Central Home and Co‑operation Minister Amit Shah attended the Chandigarh Police's Heroic Anniversary and Presidential Emblem Decoration Ceremony as the chief guest.

Central Home and Co‑operative Minister Mr. Amit Shah attended today the Heera Jayanthi establishment ceremony organized by the Chandigarh Police, where he recalled the historic achievements of the police force and praised their courage and dedication. On this occasion, the police chief presented the significance of Heera Jayanthi and detailed the various social and security tasks performed by police personnel. The minister said that the role of the police in the field of national security is extremely important and the government is committed to providing all necessary resources to strengthen their work. He thanked police employees for their hard work and dedication to public service and expressed his resolve to continue strengthening law and order together with them in the future.

At the same time, the minister participated as the chief guest in the President’s Medal ceremony, honoring police officers recognized for excellent service. The President’s Medal, which acknowledges police excellence at the national level, was awarded to several senior officers this year. Officers taking oath and their families were also honored at the ceremony, highlighting the importance of the police’s family support system. Amit Shah said on this occasion that continuous improvement in the security sector and the incorporation of modern technologies are essential, and he assured central assistance for new training and technical facilities for the police. Thus, by attending two important ceremonies, the minister affirmed recognition of the police’s contribution at the national level and confirmed cooperation in addressing future security challenges.