55 RETIRED POLICE PERSONNEL INCLUDING KARGIL MARTYR’S FATHER COME FORWARD TO ASSIST RUPNAGAR POLICE IN WAR AGAINST COVID INVALUABLE EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS WOULD FURTHER ENHANCE ON GROUND POLICING, SAYS SSP SWAPAN SHARMA Chandigarh/Rupnagar, April 8 Setting a shining example of professional camaraderie & committment to duty, 55 retired police personnel including the father...
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