Over 1,000 Police and Fire Personnel Honored with Medals on 78th Independence Day

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A total of 1,057 police, fire, and correctional services personnel were awarded Gallantry and Service Medals on India's Independence Day. Gallantry Medals were presented to individuals who demonstrated exceptional courage in high-risk situations, with several recipients serving in Left Wing Extremism-affected regions. The President's Medal for Distinguished Service was conferred upon those with outstanding records in their respective fields. Meritorious Service Medals were given to personnel who showed consistent devotion and valuable contribution to their duties.

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