verma, 2-I/C, Adm Dte) 2118. Hepatitis-B ¼MkW- fofiu dqekj flag] fpfdRlk vfèkdkjh] fpfdRlk egkfuns'kky;½ 2319. My Days in Liberia as UN Peacekeeper (Rajender Singh, Asstt. Comdt., 134 Bn) 25

20- thou esa le; dk egRo vkSj izca/ku ¼lR;sUæ flag] lwcsnkj estj] tulaidZ egkfuns'kky;½ 29

21- ̂^'kkS;Z fnol**&ds-fj-iq-cy ds ohj&liwrksa dks ,d J)katfy ¼go@ea=k- yfyr dqekj] 85 cVkfy;u½ 31

doj ist %& 'kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij eq[; vfrfFk Jh osadS;k uk;Mw] ekuuh; mi jk"Vªifr dk Lokxr djrs gq, Jh vkj-vkj- HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd ds-fj-iq-cy

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4. egkfuns'kd ds nkSjs 325- egkfuns'kky; ds dk;ZØe 336- fofoèk dk;ZØe 347- flfod ,D'ku çksxzke 388- dkok dk;ZØe 39

Medal & Accolades22. DG's Disc & Commendation Letter Awardees 47

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ekpZ&vçSy 2018lh-vkj-ih-,Q- lekpkj

Uæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy us 24 ekpZ] 2018 dks viuk 79oha o"kZxkaB euk;kA bllekjksg dk vk;kstu HkO; :i esa xzqi

ijsM esa tokuksa vkSj n'kZdksa esa tks'k vkSj ns'kHkfDr dh Hkkouk ns[krs gh curh FkhA tokuksa us y;c)rk ,oa rkyc)rk ls ycjst euksje n`'; izLrqr fd;k] ftldk vkuan ijsM esa mifLFkr n'kZdksa ,oa tokuksa us mBk;kA eq[; vfrFk us bl 'kkunkj ijsM ds fy, dgk fd vke rkSj ij ijsM vPNh jgrh gS] ij bl okf"kZd ijsM dh izLrqfr mRÑ"V ¼Excellent½ jghA

79oha o"kZxkaB&2018

dsdsUæ ds-fj-iq-cy xq:xzke ¼gfj;k.kk½ esa fd;k x;kA bl lekjksg ds eq[; vfrfFk Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; x`gea=h] Hkkjr ljdkj Fks rFkk Jh jktho jk; HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd] ds-fj-iq-cy] ofj"B vfèkdkjhx.k] ind fotsrk ,oa Hkkjh ek=k esa ehfM;kdehZ ,oa n'kZdx.k blesa mifLFkr FksA

eq[; vfrfFk us vkxeu ds lkFk gh 'kghn Lekjd ij iq"i vfiZr dj 'kghnksa dks J)katfy nhA rRi'pkr~ mUgksaus okf"kZd ijsM dUVhUtsaV ls lykeh yhA ijsM dh vxqvkbZ Jh vthr laxoku] dek.MsaV&12 cVkfy;u ds-fj-iq-cy us fd;kA bl okf"kZd ijsM esa cy ds dqy 10 VqdfM+;ksa us Hkkx fy;k] tks bl izdkj Fkh& mÙkjh {ks= dh efgyk dh VqdM+h] vkj-,-,Q- lsDVj] dkscjk lsDVj] if'peh lsDVj] nf{k.kh lsDVj] dsjy ,oa dukZVd lsDVj] lsUVªy lsDVj] mRrj iwoZ lsDVj] e/; izns'k lsDVj rFkk mÙkj if'peh lsDVjA

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efgyk lSU; ny }kjk lykeh

vkj-,-,Q- lSU; ny }kjk lykeh

ds-fj-iq-cy lSU; ny }kjk lykeh

dkscjk lSU; ny }kjk lykeh

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ds-fj-iq-cy ds tkacktksa] ftudh ohj xkFkk ds fy, bl cy ds lkFk&lkFk Hkkjr ds vke ukxfjd Hkh mu ij xoZ djrs gSa rFkk ;s feV~Vh ds yky viuh ekr`Hkwfe dh lsok ds fy, u dsoy 'kkS;Z xkFkk fy[k jgs gSa] cfYd le; vkus ij vius izk.kksa dh vkgqfr Hkh nsus ls ihNs ugha gVrsA lhvkjih,Q ds ukStokuksa dks mudh cgknqjh ds fy, fofHkUu iqfyl indksa ls vyaÑr djrs le; Hkh dqN ,slk gh tTck fn[kkA

ekuuh; x`gea=h Jh jktukFk flag us ns'k ds fy, vius izk.kksa dks U;kSNkoj djus okys 'kghn flikgh ckysu gfjtu] 'kghn flikgh vt; dqekj ,oa 'kghn flikgh ih0ds0 ik.Mk ds mÙkjkfèkdkfj;ksa dks buds ohjrk ds fy, iqfyl ind ls lEekfur fd;kA buds vykok 19 vU; vf/kdkfj;ksa o tokuksa dks Hkh iqfyl ind ls lEekfur fd;k x;kA lEeku lekjksg ds nkSjku bu ohj tokuksa ds psgjksa ij tks ped Fkh] oks fdlh rst ls de ugha FkhA eq[; vfrfFk us 11 vfèkdkfj;ksa@dkfedksa dks fof'k"V lsok ds fy, jk"Vªifr ds iqfyl ind ls lEekfur fd;kA

bl okf"kZd ijsM esa cy ds fofHkUu {ks=ksa esa mRÑ"V izn'kZu djus okyh cVkfy;uksa dks Hkh VªkWfQ;kWa iznku dh xbZ] buesa tEew&d'ehj ds 45oha cVkfy;u dks loZJs"B ifjpkyfud cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh] iwoksZÙkj {ks= esa loZJs"B ifjpkyu cVkfy;u ds fy, 147oha cVkfy;u] ,y-MCY;w-bZ- {ks= esa loZJs"B ifjpkyu ds fy, 158oha cVkfy;u vkSj 204 dkscjk cVkfy;u dks loZJs"B dkscjk cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh nh xbZA xzqi dsUnz] Xokfy;j dks loZJs"B xzqi dsUnz rFkk lh-vkbZ-,-Vh- f'koiqjh dks loZJs"B izf'k{k.k laLFkku dh VªkWQh iznku dh xbZA

ekuuh; x`gea=h us tokuksa dks lacksfèkr djrs gq, dgk fd uDlyh grk'kk esa ?kkr yxkdj geyk dj jgs gSaA lhvkjih,Q ds toku gj Lrj ij mudk eqagrksM+ tokc ns jgs gSa rFkk ;g yM+kbZ vc vafre nkSj esa igqap pqdh gSA fodkl ds ek/;e ls uDly izHkkfor bykds ds yksxksa dks eq[; /kkjk esa yk;k tk jgk gSA bl otg ls uDlfy;ksa dks LFkkuh; leFkZu ugha fey jgk gSA NRrhlx<+ ds lqdek ftys ds uDly izHkkfor bykdksa esa rsth ls lM+dsa cukbZ tk jgh gS] blls tgka bykds esa fodkl rst gksxk] ogha uDlfy;ksa dk izHkko rsth ls de gksxkA mUgksaus dgk fd lhvkjih,Q ds vkWijs'ku ls uDlfy;ksa dh dej VwV pqdh gSA bl cy ds tokuksa dk lkeuk vkradoknh ;k uDlyoknh ugha dj ldrsA bl otg ls ?kkr yxkdj geyk djrs gSaA

ekuuh; x`gea=h us tokuksa ds loksZPp cfynku ds fy, mUgsa J)katfy nsrs gq, dgk fd ,slh dksbZ Hksnus okyh xksfy;k¡ ugha cuh] tks ds-fj-iq-cy ds tokuksa ds ijkØe vkSj gkSlys dks Hksn ldsA mUgksaus bl cy ds ohj tokuksa dh ohjrk vkSj vnE; lkgl dh ppkZ djrs gq, dhfrZ pØ fotsrk psru phrk ds ckjs esa dgk fd& ftanxh vkSj ekSr dh yM+kbZ esa tks ekSr ls Hkh thr tkrk] mldk uke gS psru phrkA fofnr gks fd mxzokfn;ksa ls yksgk ysrs gq, Jh psru phrk ds 'kjhj esa ukS xksfy;ka yxh Fkh] os ftUnxh vkSj ekSr dh yM+kbZ esa thrdj vk, gSaA

ekuuh; x`gea=h us dgk fd ds-fj-iq-cy dh ifjpkyfud n{krk cstksM+ gS] vkSj bldh ifjpkyfud n{krk ds fdLls lquk,A mUgksaus dgk fd tEew&d'ehj ds dj.k uxj esa vkradokfn;ksa }kjk gkfy;k vkRe?kkrh geys dks ds-fj-iq-cy }kjk foQy fd;k x;kA ;g cy tEew&d'ehj ds gh ysFkiqjk esa vkradokfn;ksa ds ,d cM+s geys dks ukdke fd;k] ftlesa bl cy ds flikgh ih-ds- ik.Mk lfgr vU; toku Hkh 'kghn gks x, FksA mUgksaus Lora=rk fnol lekjksg esa 02 mxzoknh dks ekj fxjkus esa 'kghn gq, dek.MsUV izeksn dqekj dks ueu fd;kA ,slh gh ?kVuk esa 209 dkscjk cVkfy;u dh eqLrSnh ls 06 mxzoknh dks ekj fxjk;k x;k vkSj ,d vuUrukx dh ?kVuk] ftlesa goynkj dkS'ky dqekj us ?kk;y gksus ds ckn Hkh 01 vkradoknh dks idM+us esa lQyrk gkfly dhA

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eq[; vfrfFk us lks'ky ehfM;k ij ok;jy flikgh lqthr dqekj }kjk d'ehj ds ,d Hkw[ks O;fDr dks viuk Hkkstu nsus dks Hkh ljkgkA mUgksaus dgk fd tEew&d'ehj gks vFkok uDly izHkkfor {ks= gj {ks= esa ds-fj-iq-cy ds iz;Ru'khyrk ds dkj.k bUgsa dke;kch feyh] ftlls ds-fj-iq-cy dk uqdlku de vkSj ekvksokfn;ksa dk uqdlku T;knk gqvk gSA mxzokfn;ksa esa grk'kk c<+h gSA vr% os ?kkr yxkdj geyk dj lqj{kk cyksa dks {kfr igq¡pk jgs gSa vkSj ;s xjhc vkSj vkfnoklh fojks/kh gSaA ekuuh; eq[; vfrfFk us crk;k fd NÙkhlx<+ ds Hksth jksM dk uke fujh{kd txthr flag ds uke ij j[kk x;k gSA

ekuuh; x`gea=h us dgk fd eqf'dy oDr esa ns'k dsoy ds-fj-iq-cy dks ;kn djrk gSA ;g cy jpukRedrk esa Hkh vkxs gSA bl cy ds toku xaxk unh dh lQkbZ esa Hkh ;ksxnku ns jgs gSaA iz/kkuea=h dh vksj ls pyk, x, LoPNrk vfHk;ku] MhftVy bf.M;k vfHk;ku] csVh&cpkvks csVh&i<+kvks vkSj dS'kysl VªkatsD'ku esa Hkh bl cy dk vge ;ksxnku gS vkSj blds fy, mUgksaus dkQh ljkguk Hkh dhA ekuuh; x`gea=h us dgk fd fodkl dh igyh 'krZ gS&lqj{kkA 'kkafrfiz; pfj= esa dk;Z djus vkSj cy ds egkfuns'kd dks ljdkjh ;kstukvksa ds lanHkZ esa vke turk esa tkx:drk ykus ds fy, Hkh vuqjks/k fd;kA

ds-fj-iq-cy lafo/kku ds j{kk ds fy, MVdj eqdkcyk dj jgk gSA ljdkj cy ds dkfeZdksa ds dY;k.k ds fy, izfrc) gSA mUgsa vkokl lqfo/kk] bZ&fVdfVax lqfo/kk] 30 ekpZ 2018 ls ,;jØk¶V lsok ¼,-lh-,l-½ lqfo/kk vkfn eqgS;k djk,xhA

var esa ekuuh; x`gea=h us dgk fd ds-fj-iq-cy us Hkkjrokfl;ksa dk fny thrk gSA Jh jktukFk flag us ds-fj-iq-cy ds egkfuns'kd Jh jktho jk; HkVukxj dks muds dq'ky usr`Ro ds fy, c/kkbZ fn;k vkSj lHkh dks gkfnZd 'kqHkdkeuk,a nhA

bl HkO; ijsM o vyadj.k lekjksg ls igys cy ds egkfuns'kd Jh jktho jk; HkVukxj us Lokxr Hkk"k.k esa HkhM+ dks lEcksf/kr djrs gq, lhvkjih,Q dh miyfCèk;ksa vkSj ;kstukvksa ds ckjs esa foLrkj ls crk;kA mUgksaus ds-fj-iq-cy }kjk drZO; dh osnh ij fn[kk, x, vnE; lkgl vkSj cfynku dh ohjxkFkk dk ftØ djrs gq,] 21 vDrwcj 1959 dh gkWV fLizax] 9 vizSy] 1965 ds ljnkj iksLV] 1971 ds Hkkjr ikd ;q)] laln geys dks

foQy djus dh ?kVuk] v;ks/;k ds ifo= jke tUeHkwfe ij vkrafd;ksa }kjk fd, x, ukikd geys dks foQy djus vkfn dh ?kVuk,a vkSj ljdkj ds fofHkUu uhfr;ksa tSls fd xaxk ds LoPNrk vfHk;ku esa dsfj-iq-cy dh Hkwfedk vkfn ds ckjs esa crk;kA egkfuns'kd us dgk fd vHkh cy esa 243 cVkfy;uksa esa yxHkx 3 yk[k 18 gtkj dehZ gSaA vc rd bl cy us 1680 ohjrk ind izkIr fd, gSaA 2121 dkfedksa us 'kgknr nh gSA 2017&18 esa bl cy ds 63 tokuksa us viuk loZJs"B cfynku fn;kA bl vof/k esa 172 vyxkookfn;ksa dks ekj fxjk;k x;kA

lekjksg lekiu ls iwoZ efgyk cVkfy;u }kjk nh tkus okyh izLrqfr dks ns[kdj ;g ugha dgk tk ldrk fd dsoy iq:"k gh QkSt dh 'kku gSaA efgyk cVkfy;u us 'kkunkj jkbZQy fMªy dk izn'kZu fd;kA jksekap dk ;s flyflyk tkjh jgk vkSj ey[kEHk izn'kZu izLrqr fd;k x;k] ftldk lekjksg esa mifLFkr n'kZdksa us tedj vkuan mBk;kA

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var esa MkWx Ldok;M }kjk izn'kZu fd;k x;k] tks lekjksg ds vkd"kZ.k dk eq[; dsUnz jgkA MkWx LDok;M }kjk fn[kk;k x;k djrc lekjksg dk lk{kh Fkk fd fdl izdkj ;s tkuoj Hkh tokuksa }kjk fn, x, izf'k{k.k ds

ckn tokuksa dks tksf[ke ls fudkyus rFkk nq'euksa ds ?kkr dks foQy djus esa l{ke gSA blesa vkradoknh cl dks gkbZtSd dj ysrs gSa] oSlh fLFkfr esa fdl izdkj toku vkWijs'ku pykrs gSa] dk izn'kZu fd;k x;kA cy esa 'kkfey

MkWx LDok;M fdl izdkj ls Hkwfedk fuHkkrk gS] bldk Hkh c[kwch izn'kZu fd;k x;kA vius tokuksa dh tkackth ns[k vf/kdkjh Hkh grizHk fn[ksA iyd >idrs gh vkradokfn;ksa ls cl dks eqDr djk fy;k x;kA ftldh dsUnzh; x`gea=h Jh jktukFk flag us Hkh viuh txg ij [kM+s gksdj tokuksa dk vfHkuanu fd;kA

lekjksg dk lekiu djry /ofu;ksa ds chp Jh nhid feJk] fo'ks"k egkfuns'kd¼eq[;k0½ }kjk èkU;okn izLrko ls fd;k x;kA

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Jh ujs'k dqekj] lgk;d dek.MsUV flikgh ,l- izdk'k flikgh fo'oHkku flag

ekuuh; x`gea=h Jh jktukFk flag iqfyl ind fotsrkvksa dks lEekfur djrs gq,

Jherh ehuk{kh ikaMk iRuh 'kghn flikgh ih-ds- ik.Mk Jh jktho dqekj pkS/kjh] dek.MsUV

Jherh ejrkyh gfjtu iRuh 'kghn flikgh ckysu gfjtu Jherh veunhi iRuh 'kghn flikgh vt; dqekj

flikgh czts'k ch- Jh vjfoUn flag fc"V] mi dek.MsUV Jh dqynhi flag nkfg;k] lgk;d dek.MsUV

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ekuuh; x`gea=h Jh jktukFk flag iqfyl ind fotsrkvksa dks lEekfur djrs gq,

Jh vatuh dqekj] lgk;d dek.MsUV Jh vftr dqekj] lgk;d dek.MsUV Jh v'kksd dqekj] f}rh; deku vf/kdkjh

mi fujh{kd Jo.k dqekj flikgh dkS'ky flag flikgh riu dqekj ceZ.k

flikgh jktho jatu Jh uhjt dqekj mÙke] lgk;d dek.MsUV mi fujh{kd lanhi

goynkj iou dqekj flikgh ljkst dqekj ekFkqj flikgh 'kCchj vgen [kku

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fof'k"V lsok ds fy, jk"Vªifr ds iqfyl ind fotsrk

Jh eukst dqekj nqcs] egkfujh{kd Jh ujsUnz dqekj Hkkj}kt] egkfujh{kd

fujh{kd@rduhdh lqjs'k dqekj jft;ky

Jh vHk; ohj pkSgku] egkfujh{kd

Jh jk/kk eksgu eh.kk] mi egkfujh{kd Jh Hk`xq Jhfuoklu] Hkk-iq-ls- egkfujh{kd

Jh lquhy flag] egkfujh{kd MkW- izrki flag] mi egkfujh{kd Jh czts'k izrki flag] dek.MsUV

fujh{kd fnfyi dqekj jk; ¼lsokfuo`Ùk½Jh lR; ukjk;.k flag] dek.MsUV ¼lsokfuo`Ùk½

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Jh izeksn dqekj ik.Ms;] egkfujh{kd lh-vkbZ-,-Vh- Ldwy f'koiqjh ¼e0iz0½ loZJs"B izf'k{k.k laLFkku dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

Jh ikWy vgen] dek.MsUV] 45 cVkfy;u] ds-fj-iq-cy tEew&d'ehj ds loZJs"B ifjpkyfud cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

Jh eukst xqIrk] dek.MsUV] 158 cVkfy;u] ds-fj-iq-cy ,y-MCY;w-bZ- {ks= ds loZJs"B ifjpkyfud cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

Jh vkj-lh- eh.kk] mi egkfujh{kd xzq-ds- Xokfy;j ¼e0iz0½ loZJs"B xzqi dsUnz dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

Jh riu dqekj] dek.MsUV] 147 cVkfy;u] ds-fj-iq-cy iwoksZÙkj {ks= ds loZJs"B ifjpkyfud cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

Jh iq"isUnz dqekj] dek.MsUV] 204 dkscjk cVkfy;u loZJs"B dkscjk cVkfy;u dh VªkWQh çkIr djrs gq,

VªkWQh forj.k

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9 vizSy 2018 dks dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy }kjk 53oka 'kkS;Z fnol euk;k x;kA bl lekjksg dk vk;kstu ekoyadj vkWfMVksfj;e] jQh ekxZ] ubZ fnYyh esa fd;k x;kA ekuuh; mi jk"Vªifr Jh osadS;k uk;Mw bl lekjksg ds eq[; vfrfFk FksA

blls igys mUgksaus xqtjkr ds ljnkj iksLV dh ifo= feV~Vh dks J)katfy vfiZr dh] tgka lhvkjih,Q dh dsoy 02 dEifu;ksa us 9 vizSy] 1965 dks ,d iw.kZ ikfdLrkuh iSny lsuk fczxsM ds geys dks foQy dj fn;k FkkA

'kkS;Z fnol&2018bl volj ij Lokxr Hkk"k.k esa Jh jktho jk;

HkVukxj] egkfuns'kd ds-fj-iq-cy us dgk fd ;g cy 1939 esa viuh LFkkiuk ds fnu ls gh viuh ohjrk çnf'kZr djrk jgk gSA Jh HkVukxj us cy dh cgknqjh dh ijEijk dk ftØ djrs gq, bl volj ij 'kghnksa dks J)katfy vfiZr dhA

ekuuh; mi jk"Vªifr us lh-vkj-ih-,Q- ds 50 vfèkdkfj;ksa ,oa deZpkfj;ksa dks muds 'kkS;Z] lkgl vkSj n`< ladYi rFkk cgknqjh vkSj m)j.k ds fy, iqfyl ind ls lEekfur fd;kA bl volj ij] Jh uk;Mw us lsokfuo`Rr gsM dkaLVscy fd'ku flag dks Hkh lEekfur fd;kA

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CRPF has set a record in achieving the highest number of medals for gallantry in the year 2017-18. The laurels include 2 Kirti Chakras, 4 Saurya Chakras and 104 Police Medals for gallantry- an all time high for CRPF. This was revealed by Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, DG, CRPF in a rank ceremony held on 10th April 2018, in the CRPF headquarters, New Delhi to honour the four brave hearts of the Force who were given out of turn promotion for their gallant action in Kashmir. Presenting their respective ranks to the four brave jawans, Sh. Bhatnagar said that CRPF, as a Force, always lead from the front in any situation of internal security of the country. He said that the Force personnel are well trained, well equipped, well protected, alert and professionally competent to fulfill the mandate of the Force. Congratulating the jawans, Sh. Bhatnagar said that steps are being taken to further the capacity building of the Force personnel in terms of modernization and surveillance and hoped that the Force will set newer benchmark of gallantry in the years to come.

These four brave jawans who were given out of turn promotion for their gallant action in the terrorism-hit Jammu and Kashmir were Head Constable A.S. Krishana, Constable K. Dinesh Raja and Constable Prafulla Kumar of the 45 Bn and Constable Ghait Raghunath Ulhas of 23 Bn. The alertness and pure professionalism of the four jawans

could foil two recent fidayeen attacks in Jammu and Kashmir leading to the neutralization of 6 terrorists. In recognition of their bravery and dedication to duty, the Government gave approval to resume the provision of out of turn promotion for these bravehearts after a gap of 14 years.

While Head Constable A.S. Krishana has been promoted to the rank of Assistant Sub-Inspector, Constable K. Dinesh Raja and Constable Prafulla Kumar have been given out of turn promotion to the rank of Head constable. The high professional promptness of these three bravehearts of the 45 Bn could thwart a deadly terrorist attack on the CRPF camp located in the Industrial Area (Training Ground) in Sumbal in the Bandipora district of Kashmir on 5th of June last year. Due to their alertness and subsequent raising of an alarm, not only the terrorist attack was foiled but also all the four heavily armed militants were neutralized on the spot itself.

Similarly, the brave constable Ghait Raghunath Ulhas, who was instrumental in thwarting a terror attack on the 23 Bn campus in Karan Nagar in Srinagar on 11th of February this year, was rewarded with a promotion to the rank of Head Constable. An alert Ulhas, who was on sentry duty, could sense the surreptitious movement of two heavily armed terrorists even in the wee hours and fired at them without caring for his own life. The subsequent

Constable Ghait Raghunath Ulhas, 23 Bn

Constable Prafulla Kumar, 45 Bn

Constable K. Dinesh Raja, 45 Bn

Head Constable A.S. Srikirishana, 45 Bn

action by the security forces that lasted for more than one hour, saw the neutralization of both the militants.

Rank Ceremony of Out of Turn promotees

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CRPF Family Welfare Association (CWA) has organized International Women Day at Shaurya Officers Institute, New Delhi on 03/04/2018. Dr. (Mrs.) Manu Bhatnagar, President, CWA and Shri Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar, DG CRPF, senior officers and many distinguish guests graced the function. Besides them, guests from various organizations and CRPF families were also present.

CRPF Family Welfare Association (CWA) has undertaken various schemes relating to family health care and overall well being of CRPF personnel and their families. CWA trains and assists wives of CRPF personnel in areas such as skill development, education of children, introducing new opportunities/ avenues to wives of CRPF personnel.

On the occasion, Mrs Vijay Rathee and Mr. K.S. Rathee presented a cheque of Rs. 67,50,000/- to Dr. (Mrs.) Manu Bhatnagar, President CWA and Shri Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar, DG CRPF from the trust Ahsaas as financial assistance to 91 children of CRPF deceased personnel to promote their

primary education and also distributed cheque of 8 lakhs Rupees to the children of deceased personal present at the function. Shri Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, DG CRPF and Dr. (Mrs.) Manu Bhatnagar, President, CWA have expressed their gratitude towards the founder of trust Ahsaas Mrs. Vijay Rathee and Mr. K.S. Rathee for extending financial help to children of deceased Jawans. Here, it is pertinent to mention that in the past Ahsaas had also donated Rs, 37 Lakhs to families of 37 Martyrs.

CRPF Family Welfare Association organises International Women Day

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As we all know that we are living in a materialistic and virtual world of technology, consequently the interference of social networking sites and applications is also increasing. Smart phones have become super colossal and crowd pleasing as many free messaging applications like Facebook, Whats app, etc are there.

Because children are not good at self-regulation and are susceptible to peer-pressure, these social media apps can be dangerous places to “hang out.” The minimum age to access social media sites is 13, because the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act prohibits websites from collecting information on children younger than 13 without parental permission. However, age is based on self-report, so children younger than 13 can simply lie about their age and open accounts.

Why is this? As it turns out, well-adjusted children tend to put their best foot forward, broadcasting only their best attributes and qualities online. They choose what to reveal about themselves and filter or minimize negative characteristics. They are able, in other words, to promote a somewhat deceptively positive sense of self. In response, their friends’

MANOJ VERMA(Second in command)

Adm Dte CRPF

peers visibly fail from time to time. The positive spin that popular kids put on Facebook ends up widening the disconnect between how less well-adjusted or unpopular kids view others and how they view themselves.

Adverse Effects Of Using WhatsApp Messaging App!:

It is good to keep in touch with your dear and loved ones but excess of everything is always bad. Hence when you are with your buddies or at workplace then make sure that chatting should not interrupt your attention and concentration over the work and friends.

feedback, comments, and posts tend to be overwhelmingly positive, creating a positive feedback loop. For less well-adjusted children, constantly reading about the seeming success of their Facebook “friends” can make them feel worse than in real life where, at least, their

Social Networking Media in Life of Our Families

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Social Detachment:

Despite the fact of their physical presence, this application plays the major role in mentally isolating the users in all the social gatherings. The users are so addicted with their perpetual chatting and multimedia sharing like selfies/images, videos and audios that they cannot help themselves to keep their cell phone at bay for some time, so that they can talk to the friends and folks in person. It seems that they’re loving to live in the virtual world rather than the real world. This creates a habit of dependence on cell phone/gadget and becomes addiction at later stage.

What Parents Can Do:

Most parents do not fully comprehend social networking apps and sites. And, with many parents’ busy schedules, this leaves many kids unsupervised in the online world, which can lead to problems. Parental supervision is as valuable online as it is offline in instilling values and safeguards. In order to help their children, parents should check in regularly with their children to ensure that their online behaviour is appropriate. Although it is tempting to accomplish this through frequent monitoring, this can be counterproductive if it results in distrust between parent and child. Alternatively, parents should talk about appropriate media use early and build a relationship of trust surrounding social media. This way, when there is a problem your teen will be more likely to talk to you.

How To Get Rid Off Your Addiction?

It is only you who could try to bid adieu to your message addictions with some efforts. Check below listed points which will help you overcome the cell phone obsession by changing little bit of your habits.

• Instead of killing time over the smartphone it is better that you move out and spend some time with smart people which will enhance your knowledge in a way or the other.

• Explore new places with your buddies, plan short trips or watch movies. Introspect yourself and find ways to improvise where you are lacking.

Little Tough But How To Curb?However, for teenagers the aforementioned

points are little difficult to practice hence here it become the duty for parents to keep tabs on them. Without grabbing their cell phones yet checking their phone on regular basis with the help of a spy software. How??? All you’ve to do is install a spyware onto their cell phones which will fetch all the information to you in no time. The data and information gets stored in the control panel of your password protected web account. You can check the logs at anytime and anywhere. Safeguard your kids in a smart way!Conclusion:

Although Facebook, Whats App and the online world can affect some children negatively, a growing body of research shows substantial benefits of social media. The online world provides many opportunities to develop social and technical skills that teenagers need to function in today’s society. Parents should talk to their children about appropriate media use and build an atmosphere where children are comfortable speaking with their parents about their problems, whether from social media or other sources.

Remember: “Prevention is better than cure”

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Function of the Liver

A healthy liver does the following: -

• It regulates the composition of blood, including the amounts of glucose (sugar), protein, and fat that enter the bloodstream.

• It removes bilirubin and other toxins from the blood. Bilirubin is a by-product of the breakdown of red blood cells.

• It processes most of the nutrients absorbed by the intestines during digesting and converts those nutrients into forms that can be used by the body. The liver also stores some nutrients such as Vitamin A, iron, and other minerals.

• It makes cholesterol, Vitamin A, substances that help blood clot, and certain proteins.

The pictures shows the organs of the digestive system, including the liver.

What is hepatitis B ?

Hepatitis B is virus that infects the liver. Most adults who get it have it for short time and then get better. This is called acute hepatitis B.

Sometimes the virus causes a long-term

infection, called chronic hepatitis B. Over time, it can damage your liver. Babies and young children infected with the virus are more likely to get chronic hepatitis B.

You can have hepatitis B and not know it. You may not have symptoms. If you do, they can make you feel like you have the flu. But as long as you have the virus, you can spread it to others.

What causes hepatitis B?

It’s caused by the hepatitis B virus. It is spread through contact with the blood and body fluids of an infected person.

You may get hepatitis B if you :

• Have sex with an infected person without using a condom.

• Share needles (used for injecting drugs) with an infected person.

• Get a tattoo or piercing with tools that weren’t sterilized.

• Share personal items like razors or toothbrushes with an infected person.

A mother who has the virus can pass it to her baby during delivery. Medical experts recommend that all pregnant women get tested for hepatitis B. If you have the virus, your baby can get shots to help prevent infection with the virus.

You cannot get hepatitis B from casual contact such as hugging, kissing, sneezing, coughing, or sharing food or drinks.

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What are the symptoms ?

Many people with hepatitis B don’t know they have it, because they don’t have symptoms. If you do have symptoms, you may just feel like you have the flu. Symptoms include :

• Feeling very tired.

• Mild Fever.

• Headache.

• Not wanting to eat.

• Feeling sick to your stomach or vomiting.

• Belly pain.

• Tan-colored bowel movements (stools)

• Dark urine.

• Yellowish eyes and skin (jaundice). Jaundice usually appears only after other symptoms have started to go away.

Most people with chronic hepatitis B have no symptoms.

How is hepatitis B diagnosed ?

A simple blood test can tell your doctor if you have the hepatitis B virus now or if you had it in the past. Your doctor also may be able to tell if you have had the vaccine to prevent the virus.

If your doctor thinks you may have liver damage from hepatitis B, he or she may use a needle to take a tiny sample of your liver for testing. This is called a liver biopsy.

How is it treated ?

In most cases, hepatitis B goes away on its own. You can relieve your symptoms at home by resting, eating healthy foods, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding alcohol and drugs. Also, find out from your doctor what medicines and herbal products to avoid, because some can make liver damage caused by hepatitis B worse.

Treatment for chronic hepatitis B depends on whether your infection is getting worse and whether you have liver damage. Most people with chronic hepatitis B can live active, full lives by taking good care of themselves and getting regular checkups. There are medicines for chronic hepatitis B, but they may not be right for everyone. Work with your doctor to decide if medicine is right for you.

Sometimes, chronic hepatitis B can lead to severe liver damage. If this happens, you may need a liver transplant.

Can hepatitis B be prevented ?

The hepatitis B vaccine is the best way to prevent infection. The vaccine is a series of 3 or 4 shots. Adults at risk and all babies, children, and teenagers should be vaccinated.

To avoid getting or spreading the virus to others:

• Use a condom when you have sex.

• Don’t share needles.

• Wear latex or plastic gloves if you have to touch blood.

• Don’t share toothbrushes or razors.

• Don’t get a tattoo, or make sure that the needles used have been cleaned properly and are sterile.

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My Days in Liberia as UN Peacekeeper“Peace cannot be kept by force. It can

only be achieved by understanding.”Albert Einstein.

Don’t Expect ! “Best Things Happens, when not expected in Life”. With this Quote, I would like to narrate personal reflection of my experiences during United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia (UNMIL), my first overseas assignment as part of Indian Formed Police Contingent. This is my story, one among many. Hopefully others will reflect on my or similar experiences, thoughts and words.

Nevertheless, the story I am telling here comes from my UNMIL life stretching from Oct 2013 to Feb 2015. This article reflects experiences based on my deployment in Liberia, I’m giving an account of my journey, my observations and my analysis. During my tenure in Liberia, I worked with many wonderful people and I value their perspectives and ideas, I enjoyed their companionship, their conversations, their perspectives as peacekeepers and the time of togetherness. I have tried to reproduce these as accurately as possible. Others may have different

RAJENDER SINGHAssistant Commandant, 134 Bn

Joseph Jenkins Roberts) alongwith 5th batch of Male Formed Police Unit, after completion of several weeks of specialized training at 103 RAF Wazirabad, New Delhi and final assessment by UN FPAT for deployment at UNMIL. On the midnight of 15th October 2013, I stepped onto a white aircraft (B-737) emblazoned with a big “UN” for my next destination for another one year and after an exhilarating air journey of almost sixteen hours crossing the whole African continent horizontally with technical stoppages at Fujairah (UAE), Djibouti and N’djamena (Chad). In the final hours before sundown, I had seen the landscape below us gradually change. Next day, UN Aircraft landed at Monrovia, the capital and the most beautiful coastal (North Atlantic Ocean) city of Liberia. Yet few people could have pointed out this West African country on the map before the outbreak of the Ebola Virus epidemic in 2014. To be very frank, I had never heard the name of this tiny nation earlier in my life, not even during my education days. Liberia is Africa’s first independent republic, founded in 1847 by freed slaves from the USA. Liberia’s National emblem motto states “The Love of Liberty brought us here”. It has a population of almost four million people from various ethnic groups, around half of which live in the capital, Monrovia.

On the same day, the incoming batch was split into two groups as per proposed travel plan and by a connecting UN Charter flight, one group boarded

opinions, perception and memories.

Walking down the memory lane, I still remember the very first day I landed at Robertsfield International Airport, Monrovia, (RIA is named after Liberia’s first president,

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for Zwedru (Grand Gedeh County) and another for Harper (Maryland County). Now my training days and background were both history and I was to finally enter the mission area. I reached at India FPU Bakery Camp, Zwedru as peacekeeper and I certainly felt prepared to perform my duties. I would soon find out, if I had received enough training and was definitely eager for my new assignment in a country, which is in the process of recovering from two gruesome civil wars that cost the lives of a numerous people and left an unknown large number wounded and traumatized. Liberia and especially Zwedru became my home for the next seventeen months and RAF Pattern uniform and blue beret became part of my identity. All the incoming personnel in the mission area receive a certain amount of introductory/Induction training at UNMIL headquarters in Monrovia. At that time, I wondered whether this one week training is sufficient for the challenges ahead in Liberia. For the next one week, we had primarily gone through a series of lectures / sessions concerning the UN, the UNMIL mandate and the mission structure. Additionally, the instructors tried to acquaint us with Liberia by experiencing the political system, the culture, medical dangers, zero tolerance on sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and certainly emphasized on the operational priority and prevailing security situation. During induction we get to know, the country has experienced more than two decades of conflict war and after the end of the civil war, a transitional government was formed and

by means of UN Security Council Resolution 1509, the UNMIL peacekeeping mission was established in 2003.

After induction training, I was assigned the duties of Liaison and Food Officer of the Contingent. During initial days, I was not very familiar with different

accents of Liberian people. I was very puzzled and scared about it. In addition, I didn't know how or where to start. At this point of time I realized, the first step is the hardest but it is the beginning, but then gradually everything went in a very natural way and I became a part of it. Being in a different part of the world, trying to learn about the mission, about Liberia, everything was so new and yet so exciting. But I have been always a curious person and I had a hunger for knowledge. So I read a lot, asked a lot of

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questions, I received help from UNMIL colleagues, international and national staff, and my Liberian counterparts. They were all so supportive and in the end it was completely a fruitful learning experience for me. Sometimes in Life “You don’t choose your task, you are given”. So it was my responsibility and I had to do my best.

During Preventive & Visibility Mobile Patrol with United Nations Police (UNPOL) and Liberian National Police (LNP) counterparts, I got the opportunity to interact with local community members in the spectrum of area of responsibility. One of the key things that impress me about working there is the level of commitment and dedication of UN police officers who come on mission despite the trying circumstances under which they operate. Routine Patrol and escort duties with UNPOL have enabled me to understand the bigger picture of the horrors of war and the colossal effect that they have on vulnerable women and children who are often exposed to appalling abuses, hunger, poverty and disease. Patrols gave the opportunity to interact with the local people we are here to protect directly, and listen to their cares and concerns. I listened to heart breaking stories from people who had suffered a lot during conflict in Liberia. Many had no choice but to leave behind - families, children, and friends, not to mention almost always all possessions. Though we come from Nations large and small, rich and poor, with different cultures and religion, different uniform but we as Peacekeepers are united in our determination to foster peace in Liberia. There are challenges to serving as a peacekeeper. We are faced with unfavourable and unpredictable weather conditions, cultural differences, religious differences, language barriers, and sometimes hostilities. I have learnt a lot in the multicultural environment and had a constructive discussion and experience sharing with fellow peacekeepers. These experiences greatly deepened my gratitude to the women and men who have signed up for peacekeeping, who risk their lives for strangers who speak a different language, come from a different culture and practice a different

faith. Our contingent got opportunity not only to interact and share experiences with other contingent but also played cricket match with Pakistan military contingent, basketball and badminton with Chinese contingent and Volleyball with Nigerian contingent during leisure times.

During peacekeeping duties, I learned a lot about Liberia, other nationals, different cultures, lives, ethics, how to work in a post conflict environment, the list is long, but one thing I learned most importantly is about myself. I am a different person than I was before. I also realized people and institutions have specific localized issues such as lack of logistics, financial constraints, their personal life, families, children and also the side effects of coming through a long war. They were still trying to heal the wounds from the trauma suffered for over a decade. So I had to gain their trust, friendship and respect. There had been times, I was wrong or doing things wrong but they showed me how it works in Liberia. Can you imagine or believe a Nation without electricity, without railway lines, where mobile battery charging is a kind of business, surprisingly to mention that, the country got independence in 1847 almost 100 years before India. However, as a result of the conflict much of Liberia’s infrastructure was destroyed, the roads, houses, businesses and communities overall lack infrastructure and are impoverished. During the heavy rainy season, most roads are impassable. The list is too long and too painful to continue. The difficulties that Liberia has to overcome to take control of its own development are both numerous and daunting.

Through various community development programme, our contingent helped Liberian in some way or the other through medical outreach, computer awareness and capacity building for National Police. But these efforts were severely compromised in 2014 by an unexpected outbreak of Deadly Ebola Virus in Liberia and adjoining countries of West Africa (Guinea and Sierra Leone) and have rapidly become the deadliest occurrence of the disease. Keeping in view the intensity of epidemic,

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it was acknowledged as "international public health emergency" sweeping across region. Liberians suffered most due to absence of a viable, efficient and effective public health system and its lack of experience to deal adequately with such a situation. This abominable situation deteriorated even further when the government was forced to close all schools in the country because of the Ebola outbreak. With hundreds falling prey to Ebola, there is a devastating shortage of doctors and other medical staff. At the peak of the epidemic, it was not possible to use the public health service for illnesses other than Ebola or to give birth and that situation continues for the time being. Liberia made a new start after the end of the Ebola epidemic and hope UN mission continues to prosper and maintain peace and stability in Liberia. The UN flag served as a beacon of better days to come and Liberia becomes the country it was intended to be otherwise it will be a ‘paradise lost’.

After more than a year of an exciting and memorable stint with UNMIL, Finally it was a moment to bid adieu to Liberia in the last week of Feb 2015. Before induction of next batch, I shared a farewell note on email and messenger to say Thank You to all fellow Peacekeepers, no matter in what rank, position or mission they are working; it takes courage and strength to leave dear ones (families and children), homes and go to another country where they have to face different environment, culture, diseases, lack of everything and at the same time trying to help people who had lived through conflict, poverty, depression and despair. Thank you to all the UN Peacekeepers who are contributing to a stronger and safer global community. I am proud to serve as one of you. UNMIL have taught me more than I could have ever imagined. I have been fortunate enough to work with people of different nationalities, religions and cultural backgrounds

across the globe. With many of them, I have shared a unique camaraderie beyond nations barrier which I hope will continue in the years to come even though I am not there anymore. During UNMIL days, I captured fleeting reality with some perfectly clicked images of all special moment that’s gone forever and impossible to reproduce after all this was an interesting and unforgettable journey. Being a UN Peacekeeper was one of the most meaningful and rewarding experiences in my life so far. This has given me an international exposure and insight into the work of the UN Peacekeeping Missions. I have broadened my experience and honed existing skills, while gaining new ones. It has also given me an opportunity to improve my social skills and learn more about myself, meet new people and how cross-cultural competence and language ability contribute to improved teamwork and leadership in multinational environment. For this reason and many more, I would like to give Special Thanks to my parent organization C.R.P.F. for offering this wonderful opportunity and an invaluable experience.

From my initial selection for deployment to the final flight to Liberia, everything happened like a dream come true. This was my first exposure to peacekeeping but altogether it was a life changing experience for me. I enjoyed working in a peacekeeping operation with multinational staff. I have so many stories and the faces of many UNMIL Colleagues and Liberians are forever embedded in my mind. It was a privilege to serve in UN Peacekeeping Mission and I am sure it will be the same if I have the opportunity to join other peacekeepers as a Blue Helmet again in days yet unborn. “True goodbyes are the ones never said or explained.” This is not a goodbye, only “Hasta Luego” or “See you later”.

“Peacekeepers not only carry out their mandated tasks; they create a lasting legacy by exemplifying how military

and police can engage in humanitarian work while interacting respectfully with civil society.”

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vki lHkh ds eqag ls ;g ckr ges”kk lqurs gSa fd le; cgqr cyoku gksrk gSA ftldk HkkX; vPNk gS] og HkkX;oku dgykrk gS] ysfdu D;k vkius dHkh ;g lksapus ds fy, oDr fudkyk gS fd HkkX; curk dSls gS \ tc vki fdlh T;ksfr’kh ds ikl tkrs gSa rks ;k rks vki vius tUe dk le; crkrs gSa ;k fQj vki viuk gkFk fn[kkrs gSaA vkids tUe ds vk/kkj ij og vkidh dq.Myh cuk nsrk gS fd vkidh ftUnxh dSlh gksxhA blls le; dh “kfDr dk irk pyrk gSA

lQyrk izkIr djus ds fy, deZ ds lkFk gh le; izca/ku csgn t:jh gSA mfpr le; ij fd;k x;k deZ ges'kk Qynk;h gksrk gSA tks O;fDr r; le; ij viuk dke ugha djrs] mudh lQyrk lafnX/k gh jgrh gSA tks

O;fDr le; dh dnz ugha djrs] le; mudh dnz ugha djrkA bls ,sls Hkh dg ldrs gSa fd tks le; dks cckZn djrs gSa] le; mUgsa cckZn dj nsrk gSA dbZ yksx ;g f”kdk;r djrs gSa fd muds ikl le; gh ugha gS] tcfd ;g fcYdqy lp ugha gSA ge lHkh ds lkFk ,dleku le; gksrk gSA QdZ flQZ bruk gksrk gS fd lQy yksx le; dk lnqi;ksx djrs gSa vkSj vlQy yksx T;knkrj le; vius nq[kksa vkSj ijs”kkfu;ksa dk gh jksuk jksrs jgrs gSaA lQy ogh yksx gksrs gSa] tks y{; r; djus vkSj mldh izkfIr ds fy, viuh izkFkfedrk,a r; djrs gSaA ,sls yksxksa dks ;g ekywe gksrk gS fd mUgsa dSls vkSj fdrus le; esa vius dkeksa dks iwjk djuk gSA gkykafd] ,slk Hkh ugha gS fd yksx vlQy gksrs gh ugha gSa] ysfdu os viuh vlQyrk ls cgqr dqN lh[krs gSa vkSj fujarj dksf”k”k djrs jgrs gSaA egku oSKkfud vYcVZ vkbaLVhu tc gtkjksa iz;ksx

djus ds ckn lQy ugha gq, rks muds fe= us muls iwNk fd vc D;k djksxs\ mUgksaus eqLdqjkrs gq, dgk ,d dksf”k”k vkSj d:axkA

le; izca/ku dk ;g eryc fcYdqy ugha gS fd

thou esa le; dk egRo vkSj izca/ku

balku xyfr;ka ugha djsxkA balku ls xyfr;ka gksuk LoHkkfod ckr gS] ysfdu dHkh dksbZ xyrh gks tkus ds ckn gesa rqjar mlesa lq/kkj djuk pkfg,A gesa vius lHkh dk;ksZa dks eu yxkdj vkSj lrdZrkiwoZd djuk pkfg,A euq"; dks ,d le; esa ,d gh dke djuk pkfg,A ,d lkFk dbZ dke djus ls dHkh&dHkh dksbZ Hkh dke le; ij iwjk ugha gksrk gSA blds foifjr tc ge ,d eq[; dk;Z ij /;ku dsUnzhr djrs gSa] rks gekjh ,dkxzrk c<+ tkrh gS vkSj ge de le; esa lkFkZd dk;Z djrs gSaA blh rjg gesa tks dke ljy yxrk gS] mls igys djuk pkfg,] D;ksafd bl rjhds ls Hkh ge viuk dkQh le; cpk ldrs gSaA le; izca/ku dk lcls cM+k nq”eu vkyL; gSA tks O;fDr dke ds nkSjku vkyL; djrk gS mldh cukbZ ;kstuk /kjh dh èkjh jg tkrh gSA

,d&,d cwan ds ,df=r :i dks fo”kky lkxj ds :i esa ns[kk tk ldrk gS vkSj tc ,d&,d cwan Vidrh gS rks cM+s ls cM+k crZu Hkh [kkyh gks tkrk gSA mlh izdkj thou Hkh iy vkSj {k.k ds feyus ls cuk gksrk gSA gj iy gj {k.k tks chr tkrs gSa] og fQj dHkh okil ugha vkrs gSaA le; chrrs gq, vuqeku ugha gksrk gS] ysfdu bu

lR;sUæ flaglwcsnkj estj@fgUnh vuqokndlaiknd lg çHkkjh tu laidZ 'kk[kk

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{k.kksa ds chrus ls fnu] lIrkg] ekl vkSj o’kZ chrrs tkrs gSa & ^^fnol tkr ugha ykxr ckjk^^ jkepfjrekul dh ;g iafDr le; chrus dh xfr crkrh gSA vr% le; chrus ds lkFk gh thou ds fnu chr tkrs gSaA tks yksx le; dh bl xfr dks ugha le>rs gSa vkSj blds egRo dks ugha tkurs gSa le; dks u’V djrs gSa] le; Hkh mUgsa u’V dj nsrk gSA le; fujarj chrrk pyk tkrk gSA fdlh Hkh dkj.k ls mldh xfr ean ugha gksrh vkSj u :drh gSA thou esa vxj fdlh oLrq dh gkfu gksrh gS

rks mldh {kfr iwfrZ dh tk ldrh gS] ysfdu le; dh {kfr&iwfrZ dHkh laHko ugha gks ldrhA le; ,d bZ”ojh; ojnku gSA le; dh idM+ ls dksbZ Hkh ugha cpk gSA pkgs og jktk gks ;k jad] ekfyd gks ;k ukSdj] nsork gks ;k nkuoA cfYd ^^le; dks Hkxoku dk xguk** dguk Hkh dqN xyr ugha gksxkA

,d lQy O;fDrxr thou ds fy, le; izca/ku dk cM+k egRo gSaA ;g gesa fl[kkrk gS fd dSls ge le; dks izHkkoh :i ls lapkyu mldk leqfpr mi;ksx dj ldrs gSaA le; ,d ,slk Jksr gSa ftls u rks ge Hkfo’; ds fy, lqjf{kr j[k ldrs gSa vkSj ugha cpk ldrs gSaA lHkh ds ikl gj fnu ek= 24 ?kaVs gh gksrs gSa vkSj vxj ge bu cgqewY; ?kaVksa dk vPNs <ax ls iz;ksx ugha dj ikrs rks fQj

ge bUgsa pkg dj Hkh iqu% izkIr ugha dj ldrsA le; izcaèku gekjh izkFkfedrkvksa dks r; djus esa enn djrk gSA T;knrj yksx ;g eglwl djrs gSa fd muds ikl dke cgqr gS ysfdu mUgsa iwjk djus ds fy, i;kZIr le; ugha gSA os vius nwljksa ls [kjkc fj'rksa] [kjkc LokLF;] viuh iqjh vkfFkZd fLFkfr] O;k;ke u dj ikus vkfn ds fy, le; dks nks’k nsrs gSaA ysfdu ,d le>nkjh iwoZd fd, x, le; çcaèku ls vki ftl pht dks pkgrs gSa ;k vkidks ftl dke dks djus dh t:jr gS mlds fy, vlkuh ls le; fudky ldrs gSaA le; ica/ku vki iwjh rjg ltx jgsa blds fy, vkidks pquko djus esa enn djrk gS] ftlls vki mu dkeksa dks vf/kd ls vf/kd le; ns ldsa tks egRoiw.kZ ,oa vkids fy, ewY;oku gSA

vkt dh nqfu;k /;ku caVkus okyh phtksa ls Hkjh iM+h gSA blfy, fdlh ds fy, Hkh fdlh ,d dke ij fLFkj jguk dfBu gksrk tk jgk gS vkSj xSjt:jh dkeksa esa vfèkd le; cckZn djus yxs gSaA dksbZ Hkh dke djus ls igys vki ls iwNs & D;k vki tks dj jgs gSa ;k djus okys gSa] og vkids thou esa dqN egRoiw.kZ djus okyk gS \ D;k vki ftl dke dks djus ds fy, tks le; yxk jgs gSa mls iwjs eu ls dj jgs gSa ;k cl ;wa gh le; ikl dj jgs gSa \ ;g vkidks lksapuk gksxk fd gekjs thou dk gj iy lksus ls Hkh dherh gS vkSj blds izR;sd iy dks ubZ mEehnksas ds lkFk fdlh usd dk;Z esa yxk nsuh pkfg,A le; ds lkFk vius vkidks dSn dj ds pysa vkSj le; ds lkFk gh galrs&[ksyrs viuk thou usd dk;Z esa O;rhr djsaA

le; vewY; /ku gS vkSj le; gh thou gSA blfy, thou dk mi;ksx le; ds lnqi;ksx ij fuHkZj djrk gSA

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ds-fj-iq-cy ds ohj&liwrksa dks ,d J¼katfy

dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy çR;sd o"kZ 9 vçSy dks] vius ohj liwr ftUgksaus vius vnE; lkgl] ijkØe ,oa vkRe cfynku ls ns'k dh ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk dh j{kk vkf[kjh lkal rd dj] nq'euksa dk ekuenZu fd;k] mUgha ohj lwirksa ds 'kkS;Z xkFkk dks J)katyh nsus gsrq] cy }kjk 'kkS;Z fnol euk;k tkrk gSA fo'o dh lcls cM+h l'kL= cy dk bfrgkl ,sls gh vuU; cfynku] drZO;ijk;.krk ,oa jk"Vªokn dh felky ls Hkjh gqbZ gSA

1965 ds Hkkjr&ikfdLrku ;q) esa 9 vçSy 1965 dk fnu Hkkjrh; tokuksa dh tkackth vkSj ;q)dkS'ky dk lk{kh jgk] tc v‚ijs'ku MstVZ g‚d ds rgr 3500 ikfdLrkuh lSfud dh 51oha buQSaVªh dh iwjh fczxsM dks Hkkjrh; v)ZlSfud cy] dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ds ,d NksVs ls ny us xqtjkr ds dPN ds j.k vofLFkr ljnkj iksLV ij 12 ?kaVs ls Hkh vf/kd pyh yM+kbZ esa ihNs [knsM+] ?kqVus Vsdus ij etcwj dj fn;kA 34 ikfdLrkuh lSfudksa dh ekSr ,oa 4 ikfdLrkuh lSfudksa dks canh cukuk] Lo;a çnf'kZr djrk gS dh ;q) {ks= esa Hkkjrh; 'kwjohjksa dk [kwu] ykok cu nkSM+rk gSA bfrgkl esa igyh ckj ,slk gqvk fd fdlh ns'k ds v)ZlSfud cy us foi{kh ns'k dh iwjh czhxsM dks tax ds eSnku esa /kwy pkVus ij foo'k fd;k gksA ohjxfr dks çkIr gq, 8 vej tokuksa ,oa tku dh ckth yxkus okys ohjksa dks ;kn djus ds fy, gh 'kkS;Z fnol dk fnu J)katfy vfiZr djus ,oa cy ds tokuksa dks çsfjr djus ds mís'; ls euk;k tkrk gSA vej tokuksa ds 'kgknr] ijkØe ,oa cfynku dh ljkguk rRdkyhu x`gea=h Jh xqytkjh yky uank us Hkkjrh; laln esa djus ls Lo;a dks jksd ugha ldsA

dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy dh LFkkiuk 27 tqykbZ 1939 dks ÞØkÅu fjçts.VsVho iqfylß ds uke ls uhep] e/; çns'k esa dh xbZA c<+rs le; ds lkFk cy us fcuk fdlh i{kikr~ ,oa fufHkZdrk ls vius mÙkjnkf;Ro dk fuogZu csgn is'ksoj rjhds ls fd;k gSA lSfud Lrj ds dBksj vuq'kklu ,oa çf'k{k.k ds mijkUr Hkh cy dk çkFkfed mís'; dkuwu O;oLFkk] vkarfjd lqj{kk ,oa lkaçnkf;d fgalk tSlh fLFkfr esa vfxze ekspsZ ij LFkkuh; iqfyl dh lgk;rk djuk lkFk gh vkradokn ,oa mxzokn çHkkfor {ks=ksa esa lsuk ds lkFk fo'ks"k v‚ijs'ku dks vatke nsuk çeq[k gSA jk"Vª dh vkarfjd lqj{kk esa cy ds egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku ,oa fu"Bk dks iqjL—r djrs gq, 19 ekpZ 1950 dks Hkkjr ds rRdkyhu x`gea=h ljnkj oYyHk HkkbZ iVsy }kjk jk"Vªifr dh vksj ls fdlh Hkh l'kL= cy dks Lo;a dk çfrdkRed jax çnku fd;k x;kA

fo'o dh lcls cM+h v)ZlSfud cy ds :i esa dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ns'k ds gj fgLls esa vkarfjd lqj{kk

go¼ea=k½ yfyr dqekj85 cVkfy;u] chtkiqj] NÙkhlx<+

^^'kkS;Z fnol**&,oa 'kkafr gsrq eqLrSnh ls [kM+h gSA viuh ;ksX;rk ,oa fofHkUu ifjfLFkfr;ksa ds vuq#i Lo;a dks <kyus ds yphysiu dh otg ls dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy jkT;ksa ds gh ugha vfirq ukxfjdksa dh Hkh igyh ilan gks xbZ gSA efgyk l'kfädj.k gsrq vkt dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy us 6 efgyk cVkfy;u dh LFkkiuk dj ,d felky rks dk;e dh gh gS lkFk gh efgyk cVkfy;u [kM+k djus okyk çFke cy dk xkSjo Hkh çkIr fd;k gSA jk"Vª dh lsok ,oa fu"Bk ls vksr&çksr foy{k.k fo'ks"krk ds dkj.k lu 1939 esa igyh cVkfy;u ls [kM+h gqbZ ;g cy] ljdkj ,oa yksxksa ds mEehnksa ij [kjk mrjrs gq, vkt 243 cVkfy;uksa ds lkFk fo'o dk lcls cM+k v)ZlSfud cy gksus dk lEeku çkIr dj pqdh gSA

cy dh vf/kdka'k rSukrh uDly çHkkfor jkT; ds lkFk&lkFk] tEew&d'ehj ,oa mÙkj&iwoZ ds jkT;ksa esa gS] tgka pjeiaFk ,oa vkardokn ns'k dh ,drk ,oa v[k.Mrk ds le{k pqukSrh mRiUu djrs gSaA cy us bl pqukSrh dks u flQZ tehankst djus esa lQyrk ikbZ gS] oju~ LFkkuh; yksxksa esa cy ,oa jk"Vª ds çfr fo'okl Hkh txk;k gSA dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ç/kkuea=h vkokl ,oa dk;kZy;] dsUæh; ea=h] lkaln ,oa vfr fof'k"V yksxksa dh j{kk dk mÙkjnkf;Ro ds fuogZu ds lkFk&lkFk yksdlHkk ,oa jkT;ksa ds foèkkulHkk pqukoksa esa fu"i{k ,oa lkQ&lqFkjs fuokZpu esa vfr egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk vnk djrh vkbZ gSA blds vfrjä laln Hkou dh lqj{kk ds mÙkjnkf;Ro dks dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy dh ,d bdkbZ ^ikfyZ;kesaV M~;wVh xzqi* dks fo'ks"k rkSj ij lkSaik x;k gSA dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy dh fofHkUu fo'ks"kK bdkbZ tSls dkscjk] jSfiM ,D'ku QkslZ] Lis'ky M~;wVh xzqi vkfn dks mudh fo'ks"krk ds vk/kkj ij ns'k ds vyx&vyx {ks=ksa esa lqj{kk ,oa 'kkafr O;oLFkk gsrq rSukr fd;k x;k gSA

ns'k dh vku&cku&'kku dh j{kk esa vius çk.kksa dh vkgqfr nsus esa rfud Hkh fgpfdpk, cxSj iw.kZ eqLrSnh ,oa tkackth ls Lo;a dks lkSais x, mÙkjkfn;Ro ds fuoZgu ds QyLo:i dsUæh; fjtZo iqfyy cy dks 01 v'kksd pØ] 03 dhfrZ pØ] 01 ohj pØ vkSj 18 'kkS;Z pØ lfgr dqy 1680 ohjrk ind çkIr gq, gSaA dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy us vius blh ijaijk dks vkxs c<+krs gq, bl x.kra= fnol ij 02 'kkS;Z ind lfgr dqy 35 ohjrk ind çkIr fd,] tks fd fdlh Hkh l'kL= cy ls vfèkd gSA

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egkfuns'kd ds nkSjs4 csrkj okfguh]uhep ¼e-ç-½] fnukad 28-03-2018154 cVkfy;u] eèkqou@èkuckn ¼>kj[kaM½] fnukad 05-03-2018

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egkfuns'kky; ds dk;ZØeth-,l-Vh] th-bZ-,e- ,oa la'kksfèkr th-,Q-vkj- ij dk;Z'kkyk] fnukad 15-03-2018

bafM;k xsV ij lh-vkj-ih-,Q- cS.M çn'kZu] fnukad 08-04-2018

egkfuns'kd] ds-fj-iq-cy la;qDr jk"Vª fe'ku ds rgr cxnkn tk jgs tokuksa dks lacksfèkr djrs gq,] fnukad 10-04-2018

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fofoèk dk;ZØe

235 efgyk cVk- LFkkiuk fnol] fnukad 31-03-2018

39 cVk- LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg] fnukad 01-04-2018 27 cVk- jtr t;arh lekjksg] fnukad 01-01-2018

221 ohvkbZih lqj{kk cVkfy;u LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg] fnukad 25-03-2018

118 cVkfy;u LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg] fnukad 01-04-2018

ds-fj-iq- cy ds cVkfy;u LFkkiuk fnol

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fofoèk dk;ZØexqzi dsUæ] lksuhir esa jDrpki rFkk

e/kqesg tkWap f'kfoj] fnukad 14-03-2018

xqz-ds-] gSnjkckn esa fo'o fodykax fnol] fnukad 15-03-2018

xzq-ds-&1] vtesj }kjk eSjkFku okWd] fnukad 25-03-2018

vkj-Vh-lh- tksèkiqj esa jDrnku f'kfoj

lh-vkbZ-,-Vh- f'koiqjh esa Ldwy ds fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds fy, ,u-,l-,l- dSEi dk vk;kstu

xqzq-ds-&1 vtesj }kjk 'kghn goynkj txnh'k izlkn fo'ukbZ dh izfrek dk vukoj.k] fnukad 11-03-2018

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fofoèk dk;ZØe

239 cVkfy;u ds çf'k{kqvksa dk nh{kkar lekjksg] ,-Vh-lh- iYyhiqje] fnukad 05-04-2018

jDrnku f'kfoj] lh-vkbZ-,-Vh- fpÙkwj] fnukad 09-04-2018

vkj-Vh-lh- jktxhj esa 949 uovkjf{k;ksa dk nh{kkar lekjksg] fnukad 19-03-2018

lh-vkbZ-,-Vh- fpÙkwj ds toku 'kkS;Z fnol ij lQkbZ djrs gq,

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flfod ,D'ku çksxzkeJh galjkt xaxkjke vghj] ekuuh; x`g jkT;ea=h] Jh fufru xMdjh] ekuuh; lM+d ifjogu vkSj jktekxZ ,oa tgktjkuh ea=h] iq-m-e-fu- ds-fj-iq-cy ifjpkyu] x<+fpjkSyh ,oa egkjk"Vª iqfyl }kjk vk;ksftr flfod ,D'ku çksxzke ds nkSjku vkSj lkFk esa ds-fj-iq-cy ,oa egkjk"Vª iqfyl ds ofj"B vfèkdkjhx.k

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Distribution of Bicycles by 39 Bn CRPF

Construction of Toilets by 39 Bn CRPF

Distribution of Medicines by 85 Bn CRPF, Bijapur Medical Camp at Godavari by 39 Bn CRPF

Distribution of Tri-Cycles by 39 Bn CRPF

Dr. Nazma Heptulla Hon'ble Governor Manipur augments Public Convenience under aegis of 43 Bn

Civic Action Programmes

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CRPF Public School, Rohini organised a fire mock drill on 18th April, 2018. The committee of teacher which take care of the fire safety in school, immediately got the building evacuated as soon as the fire alarm went off. The students took the nearest stair case available and the teachers quickly guided them. There are 05 exit points in school. The building was evacuated within 3 to 4 minutes. The fire committee members took a quick round checking of class rooms, toilets, library, labs etc for any student or causality and then reported to the Principal. The Medical case team also came into action immediately. The school had the ambulance ready.The students gathered out in the ground near the open stage. The fire fighting team who had come from Rohini Fire Station, Sec-14, Rohini had demonstrated how to extinguish a fire with fire extinguishers. Many students got first hand experience extinguishing it . The members also told the students what they should do in case of any emergency for eg roll on ground, keep a wet cloth on face if there is lot of smoke and not inhale it much, open windows etc. They also used water hose and showed to children how to use them for fire in high rise buildings.The whole fire mock drill exercise was quite educative and full of awareness for all.

CRPF Public School, Rohini organised an Investiture Ceremony for senior wing on 20th April, 2018. The morning dawned bright and pleasant with the Prefectorial Board in anticipation and excitement. Padamshree Nameirakpan Devi Kunjarani, Commandant CRPF, one of India’s most decorated sportsman in weightlifting was the Chief Guest of the event. Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary welcomed her with a sapling and presented a painting as token of regard. Padamshree Kunjarani honoured the Prefectorial Board members with badges. The oath was

administered by the Principal and the Prefectorial Board members pledged to honour and upheld the motto of the school, “Yoga Karmesu Kaushalam” and abide by the rules and regulations of the school. Padamshree Kunjarani Devi motivated and satiated the queries of students. The whole ceremony lent an auspicious and motivating air in the school and was a great success. She inspired every one to take challenges in a positive way.

CRPF Public School, Rohini organises a Fire Mock Drill

CRPF Public School, Rohini organises an Investiture Ceremony

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OPERATIONAL BRANCH

Jammu & Kashmir Theatre

01/03/2018

CRPF troops under command of Sh. Iqwal Ahmed, Comdt., 45 Bn alongwith 13 RR, 31 PARA & SOG carried out cordon and search operation, wherein an encounter broke out with militants. During post encounter search, 01 dead body of unidentified militant and the items- AK-47 Rifle–01, AK Magzine–02 Nos, 7.62x39 mm Live Ammn–54 Rds, Hand Grenade–02 Nos, Combat Pouch-01 No., Matrix Sheet-01 No., Wire Cutter-01 No, Mobile Phone-03 Nos., First Aid Kit-01 No., Pencil Cell-08 Nos., Medicine packet-01 No., Indian currency-Rs.6630/-, miscellaneous items were recovered. During Operation, troops fired 7.62x39 mm Ammn-28 rds.

During withdrawal unknown miscreants pelted stones upon the troops. To disperse the mob troops fired following rounds- Long Range Shell–33 Nos, PAG Carts No-9 – 29 Carts, Pawa Shell–03 Nos.

05/03/2018

Acting upon specific information CRPF troops (110 & 130 Bn) under command of Sh. P. K. Kuldhar, Comdt, 130 Bn alongwith SOG Awantipora & 55 RR carried out cordon and Search Operation. During Operation, an encounter broke out between troops and militants, in which 01 FT Militant namely Mufti Vikas (JeM South Kashmir Commander) was killed. After post encounter search, 01 dead body and following items– Pistol–01 No, 9mm Ammn–07 Rds & Grenade–01 No. were recovered. During Operation, following rounds were fired by CRPF troops-7.62x39 mm Ammn–38 Rds.

Achievements15/03/2018

Militants attacked a BJP leader and tried to snatch the weapon of personal security guard, but PSO foiled the attempt, later militants escaped from the area. On receipt of information, CRPF troops (29 Bn, 110 Bn, 132 Bn) under command of Sh. P.P. Pradeep, Comdt.-110 Bn alongwith Army and State Police cordoned off the hideout of militants and an encounter ensured. Meanwhile some miscreants started stone pelting upon the troops, which was managed by using minimum force and munitions. During post encounter search, troops recovered 02 dead bodies of militants namely Rasiq Alias Nabi @ Owais (r/o Trail, SNR, J&K), Shabir Ah. Dar@Hamza (r/o Awantipora, Snr, J&K) along with weapon:- AK-47 Rifle-02 Nos (a/w 03 Magazines). During this encounter and stone pelting troops fired following ammn & munitions:- AK-47 ammn-530 Rds., Insas 5.56 mm-80 Rds., UBGL Rds-08 Nos, 09 No. Carts of PAG-08 Nos., Long Range Shell-06 Nos.

In the incident F/No. 075242792 CT/GD Pradeep H. of 110 Bn sustained bullet injury in his right shoulder. He was further evacuated to 92 Army Base Hospital, SNR. His condition is stable.

Due to heavy stone pelting Govt. Vehicle B.P. Gypsy No. Ap-11x-2264 got damaged.

In continuation of DSI INCN012291, CRPF troops. under command of Sh. Kumar Bijay Shankar, 2-I/C along with Army and State Police carried out search ops at the encounter site and recovered 01 dead body of FT Abu Hamas along with 01 Pistol Magzine.

20/03/2018

Acting upon specific information, CRPF troops (98 & 162 Bn) under command of N. K. Jha, AC alongwith 162 Bn, CRPF, 44 RR, 160 TA, 5 Bihar & SOG JKP carried out cordon and search

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operation. During operation, an encounter borke out between militants and security forces, wherein 05 foreign terrorist were killed and 05 force personnel got martyred (02 SOG JKP, 02 160 TA, 01 05 Bihar). After encounter search, 05 dead bodies of foreign terrorist were recovered. Following rounds were fired during encounter : - AK – 47 – 702 rounds, INSAS LMG – 15 rounds.

24/03/2018

A encounter broke out between troops of 19 RR, SOG and militants. On receipt of information CRPF troops under command of Sh. Prahlad Paswan, Comdt. 162 Bn joined the Operation. During post encounter search, troops recovered dead bodies of 02 FT militants alongwith following arms/ammunition: -AK–47 Rifle–02 Nos, Pistol– 02 Nos, Grenade – 04 Nos, Mag for AK–47 – 08 Nos, Mag for Pistol–02 Nos, ammunition of AK–47 –240 Nos, 9 mm ammunition–02 Nos, Wireless Set – 01 No, Magazine pouch – 02 Nos and Smart phone – 02 Nos. During withdrawal from Operation miscreants pelted stones upon troops. CRPF troops fired 01 LR Shell to disperse the mob. In this incident, 03 CRPF personnel sustained minor injuries.

25/03/2018

CRPF troops under command of Insp/GD Kuldeep Singh of 178 Bn, CRPF alongwith 53 RR, SOG Budgam and State Police carried out cordon and search operation. During operation, an encounter broke out between security forces and militants, wherein 01 militant namely Mohd. Shafat Hussain Wani (r/o–Baramulla, J&K) was killed. While in post encounter search, dead body of 01 militant alongwith following items were recovered: - AK-47–01 No (along with 04 magazine), Live Ammns–102 rounds, Mobile – 04 Nos. The troops fired following ammns : - 7.62x39 mm – 10 rounds and INSAS – 03 rounds. During encounter 01 civil girl namely Humaira Maqbool (20 yrs, r/o Budgam, J&K) sustained injury. Further evacuated to SKIMS Hospital, Srinagar.

31/03/2018

CRPF troops under command of Sh. Tilak Raj, AC, 40 Bn, alongwith SOG Anantnag & 19 RR carried out cordon and search operation. During Operation, 01 militant namely Rauf Ahmed Khande (HM, r/o Dooru, J&K) got killed and 01 militant namely Imran Rasid Bhat (HM, r/o Anantnag) apprehended. During post encounter search 01 dead body alongwith following items- UBGL–01 No and Pistol–01 No. were recovered. During Operation, troops fired 57 rounds of 7.62x39 mm.

While withdrawing from operation, troops came under heavy stone pelting from unruly mobs. To disperse the unruly mobs troops fired TSM–L/R Shell (S/N)–04 Nos, L/R Shell Metal body–04 nos, Stun Pawa Shell–02 Nos. 09 force personnel sustained minor injuries during stone pelting.

01/04/2018

Acting upon specific information, CRPF troops (14, 79, 182 & 183 Bn) under command of Sh. Praveen Thapliya, 2-I/C alongwith SOG Zainapora & 44 RR carried out joint operation, wherein an encounter broke out between secuirty forces and militants, wherein troops killed 07 militants. During post encounter search, dead bodies of 07 militants alongwith weapon were recovered. The militants were identified as Zubair Ahmad turrey (HM, r/o Shopain, J&K), Ubaid Shafi Malla (HM, r/o Shopian, J&K), Yawar Ahmad Itoo (LeT, r/o Shopain, J&K), Nazim Nizer Darru (HM, r/o – Shopain, J&K), Rayeez Ahmad Thokur (HM, r/o Shopian, J&K), Adil Ahmad Thoker @ Khalid Bhai (HM, r/i Shopian J&K) and Ishfaq Ahmad Malik @ Umar Bhai (HM, r/o Shopian, J&K). Following ammunition were fired during Operation: 7.62x39 mm–276 rounds, 5.56 mm–27 rounds.

During operation, troops came under heavy stone pelting from unruly mobs, in which troops fired following TSM:- L/R Soft Nose–372 Nos, Chilli Shell (n) MK-II–12 Nos, Chilli Shell PAVA–13 Nos, Stun Shell PAVA–34 Nos, PAG Shot No.9–173 Nos, Single Way Grenade–02 Nos,

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CR Grenade–02 Nos, to disperse the mob. Following Arms & vehicle were damaged–01 MSL (No–M-072)–Barrel dented & Manual release and spring Helical torsion broken/lost, 01 PAG (No–15PG23247)–Butt plate screw lost, 01 INSAS Magazine stud broken, 01 Deflector for PAG (No–0336) – Foresight tip bend and screw adjusting for deflector lost, 01 AK047 (No–6190)–Magazine lips broken. 01 BP Bunker. During duty, 24 personnel of 14 Bn and 01 personnel of 85 Bn sustained minor injuries.

06/04/2018

CRPF troops under command of Sh. Rajbardhan, AC, along with 182 Bn CRPF, 55 RR &SOG JKP carried out area domination duty wherein an encounter broke out in which 01 HM militant namely Musaver Hassan (HM, r/o- Pulwama, J&K) got killed. During post encounter search, 01 dead body along with following items were recovered – AK-56–01 No (With 02 Magazine), SLR Rifle – 01 No (With 01 Magazine), Detonator – 01 No, Magazine pouch – 01 No. During the incident, violent mobs pelted stone upon troops wherein troops fired following TSM to disperse – L/R Soft Nose Shell - 29 Nos, Stun Shell Normal Pava – 04 Nos, Chilli Shell Pava – 05 Nos, L/R Soft Nose Improvised Version – 20 Nos, L/R normal Mark-II – 05 Nos, Stun Lac Pava – 05 Nos.

LWE Theatre

Chhattisgarh

13/03/2018

Troops of 208 CoBRA along with SP Sukma were out from Kistaram to Palodi camp and as per rear cover 02 MPVs of 212 Bn. They also went out for protection. DRG/STF were also deployed on both sides of the road. Over the diversion on Kasaram Nalla Maoist triggered

an IED targeting front MPV followed by heavy firing on both MPVs. In this incident 09 CRPF personnel attained martyrdom namely:- ASI/GD Ram Krishna Singh Tomar (52 Yrs, Married, R/o- Morena, MP), CT/GD Jitender Singh (35 Yrs, married, r/o Bhind, MP), CT/GD Sobit Kumar Sharma (37 Yrs, married, r/o Gaziabad, UP), HC/GD Laxman (37 Yrs, married, r/o Alwar, Raj.), CT/GD Manoj Kumar Singh (35 Yrs, married, r/o Ballia, UP), Ct/Dvr Dharmendra Yadav (37 Yrs, Married, r/o Mau, UP), CT/Dvr Chandra H.S. (Married, r/o Hasan, KTK), CT/GD Ajay Kumar Yadav (39 Yrs, married, r/o Munger, Bihar) and CT/GD Majoranjan Lenka (25 Yrs, unmarried, r/o Puri, Odisha) and two personnel sustained injuries namely :- CT/GD Rajesh Kumar and CT/GD Madan Kumar. Both injured were evacuated to Narayana Hospital, Raipur. Their condition were stable. Following Arms/Amns were lost in this incident :- Insas Rifle Butt No. 335 Body No. 7846, Insas Rifle Butt No. 318, Body No. 7375 , Insas Rifle Butt No.-311 Body No. 7793, Insas Rifle Butt No.308, Body No. 7876, Insas Amnns 220 Rds. with 11 Magazines. 03 IEDs were also detected during search which got destroyed on the spot by BDDS. During encounter troops fired following: - AKM-140 Rds., UBGL-12 Rds. and INSAS -17 Rds.

Jharkhand

04/04/2018

CRPF troops under command of Sh. Amit Kumar Sachan, AC alongwith 23 CoBRA, JJ (AG-03 & 34) & State Police carried out Inter Bn special operation “Khirakhand”, wherein an encounter broke out between JJ and maoist. During Operation, 05 CPI (maoist) were killed including Sharvan Yadav (SZC, r/o Lather, Jharkhand) & Shivlal (SZC, r/o Latehar, Jharkhand). During post encounter search, 05 dead bodies alongwith following items :- AK – 47 – 03 Nos, INSAS Rifle – 01 no, .303 Rifle alongwith Ammns were recovered.

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S.No. IRLANo. Nameofofficer PresentPosting Transferredto

1. 2854 Balaram Shil O/O IG B/S O/O IG TPA

2. 2654 P. S. Rajora O/O IG TPA (Att. with O/O IG (Ops) KMR GC Noida

3. 2674 Sunil Joon GC Noida GC RPR

4. 2840 Parveen Kumar GC RPR O/O IG NWS

5. 2796 S S Gohar O/O IG NWS O/O IG NES

6. 3391 Madan Kumar O/O IG NES O/O IG CoBRA

7. 2645 B P Singh GC BTB O/O IG (Ops) JHT

8. 2656 Bhupinder Singh O/O IG (Ops) JHT O/O SDG J&K Zone

9. 2768 Pawan Sharma O/O SDG J&K Zone HQr GC BTB

10. 2802 A K Kanaujia O/O SDG S/Zone GC Bilaspur

11. 2679 B S Gupta GC Bilaspur DIG Range Sambalpur (Tac : Rayagada)

12. 3574 Harjinder Singh DIG Range Sambalpur (Tac : Rayagada) DIG (Eqpt) Dte

13. 2596 M.S.Shekhawat O/O IG MP GC ALLD

14. 2665 D K Tripathy GC ALLD GC MKG

15. 2666 G L Meena GC MKG O/O IG Odisha

16. 2778 Naresh Kumar Yadav O/O IG Odisha DIG (ESTT) DTE

17. 2841 Vimal Kumar Bisht DIG (Estt.) Dte O/O IG DDN

18. 3355 P C Jha DIG (Tech) Dte DIG (OPS) DODA

19. 3639 S K Mishra DIG (Ops) Doda GC Delhi

20. 2642 Sandeep Datta GC Delhi O/O IG CG

21. 3588 Mathew A John O/O IG CG GC PPM

22. 3110 A Sriniwas GC PPM O/O IG SNR

23. 3393 Sanand Kamal O/O IG SNR GC BLR

24. 2653 B.S. Gujral GC BLR GC SLG

25. 2798 B.K.Toppo CWS SLG GC Pune

26. 3550 S.P. Singh 4th Signal Bn O/O SDG J&K Zone

Transfers

S.No. IRLANo. Nameofofficer PresentPosting Transferredto

1. 10955 M S Bhatia, IPS (JH : 93) IG B/S IG (Adm) Dte

2. 2235 K. S. Bhandari IG RAF ISA M/Abu

3. 2234 Sunil Singh IG CTC NMH IG Rajasthan

4. 2233 B S Chauhan IG Tripura CTC NMH

5. 2524 Arun Kumar IG (Adm) Dte IG RAF

6. 2530 Vikram Sahgal IG M&N Sector IG (Estt) Dte

7. 2495 R N S Bahad ISA M/Abu IG TPA

8. 2522 Vivek Vaid O/O SDG J&K Zone O/O SDG C/Zone

Inspectors General

Dy. Inspectors General

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27. 3116 Devenderjit Singh RTC Latur DIG (MT) Dte

28. 2678 K M Yadav DIG (MT) Dte GC GNR

29. 3352 Rajesh Dhakarwal GC GNR O/O IG (Ops) KMR

30. 2657 Annie Abraham O/O IG (Ops) KMR O/O IG NS

31. 3347 Narinder Singh O/O IG NS O/O IG NWS

32. 2783 Ashok Prasad O/O IG NWS DIG (Ops) BGGN

33. 2784 D S Rathore RTC-V, Rajgir O/O IG JKD

34. 3624 I Lokendra Singh O/O IG JKD GC Imphal

35. 2675 Subhash Damle GC Imphal Range HYD

36. 2803 Sandeep Yadav Range HYD O/O IG KKS

37. 3388 R S Rawat O/O IG KKS Range SNR South

38. 3564 Dr. Sanjay Kumar Range SNR South O/O IG RAF

39. 2661 Seema Dhundia O/O IG RAF O/O IG WBS

40. 3143 Raj Kumar Agarwal O/O IG WBS GC SBP

41. 2766 B K Sharma GC SBP DIG (Org.) Dte

42. 2509 R G R Bhat DIG (Ops) Dibrugarh O/O IG R/S

43. 3384 V S Sharma O/O IG R/S DIG (Ops) Dibrugarh

44. 3583 Ravindra M L Repatriated from SVP NPA, Hyd. Range Taralu.

45. 3401 R. Duidang O/O IG M&N Range ALLD

46. 2223 S C Parashar Range ALLD O/O SDG, NE Zone

47. 3131 Rajesh Kumar O/O IG Odisha Signal Range Kolkata

48. 3363 Sheel Nidhi Jha Signal Range Kolkata O/O IG Odisha

49. 3385 Kewal Singh O/O IG TPA GC Raipur

50. 2788 C T Venkatesh O/O IG CoBRA (Tac : Khunti) GC GTY

51. 2515 R M Meena GC GTY CPC (MHA)

52. 3395 Ram Singh O/O IG CoBRA O/O IG CoBRA (Tac : Khunti)

53. 3111 D S Rawat DIG (Eqpt) Dte DIG (Comn.) Dte

Appointments

Ms Charu Sinha, IPS Inducted in CRPF and Posted to IG B/S

Shri Rajesh Kumar, IPS Inducted in CRPF and Posted to IG M&N

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Shaheed ConstableMujahid Khan, 49 Bn10.08.1990 to 12.02.2018

Shaheed Head Constable Laxman, 212 Bn

27.02.1981 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable Ajay Kumar Yad-av, 212 Bn

15.01.1979 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable Jitender Singh, 212 Bn

21.08.1993 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable/Dvr Dharmendra Yadav, 212 Bn

03.08.1981 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Asstt. Sub InspectorAnil Kumar Maurya, 212 Bn

16.01.1967 to 21.04.2018

Shaheed ConstableAshish Patra, 205 CoBRA Bn

13.09.1989 to 02.01.2018

Shaheed ConstableSobit Kumar Sharma, 212 Bn

01.07.1981 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable/Dvr Chandra H.S., 212 Bn16.04.1989 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Asstt. Sub Inspector Ram Krishna Singh Tomar, 212 Bn

05.09.1966 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable Manoj Kumar Singh, 212 Bn

20.07.1983 to 13.03.2018

Shaheed Constable Majoranjan Lenka, 212 Bn

13.03.1993 to 13.03.2018

A WARM SALUTE TO MARTYRS

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S.No. IRLA/F.No. Rank Name Unit Disc Awarded

1 075267141 SI/GD Bhupendra Singh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)2 105010111 SI/GD Ajit Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)3 105212318 SI/GD Jitendra Singh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)4 031440723 HC/RO Neeraj Sharma 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)5 090350017 CT/GD Reddy Suresh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)6 090350047 CT/GD Sanjeev Kr. Sharma 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)7 015241373 CT/GD Ajith K. 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)8 041749274 CT/GD Sher Singh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)9 105180392 CT/GD Amit Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)10 135324871 CT/GD Bal Singh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)11 035163252 CT/GD Raj Karan 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)12 041688943 CT/GD Dipak Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)13 035061334 CT/GD Ravi Tomar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)14 135146395 CT/GD Madhusudhan 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)15 135325841 CT/GD Khomal Dhankar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)16 135325993 CT/GD Sudhakar Kaushal 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)17 135325912 CT/GD Basant Sinha 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)18 - Insp Sharad Singh, SHO Basaguda Civil Police Bronze (Ops)19 No. 39 Gopniye Sainik Mangu punem Civil Police Bronze (Ops)20 5266 2I/C Shri Ashok Kumar 204 CoBRA Golden (Ops) one star21 9747 A/C Shri Narpat 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)22 115230327 CT/GD Balbinder Pathania 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)23 125210783 SI/GD Saurabh Verma 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)24 075061155 CT/GD Jkharias Lakra 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)25 125210747 SI/GD Pradeep Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)26 120130016 SI/GD Shravan Kumar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)27 991440931 HC/GD Netra Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)28 095060545 HC/RO H.S. Bhadoriya 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)29 075181044 HC/RO Sushil Kumar Shukla 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)30 095051493 CT/GD Vinayak N.S. 204 CoBRA Golden(Ops)31 105193336 CT/GD Roshan Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)32 105015515 CT/GD Bahadur Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)33 105175086 CT/GD Kaushal Singh 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)34 115141922 CT/GD G. Naresh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)35 115252581 CT/GD Suraj Jadaw 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)36 115142607 CT/GD K. Venkanna Babu 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)37 - Insp Laxman Kewat Civil Police Silver (Ops)38 - Insp Rameshwar Deshmukh DRG Bronze (Ops)39 10100 A/C Shri Abhinav Pandey 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)40 121330054 SI/GD Sandeep Kumar Mishra 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)41 135102868 CT/GD Mintu Biswas 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)42 - Insp Sharad Singh Civil Police Silver (Ops)43 075271818 CT/GD V. Venkatesh Warlu 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)44 095181725 CT/GD Vikash Kumar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)45 105200997 CT/GD Vijay Shankar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)46 110112355 CT/GD Krishna Kumar Gupta 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)47 115031379 CT/GD E. Muniyappa 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)48 115092798 CT/GD Narayan Chetry 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)49 10242 A/C Shri Mahendra kumar Yadav 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)50 145201208 CT/GD Roshan Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

DG's Disc & Commendation Letter AwardeesMarch - April 2018

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51 105319248 CT/GD Krishna Kant Roy 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)52 105177668 CT/GD Badal Murmu 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)53 7135 D/C Shri Bharat Bhushan Pratap Singh 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)54 095210831 Insp/GD Abhishek Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)55 085020416 HC/GD Rajeev Kumar Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)56 065262096 CT/GD Rishi Raj Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)57 085190312 CT/GD Umesh Kumar Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)58 115069102 CT/GD Lalit Bhargav 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)59 125254648 CT/GD Thorbole Satappa 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)60 145202624 CT/GD Rajesh Kumar Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)61 145201333 CT/GD Vidyaranjan Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)62 145101142 CT/GD Lovrence Lakra 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)63 5210 2-I/C Amit Choudhary 202 CoBRA Golden (Ops)64 7025 DC Pawan Dev Gaur 202 CoBRA Golden (Ops)65 10067 AC Dr. Kothuri Sunil Kumar 202 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)66 10304 AC Njanadeep R 202 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)67 125151279 CT/GD Shivanand Panda 202 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)68 125150424 CT/GD Satyaranjan Gadai 202 CoBRA Silver (Ops)69 125351126 CT/GD Dhaneshwar Sahoo 202 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)70 125150638 CT/GD Narender Naik 202 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)71 11161 AC H.P Chaudhary 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)72 9732 AC Rahul Bhardwaj 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)73 903043057 ASI/GD L.B Singh 29 Bn Bronze (Ops)74 903013479 ASI/GD Anoop Singh 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)75 981440181 HC/GD Subash Chandar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)76 973365078 HC/GD Md. Khursheed 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)77 115212641 CT/GD M. Parmeshwar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)78 135380895 CT/GD Irsad Hussain 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)79 135274482 CT/GD K. Upender 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)80 135273093 CT/GD J. Rajesh 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)81 135160199 CT/GD Ranjeet Singh 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)82 125320677 CT/GD Vikram Singh 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)83 065344797 CT/GD Hilal Ahmad 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)84 105035329 CT/GD N. Ajinath 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)85 060811074 CT/GD P.K Dubey 29 Bn Bronze (Ops)86 9222 A/C Shri Ajit Kumar 184 Bn Silver (Ops)87 127410387 ASI/T M. Sathiya Seelan B/3 Sig Bronze (Ops)88 127410877 ASI/T A. Harish B/3 Sig Bronze (Ops)89 025131437 CT/GD Nand Lal 11 Bn Bronze (Ops)90 115205128 CT/GD Raj Gautam Kumar 14 BN Bronze (Ops)91 7042 D/C Kumar Om Prakash Singh 214 Bn Bronze (Ops)92 880962049 ASI/GD Kabiraj Mohanty 214 Bn Silver (Ops)93 10063 A/C Prateek Jain 69 Bn (Att. with Int Dte) Silver (Adm)94 034011841 HC/RO Satender Singh Suhag 5th Sig.Bn(Att. with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)95 034010871 HC/RO Mukesh Chauhan 5th Sig.Bn(Att. with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)96 60110459 CT/GD Ranjit Kumar RFT Range Patna Bronze (Ops)97 9111 IG Smt Anupam Kulshreshtha Dte Genl Commendation Roll98 841131455 SI/Armr Mohd Shabbir AWS-6 Avantipur Bronze (Adm)99 041695173 CT/Armr R Jaya Kumar AWS-I Hyderabad Bronze (Adm)100 9666 AC Naresh Kumar 79 Bn Golden (Ops) 3 stars101 4459 Comdt Iqbal Ahmad 45 Bn Golden (Ops) one stars102 5896 2I/C S.K. Thakur 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)103 973362051 HC/GD Nishar Ahmad 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)104 115053329 CT/GD Veerbhadre Gowda 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)105 943323495 HC/GD S.N. Shukla 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)106 005260713 HC/GD Baban Yadav 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)107 135022749 CT/GD Ajit Kumar Dubey 45 Bn Bronze (Ops)

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108 065348874 CT/GD Shabir Ahmad Dar 45 Bn Silver (Ops)109 KPS 125772 DSP Dr. Mubashir Rsool, KPS JKP Bronze (Ops)110 KPS DSP Saqib Gani JKP Bronze (Ops)111 101440014 ASI/PH. Ashwani Katyal 199 Bn Bronze (Ops)112 4459 Comdt Iqbal Ahmad 45 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 stars113 4237 Comdt Tapan Kumar 147 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star114 4015 Comdt Manoj Kumar Gupta 158 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star115 4447 Comdt Pushpendra Kumar 204 CoBRA Golden (Ops) 3 star116 9464 AC Prateek Rathi 140 Bn (Att. with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)117 9479 AC Deepak Kothari 167 Bn (Att. with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)118 9530 AC Munesh Dutt 80 Bn (Att. with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)119 6644 DC S.N. Mishra RFT Range Chaibasa Golden (Ops) two star120 29022 Captain B Sq. Leader N.Mehrotra MI-17 Bronze (Ops)121 30441-H Co-Pilot Sq. leader S.K. Sirohi MI-17 Bronze (Ops)122 30552-F Flt. Eng Sq. leader S. Tomar MI-17 Bronze (Ops)123 914625-F Flt. Gunner Sqt Arun MI-17 Bronze (Ops)124 34050347 HC/RO Abhay Kumar B/3 Sig Bronze (Ops)125 9584 A/C Tarkeshwar Kaji 190 Bn Bronze (Ops)126 951420967 HC/GD Awdesh Kumar Sahni 190 Bn Bronze (Ops)127 060041779 CT/GD Bipul Kumar 190 Bn Bronze (Ops)128 060048642 CT/GD Chandan Kumar 190 Bn Bronze (Ops)129 085201759 CT/GD Manoj Kumar 190 Bn Bronze (Ops)130 5521 2-I/C Mani G. Nair 14 Bn Silver (Ops)131 11131 A/C Hari Shankar Shukla 14 Bn Silver (Ops)132 10880 A/C Shshank shekhar Mishra 185 BN Bronze (Ops)133 5020757 HC/GD Jay Narayan 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)134 145312785 CT/GD Vijay Minch 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)135 115205084 CT/GD Mukul Kumar 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)136 115127445 CT/GD Biswajit Das 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)137 115132201 CT/GD Mridul Chand Ray 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)138 145045235 CT/GD Mohan Mahto 130 Bn Bronze (Ops)139 KPS045847 Addl. SP Ifroz Ahmad JKP Bronze (Ops)140 145311903 CT/GD Sandip Lakara 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)141 125022016 CT/GD Chandan Kumar 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)142 135121604 CT/GD Rabari Anil 185 BN Bronze (Ops)143 5266 2-I/C Ashok Kumar 204 CoBRA Golden (Ops) two star144 115182556 CT/GD Vipin Kumar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)145 8378 A/C Vishal Verma IT Dte Bronze (Adm)146 9066 A/C Sunil Kumar 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)147 065029243 SI/GD Dharmendra Kumar 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)148 4688 Comdt M. Mohan 199 Bn Golden (Ops)149 10222 A/C Shashi Bhushan Yadav 199 Bn Silver (Ops)150 10246 A/C Sandeep 199 Bn Bronze (Ops)151 3123 DIG Vijay Kumar Dte Genl Golden (Adm) two star152 6613 DC Ravindra Kumar Mallik Dte Genl Golden (Adm)153 911030012 SI(T) Anil Kumar Kamboj Dte Genl Golden (Adm) one star154 921010111 SI(T) Rajesh Yadav Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)155 127410317 ASI(T) Ashok Yadav Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)156 9113 IG ShriZulfiquarHasan,IPS IG(Ops)KMR Golden(Ops)onestar157 10123 IG Shri Sanjay A Lathkar, IPS IG JKD Golden (Ops)158 10938 IG Shri D.S. Chauhan, IPS IG NS Bronze (Ops)159 2536 DIG Shri Amar Singh Negi DIG (Ops) Awantipora Golden (Ops) one star160 3575 DIG Sh. Anil Kumar Chaturvedi OPS MDR Silver (Ops)161 3564 DIG Dr. Sanjay Kumar Srinagar South Range Bronze (Ops)162 4494 Comdt Shri K.A. Ningam 203 CoBRA Golden (Ops) two star163 4936 Comdt Shri Alok Veer Yadav 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)164 3566 Comdt Shri Rakesh Rao 201 CoBRA Commendation Roll

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165 4493 Comdt Sh. Jacob V. Tusing 190 Bn Silver (Ops)166 4228 Comdt Sh. Shiv Kumar Upadhyay 193 Bn Golden (Ops)167 4516 Comdt Shri Ashish Kumar Jha 166 Bn Golden (Ops)168 4503 Comdt Sh. Harminder Singh 23 Bn Golden (Ops) one star169 5356 2I/C Shri Jai Singh 71 Bn Golden (Ops)170 5703 2I/C Shri Kailash Chander Ahlawat 141 Bn Bronze (Ops)171 5006 2I/C Shri Rajesh Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)172 6037 D/C Sh. Kalyan Singh 100 BN Bronze (Ops)173 6694 D/C Sh. Sanjeev Kumar Singh 179 Bn Bronze (Ops)174 8963 D/C Sh. Rajender Singh Bisht 176 Bn Bronze (Ops)175 7532 D/C Sh. Ramesh Singh Bisht 110 Bn Bronze (Ops)176 7322 D/C Shri K.N. Haldhar 69 Bn Bronze (Ops)177 8462 A/C Sh. Arjul Nal Gawal 100 BN Bronze (Ops)178 10801 A/C Sh. Pradeep Kumar 103 BN Bronze (Ops)179 9133 A/C Shri Dharmender Singh 235 Bn Bronze (Ops)180 8951 A/C Shri C.P.Singh 20 Bn Bronze (Ops)181 9908 A/C Shri Satish Kumar 141 Bn Bronze (Ops)182 9729 A/C Shri Pankaj Kumar Sharma 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)183 10053 A/C Shri Rajiv Ranjan Jha 206 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)184 9681 A/C Shri Surender Kumar 210 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)185 9770 A/C Sh. Dharmendra Kumar 90 Bn Bronze (Ops)186 6562 A/C Shri Sanjeev Chaudhary Bihar Sector Golden (Ops) one star187 10318 A/C Shri Ankit Kumar Gupta 159 BN Silver (Ops)188 9502 A/C Shri P. Subhash Chandra 229 Bn Bronze (Ops)189 10097 AC Sh. Kashyap K.R 21 Bn Bronze (Ops)190 041605048 Insp/GD Khageshwar Chamuah 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)191 810651182 Insp/GD Janardan Singh 190 Bn Silver (Ops)192 015201709 Insp/GD Amresh Kumar 22 Bn Bronze (Ops)193 820180244 Insp/GD R.C.S. Bharti 50 Bn Bronze (Ops)194 820040434 Insp/GD Jitendra Prasad Singh 189 Bn Bronze (Ops)195 095350855 Insp/GD Yogesh Kumar Sharma 180 Bn Bronze (Ops)196 110570054 SI/GD Rajeev Rathore 148 Bn Bronze (Ops)197 041568288 SI/GD Gautam Kumar Jaiswal WBS HQr Silver (Ops)198 811240033 SI/GD Ramniwas 187 Bn Bronze (Ops)199 850814953 SI/GD Vir Singh 06 Bn Bronze (Ops)200 131470035 SI/GD Narendra Kumar 147 Bn Bronze (Ops)201 127200062 SI/GD Vikarant Gautam 208 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)202 850851884 SI/GD Bidhi Chand 152 Bn Bronze (Ops)203 913112942 SI/GD Vijay Bahadur Singh 182 Bn Silver (Ops)204 841322152 SI/GD Onkar Nath Pandey 176 Bn Bronze (Ops)205 055351488 SI/GD Sudarshan Shil 111 Bn Bronze (Ops)206 125050857 SI/GD H. Abner 219 Bn Bronze (Ops)207 015051067 SI/Int Merwin Correya 226 Bn Silver (Ops)208 129150071 SI/MSN Yashwant Kumar GC BLR(Att.with FSU 80 Bn) Bronze (Ops)209 913070368 ASI/GD Manoj Kumar 104 BN Bronze (Ops)210 870050387 ASI/GD Vijay Kumar 221 Bn Bronze (Ops)211 880893841 ASI/GD Pradeep Talukdar 30 Bn Bronze (Ops)212 850859379 ASI/GD K.C.Gori 4 Bn Bronze (Ops)213 903045817 ASI/GD Tofazzol Hussain 48 Bn Bronze (Ops)214 903071309 ASI/GD Rampal 228 Bn Bronze (Ops)215 901150253 ASI/GD Ramesh Chand 120 Bn Bronze (Ops)216 155250069 ASI/Phar Rishi Kumar Payasi 191 Bn Bronze (Ops)217 017150017 ASI/Pharm B. Kujur 133 Bn Bronze (Ops)218 132020131 ASI/Pharm Harish Singh Mehra 2nd Bn Bronze (Ops)219 991242873 HC/GD Randhir Nath 158 Bn Bronze (Ops)220 910040442 HC/GD Sunil Kumar Singh 148 Bn Bronze (Ops)221 941342938 HC/GD Lajja Ram 104 BN Bronze (Ops)

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222 951160039 HC/GD Raju Singh 72 Bn Bronze (Ops)223 941370121 HC/GD Santosh Kumar Prashant 155 Bn Silver (Ops)224 005071609 HC/GD Rajinder Kumar 92 Bn Bronze (Ops)225 973362514 HC/GD Mohd Ismail Khan 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)226 921175941 HC/GD Mohinder Kumar 73 Bn Bronze (Ops)227 941121166 HC/GD Tulen Hira 161 Bn Bronze (Ops)228 961130712 HC/GD J.A.K. Naidu 199 Bn Bronze (Ops)229 005100484 HC/GD Bhola Nath Mahato 117 Bn Silver (Ops)230 951260872 HC/GD(Int) Sidhartha Shankar Swain 64 Bn Bronze (Ops)231 041688319 HC/RO Nilesh Kr. Pandey 112 Bn Bronze (Ops)232 115092076 CT/Bug Puran Chand 211 Bn Bronze (Ops)233 060030117 CT/GD Yogender Kumar Khokhar 157 Bn Bronze (Ops)234 035120081 CT/GD Sashi Bhusan Kumar 11 Bn Bronze (Ops)235 095250263 CT/GD Chaudhari Bharat L 191 Bn Bronze (Ops)236 125085367 CT/GD Mohan Singh 23 Bn Bronze (Ops)237 115139297 CT/GD Jayanta das 209 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)238 135315203 CT/GD Ajit Kumar Naik 156 Bn Bronze (Ops)239 065345107 Ct/GD Shahnawaz Ahmad Thoker 18 Bn Bronze (Ops)240 145319283 Ct/GD Upendra Kumar Ram 164 Bn Bronze (Ops)241 035055112 CT/GD Narendra Kumar 29 Bn Bronze (Ops)242 045102584 CT/GD Deepak Samanta 35 Bn Bronze (Ops)243 135231444 CT/GD Gurditt Singh 44 Bn Bronze (Ops)244 095144304 CT/GD B. Narshima Rao 80 Bn Bronze (Ops)245 135148228 CT/GD P. Naresh 170 Bn Bronze (Ops)246 045072472 CT/GD Dhaman Kumar 222 Bn Bronze (Ops)247 041653854 Ct/GD Bishnu Borah 173 Bn Bronze (Ops)248 105051271 CT/GD Shanoorsab A. Sanadi 158 Bn Bronze (Ops)249 145051965 CT/GD Naveen Kumar K.K. 164 Bn Bronze (Ops)250 065343657 Ct/Int Zulfkar Ali Khatana 176 Bn Bronze (Ops)251 065346069 CT/INT Showkat Hussain Mir 54 Bn Bronze (Ops)252 105341866 CT/INT Gulam Nabi Kasana 115 Bn Bronze (Ops)253 041350316 CT/Mahila Ujwala Haridas Jadhav 232 (M) Bn Bronze (Ops)254 7376 D/C Sh. Sandeep Kumar Sharma 45 BN Bronze (Ops)255 8169 A/C Sh. Shabir Hussain 45 BN Bronze (Ops)256 37280058 SM/GD ASM Nadaf 45 BN Bronze (Ops)257 800683456 Insp/GD Mohammad Rakibu-ddin Ali 45 BN Bronze (Ops)258 920900897 HC/GD Nischal Kumar 45 BN Bronze (Ops)259 61840068 CT/GD Syed Shoaib Ahmad 45 BN Bronze (Ops)260 41621453 CT/GD Sarvjeet 45 BN Bronze (Ops)261 115032875 CT/GD D. Venkatesan 45 BN Bronze (Ops)262 61830366 CT/GD Mudasir Mohi-Ud-Din Para 45 BN Bronze (Ops)263 9688 A/C Devendra Kumar 147 BN Bronze (Ops)264 047010098 SM/GD P.Charian Raju 147 BN Bronze (Ops)265 820410177 INSP/GD Karan Singh 147 BN Bronze (Ops)266 031480119 CT/GD Shibayak Pal 147 BN Bronze (Ops)267 041647552 CT/GD Ram Krishna Dev 147 BN Bronze (Ops)268 041737506 CT/GD Nagen Nath 147 BN Bronze (Ops)269 055352378 CT/GD Dhananjay Deb Barma 147 BN Bronze (Ops)270 055132369 CT/GD Dhananjay Rabha 147 BN Bronze (Ops)271 065092637 CT/GD S.U.Laskar 147 BN Silver (Ops)272 5657 2 I/C Ramvarlien Philip 158 BN Golden (Ops)273 7173 D/C Suresh Oraon 158 BN Bronze (Ops)274 7895 D/C AmrendraTiwari 158 BN Silver (Ops)275 135214425 SI/GD Robert Kikon 158 BN Bronze (Ops)276 881160338 ASI/GD S. Velludurai 158 BN Silver (Ops)277 991150158 HC/GD P.P. Dhakal 158 BN Bronze (Ops)278 015254886 CT/GD HivraleSainath 158 BN Bronze (Ops)

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279 135043007 CT/GD KalindiCharanBehera 158 BN Bronze (Ops)280 145260669 CT/GD Sonveer Singh 158 BN Bronze (Ops)281 6569 D/C Sandeep Singh Panwar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)282 9553 A/C G.Rishi Subramaniyam 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)283 041549551 SI/GD Lal Chand Goshlya 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)284 125140954 SI/GD Paotinsei Lupho 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)285 061870377 HC/GD Narender Kumar Yadav 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)286 075105233 HC/GD Khandu Dojee Bhutia 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)287 075104076 CT/GD Amlesh Barman 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)288 085192208 CT/GD Rajesh Kumar Rai 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)289 145020793 CT/GD Rajesh Kumar Ram 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)290 10459 IG Atul Karwal, IPS Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)291 10458 IG Sadanand Vasant Date, IPS Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)292 2800 DIG Yogyan Singh Dte Genl Golden (Adm)293 7107 DC Vivek Kumar Singh 215 Bn (Att. with Ops Dte) Silver (Adm)294 065060299 ASI/M Dushyant Vikram Singh 141 Bn (Att. with Ops Dte) Silver (Adm)295 961220391 HC/GD Shajeem A 97 Bn (Att. with Ops Dte) Bronze (Adm)296 055071976 CT/GD Rajesh Kumar Ops Dte Golden(Adm) 02 star297 9591 A/C NafisAliNaqui 190BN Bronze(Ops)298 125350923 SI/GD Jayant Golait 190 BN Bronze (Ops)299 903042336 ASI/GD Ram Kumar 190 BN Bronze (Ops)300 045205659 CT/GD S.N. Tiwari 190 BN Bronze (Ops)301 4213 Comdt P.C. Gupta 60 Bn Golden (Ops)302 4956 2-I/C S.S. Yadav 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)303 6347 D/C Gautam Kumar 60 Bn Silver (Ops)304 - SDPO Sakaldeo Ram SDPO, Chakradarpur Bronze (Ops)305 10626 A/C Kaushal Yadav 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)306 903053151 ASI/GD Ram Kumar Rajak 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)307 31440919 SI/GD Ved Prakash Nagendra 60 Bn Silver (Ops)308 120600057 SI/GD Abhishek Jaiswal 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)309 2014/ 024762 Dog Safron (IP, IED, Assult) 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)310 4936 COMDT Shri Alok Veer Yadav 154 Bn Silver (Ops)311 9546 A/C Shri Sanjay Chauhan 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)312 10332 A/C Anil Kumar 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)313 8968 A/C Ghanshyam Gurjar 154 Bn Silver (Ops)314 831190325 INSP/GD Ratan Pal Singh 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)315 120830017 SI/GD Bishok Raikhan 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)316 060875359 HC/GD Pramod Sharma 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)317 035205915 CT/GD Shiv Shakti 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)318 145371185 CT/GD Shashi Bhushan 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)319 115204898 CT/GD Ram Niwas 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)320 145371479 CT/GD Neeraj Kumar 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)321 041545884 CT/GD Vaghela Bahadur 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)322 105091344 CT/GD Bhupen Bharali 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)323 041625593 CT/GD Sri Ramjat 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)324 145312526 CT/GD Sugan Topno 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)325 031500409 CT/GD(BDDS) Deepak Debnath 154 Bn Bronze (Ops)326 6521 DC Sh.Lokesh Kumar 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)327 6996 DC Sh.Omnath Chattaraj 203 CoBRA Silver (Ops)328 041621346 INSP Satya Bhushan 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)329 125141229 SI/GD Jaideep 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)330 085180441 SI/GD Ajay Singh Yadav 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)331 115071372 HC/GD Sandeep 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)332 005260749 HC/GD Brijesh Kumar Yadav 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)333 085203958 HC/GD Rajesh Kumar 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)334 115020929 HC/GD Sarvan Kumar Singh Yadav 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)335 142500871 CT/GD Pankaj Kumar 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

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336 145044104 CT/GD Hemraj Nihal 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)337 065022807 CT/GD Sohan Kr Gond 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)338 105160719 CT/GD Rajan Kumar 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)339 125115167 CT/GD Devender 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)340 145202366 CT/GD Amit Kumar Ranjan 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)341 145047069 CT/GD Pankaj Kumar Swain 203 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)342 10123 IG Shri Sanjay A Lathkar, IPS JKD Sector Golden (Ops) 01 staff343 3120 DIG Shri Rajeev Rai JKD Sector Commendation Roll344 3369 DIG Shri Jayant Paul Ops Palamu Bronze (Ops)345 3526 Comdt Shri Satish Kr. Linda 134 Bn Silver (Ops)346 7208 D/C Shri Shailesh Kumar JKD Sector Commendation Roll347 10846 A/C Shri Rajender Singh 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)348 850793582 SI/GD Gunandhar Mandal 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)349 903023297 ASI/GD Lalit Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)350 971280627 HC/GD Praveen Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)351 913190426 HC/GD Sanjay Kr. Singh 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)352 115261107 HC/GD Umesh Yadav 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)353 15200220 HC/RO Sanoj Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)354 923178902 HC/GD Md. Abdur Rahim 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)355 7373042 HC/GD Barde Sarad Natha 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)356 913263059 HC/GD Birender Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)357 981420679 HC/GD Chandrika Yadav 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)358 5040241 HC/GD D.D. Man Singh 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)359 971290837 HC/GD Yadav Raj Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)360 31473195 CT/GD Sanjiv Ranjan Singh 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)361 35051356 CT/GD S. Balachandran Reddy 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)362 135022214 CT/GD Amit Kr. Rana 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)363 135023717 CT/GD Subhash Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)364 135203682 CT/GD Abhay Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)365 135026292 CT/GD Krishna Kr. Sharma 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)366 15204023 CT/GD Sitaram Paswan 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)367 15255883 CT/GD Khedkar Sukhdev 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)368 65202565 CT/GD Lalan Tanti 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)369 115260146 CT/GD Pravesh Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)370 135022785 CT/GD Ranjeet Kumar 134 Bn Bronze (Ops)371 7782 DC Shri Sanjay Mohanty 134 BN Bronze (Ops)372 - ADSP Shri Murali Krishna SIB, Telangana Bronze (Ops)373 5427 ASP Shri Arun Kumar Singh, D/C CRPF (Ops) Palamu Golden (Ops) one star374 41726103 SI/GD Anuj Kumar Tyagi 134 BN Silver (Ops)375 923220077 HC/GD Ravinder Singh 134 BN Bronze (Ops)376 75047172 HC/RO S.K.Baral 134 BN Bronze (Ops)377 13282505 CT/GD Pramod Kumar Dubey 134 BN Bronze (Ops)378 115230096 CT/GD Manoj Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)379 41574643 CT/GD Mukesh Gurjar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)380 105162577 CT/GD Harjit Singh 134 BN Bronze (Ops)381 135021814 CT/GD Atul Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)382 60811706 CT/GD Anchal Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)383 60811813 CT/GD Ashish Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)384 115050525 CT/GD M.M. Chikkodi 134 BN Bronze (Ops)385 135022277 CT/GD Akhilesh Kumar Sharma 134 BN Bronze (Ops)386 135203913 CT/GD Gautam Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)387 135143332 CT/GD T.Pullaya 134 BN Bronze (Ops)388 105312928 CT/GD Pawan Ghosh 134 BN Bronze (Ops)389 5713 ASP(Ops) Shri Deepak Kumar Giridih (JKD Police) Golden (Ops) two star390 7205 ASP(Ops) Shri Sanjay Kumar Bokaro (JKD Police) Golden (Ops) two star391 - SP Shri Surendra Kumar Jha, IPS SP, Giridih (JKD Police) Bronze (Ops)392 3549 Comdt Shri Akhilesh Kumar Singh 26 Bn Golden (Ops)

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393 4904 Comdt Shri Ravishankar Kumar JKD sector HQ Golden (Ops)394 7900 DC(Int) Shri Mithilesh Kumar Bokaro ops Range Commendation Roll395 941420252 HC/GD Krishna Mahto Bokaro ops Range Bronze (Ops)396 9415 A/C Shri Dipendra Singh 26 Bn Bronze (Ops)397 115041785 CT/GD Subhash Chandra Behra 26 Bn Bronze (Ops)398 75175673 CT/GD Raju Ranjan Barwa 26 Bn Bronze (Ops)399 105240107 CT/GD Nitish Raj 07 Bn Bronze (Ops)400 75260157 CT/GD Narendra Singh Dhami 07 Bn Bronze (Ops)401 55020312 CT/Dvr Tej Bahadur 07 Bn Bronze (Ops)402 135028767 CT/GD Balraj 07 Bn Bronze (Ops)403 5711 2 I/C Shri Arvind Tripathy 134 BN Bronze (Ops)404 35100686 Insp/GD Sunil Xalxo 134 BN Bronze (Ops)405 15215622 CT/GD Rajesh Desai 134 BN Bronze (Ops)406 31505363 CT/GD Giriraj Singh 134 BN Bronze (Ops)407 821261693 Insp/GD Binod Kumar Tiwary 134 BN Bronze (Ops)408 135022312 CT/GD Rahul Kumar Pathak 134 BN Bronze (Ops)409 35201063 HC/RO Niranjan Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)410 8961 AC Sanjit Kumar 134 BN Silver (Ops)411 961140299 HC/GD Loknath Singh 134 BN Bronze (Ops)412 110725865 CT/GD Arvind Kumar 134 BN Bronze (Ops)413 115062738 CT/GD Prabhat Kumar 60 BN Bronze (Ops)414 115182144 CT/GD Sanjay Singh 60 BN Bronze (Ops)415 115030925 CT/GD G. Ramraj 60 BN Bronze (Ops)416 65207693 CT/GD Sushil Kumar Tadu 60 BN Bronze (Ops)417 941452484 HC/GD Vithoba Ambaji Shinde 192 Bn Bronze (Ops)418 9494 A/C RAJABHISHEK DWIVEDI 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)419 065204185 SI/GD KAMLESH SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)420 105178665 CT/GD SANJAY ORAON 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)421 105175923 CT/GD HIRALAL MAHALI 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)422 6525 DC VIRENDRA KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)423 095181449 SI/GD SURENDRA SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)424 125040237 SI/GD SUBHAS DAS 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)425 110049274 CT/GD RAJEEV KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)426 075033237 CT/GD V. VIJAYAN 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)427 125151359 CT/GD ASHUTOSH KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)428 041700379 CT/GD SHANKAR LAL 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)429 10240 AC HIMANSHU SHRMA 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)430 065029243 SI/GD D K PANDEY 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)431 065132656 CT/GD DHANANJAY RAY 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)432 115190353 CT/GD AVANISH KR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)433 105250487 CT/GD PATIL PRASHNT 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)434 105121278 HC/GD DEVAL GANPAT 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)435 10264 AC BANBARI LAL 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)436 087060023 INSP UMMED SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)437 041558131 SI/GD MISHRI LAL MEENA 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)438 065171688 CTGD NICHOLAS TUDU 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)439 115212112 CT/GD SHIJIN K.K 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)440 065242291 CT/GD PRAJUSH P 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)441 105031582 CT/GD K. GANESH MOORTHY 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)442 135352321 SI/GD KUMUD RANJAN 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)443 130480046 SI/GD SUSHIL KR RAGHAV 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)444 120670014 SI/GD RANJAN KR SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)445 115043797 CT/GD S.M.RABBANI 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)446 115179798 CT/GD DHANESHWAR SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)447 105196119 CT/GD AJIT KUMAR MISHRA 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)448 110111768 CT/GD SHIV KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)449 8814 A/C ANIL KUMAR THAKUR 201 Bn Silver (Ops)

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450 125240593 SI/GD AJAY PAL 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)451 105026384 CT/GD SANTOSH SINGH YADAV 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)452 115190415 CT/GD VIBHUSHIT KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)453 9449 AC KHYOTHUNGO EZUNG 201 Bn Silver (Ops)454 065182066 SI/GD S. T. P. SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)455 105314708 CT/GD RAMIZ RAJA 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)456 115170281 CT/GD BABLU MURMU 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)457 105170109 CT/GD BABUL KR SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)458 115177652 CT/GD S.P. PRASAD 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)459 041673703 SI/GD SHIV DAS 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)460 125190845 CT/GD RAGHAVENDRA KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)461 075220271 CT/GD MEGH RAJ BISEN 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)462 115313223 CT/GD CHANDAN KOLA 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)463 115120728 CT/GD BHURIYA DILIP 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)464 125140963 SI/GD ANKIT MAAN 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)465 041666119 HC/RO PAWAN KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)466 065221039 CT/GD KAMLESH SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)467 075221401 CT/GD DEEP CHAND 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)468 075220226 CT/GD NOMESH KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)469 115178979 CT/GD ANKIT KR SINGH 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)470 6624 DC JITENDER SHAU 201 Bn Golden (Ops)471 075263237 HC/GD DINESH KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)472 060870882 CT/GD SANTOSH KUMAR 201 Bn Bronze (Ops)473 2233 IG B.S. Chauhan TPA Sector Silver (Ops)474 2530 IG Vikram Sahgal M&N Sector Golden (Ops) 01 Star475 10346 IG Rajkumar Western Sector Silver (Ops)476 11224 IG Prakash D. NES Bronze (Ops)477 2503 DIG Sham Chand NES Golden (Ops) 03 Star478 2511 DIG Sarbjit Singh OPS KMA Bronze (Ops)479 2500 DIG V. K. Kaundal Chandigarh Range Silver (Ops)480 2820 DIG J.P.K.Ray Range Gty Silver (Ops)481 3352 DIG Rajesh Dhakarwal GC GNR Bronze (Ops)482 3370 DIG Vinay Kumar Rai Range Agartala Silver (Ops)483 3988 Comdt. Anil Bisht 124 Bn Bronze (Ops)484 4222 Comdt Nikhil Rastogi Ops Dte. Golden (Ops) 02 Star485 4002 Comdt. Pramal Singh TPA Sector Bronze (Ops)486 4029 Comdt. Ghanshyam Behwal 71 Bn Bronze (Ops)487 4238 Comdt. Joseph Keishing 173 BN Golden (Ops) 03 Star488 4456 Comdt. Neeraj Yadav 78 BN Silver (Ops)489 4733 Comdt. Gopal Yadav 140 Bn Golden (Ops)490 4890 2-I/C Ashok Kumar Range Hqr GNR Silver (Ops)491 4898 2-I/C Debasis Biswas 232 (M) BN Golden (Ops)492 4988 2-I/C W.R. Josuah M&N Silver (Ops)493 5187 2-I/C N.K.Singh 21 BN Bronze (Ops)494 5539 2-I/C Ramesh G. Kabadi 58 BN Bronze (Ops)495 5568 2-I/C Kuldeep Singh Khurana 192 BN Bronze (Ops)496 5651 2-I/C Ajeet Bhatti 05 BN Bronze (Ops)497 5693 2-I/C Brajesh Kumar Singh 124 Bn Bronze (Ops)498 5925 2-I/C Francis Trikey 114 BN Silver (Ops)499 6503 D/C Bimal Rawat 32 BN Golden (Ops) 02 Star500 6689 D/C K.R. Kanwar 124 Bn Bronze (Ops)501 7181 D/C Deepak Kumar Tiwari 140 Bn Silver (Ops)502 7359 D/C Harsh Tripathi 51 Bn Golden (Ops) 01 Star503 7478 D/C Anil Kumar 198 BN Bronze (Ops)504 7624 D/C L. Samuel Jamir 171 BN Silver (Ops)505 7622 D/C Moatoshi D. 50 BN Bronze (Ops)506 7812 D/C Rajeev Kumar 140 Bn Bronze (Ops)

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507 8255 A/C Shraman Chaturvedi 60 Bn Silver (Ops)508 8503 AC Sujit Kumar Jha NES Bronze (Ops)509 8909 A/C Ashish Raj 94 Bn Silver (Ops)510 8953 A/C Z. V. Khayap Shing 173 BN Bronze (Ops)511 11157 A/C Satyavir Singh 71 Bn Bronze (Ops)512 7278 CMO(OG) Dr. Deepak Kumar CH IMP Bronze (Ops)513 15132397 Insp/GD Kulajit Talukdar NES Bronze (Ops)514 155133599 SI/GD Rajeev Kumar Ranjan 48 Bn Bronze (Ops)515 75124157 ASI/M Mohd. Arif 144 Bn Bronze (Ops)516 65230416 ASI/M Jagdish Kumar HQ Chg Range Bronze (Ops)517 860160028 ASI/GD Hari Singh HQ Chg Range(Now 76 Bn) Bronze (Ops)518 901271712 ASI/GD Patel Mohan Bhai Range Hqr GNR Bronze (Ops)519 850821423 HC/DVR S. Sobha Singh 32 BN Bronze (Ops)520 5211329 HC/GD Boya Srinivas WS HQR Bronze (Ops)521 15120255 CT/GD Lila Abhaydan Range Hqr GNR Bronze (Ops)522 41622735 CT/GD Thirupathi K. Range Hqr GNR Bronze (Ops)523 41621426 CT/GD Sanjeev Kumar HQ Chg Range Bronze (Ops)524 65221203 CT/GD Manoj Singh 27 Bn Bronze (Ops)525 65000287 CT/GD Suresh Kumar HQ Chg Range Bronze (Ops)526 850775352 CT/WC Sukumaran.V 42 BN Bronze (Ops)527 145211151 CT/Cook Bhalaker Sachin 70 BN Bronze (Ops)528 10118 A/C Sh Prahlad Singh 163 Bn Bronze (Ops)529 940930461 HC/GD Santram Saroj 163 Bn Bronze (Ops)530 105317388 CT/GD Kaushik Adhikari 163 Bn Bronze (Ops)531 135230313 CT/GD Anil Sharma 163 Bn Bronze (Ops)532 9753 A/C Sh Dehrio Nenio 24 Bn Golden (Ops) 533 9590 A/C Sh. P.K Behra 40 Bn Golden (Ops) 01 star534 115112958 SI/GD Pramod Kr Singh 40 Bn Bronze (Ops)535 5030245 HC/GD Vijay Kumar 24 Bn Bronze (Ops)536 125075355 Ct/GD Shaukat Ahmad 163 Bn Bronze (Ops)537 145319318 Ct/GD Ranjan Kumar Rai 164 Bn Bronze (Ops)538 15013059 Ct/Dvr Jhabar Singh Kajla 18 Bn Bronze (Ops)539 125050144 Ct/DVR Rathod Shivaji 18 Bn Bronze (Ops)540 2664 DIG Jasbir Singh Sandhu GC LKW Golden (Adm)541 6409 DC Anil Shukla GC LKW Bronze (Adm)542 911222883 ASI/RO Chandra Sehtty R.R. GC LKW Bronze (Adm)543 031465567 HC/RO Yogendra Kumar Pandey GC LKW Bronze (Adm)544 065201256 HC/RO Ragvendra Kumar GC LKW Bronze (Adm)545 3392 DIG Pukhraj Jaipal GC Srinagar Silver (Adm)546 037090224 SI/M Vinod Kumar Saini GC Srinagar Bronze (Adm)547 065113509 ASI/M Pradeep Kumar GC Srinagar Bronze (Adm)548 031462692 CT/GD Vinod Kumar GC Srinagar Bronze (Adm)549 035111768 CT/GD Sunil Kumar GC Srinagar Bronze (Adm)550 2781 DIG Shashi Kant Upadhyay Dte Genl Golden (Adm) 3 Star551 3354 DIG M. Dhainakaran Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)552 3382 DIG Rakesh Sethi Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)553 7058 DC Sinku Saran Singh Dte Genl Golden (Adm) 1 Star554 8203 AC Ajay Dhingra Dte Genl Bronze (Adm)555 8859 AC Varun Sharma 182 BN Commendation Roll556 125231647 CT/GD Vishwajeet Punia 183 BN Bronze (Ops)557 155133367 CT/GD Bhirgu Nath 183 BN Bronze (Ops)558 005042057 HC/GD B.K. Behra 182 BN Bronze (Ops)559 005000988 HC/GD Vikram Singh 182 BN Bronze (Ops)560 015070285 CT/GD Chandra Vicky 182 BN Silver (Ops)561 041709646 CT/GD Surjeet Singh 182 BN Bronze (Ops)562 135031418 CT/GD E.S. Bharathi 182 BN Bronze (Ops)

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