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[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F08%2F15&entity=Ar02008&sk=E6DE9B0F&mode=text  Bharti Jain, CRPF and J&K police bag lion’s share of police medals in 2018, August 15, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
  
  
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The CRPF and J&K police have together bagged the lion’s share of police medals for gallantry announced this Independence-Day eve for anti-terrorist operations in J&K.
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While CRPF personnel have been awarded five Shaurya Chakras, two President’s police medal for gallantry (PPMG) and 57 police medal for gallantry (PMG) for acts of valour in the J&K theatre, J&K police personnel have been honoured with 37 PMGs, the highest for a state police.
  
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India has shown a steady increase in the number of account information and content removal requests sent to Twitter from the government since 2012, with the maximum number of requests made between January and June 2017.
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The joint operations by CRPF, J&K police and the Army saw a record 213 terrorists being eliminated last year. Till July 22 this year, as many as 110 terrorists were killed in the state.
  
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India made 104 requests for content removal and another 261 requests for account information. It was the sixth largest number of requests for account information after the US, Japan, the UK, Turkey and France. Twitter released these numbers in its half-yearly transparency report.
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Service decorations were announced on Tuesday for 942 state police and central para-military personnel. These include two PPMGs, 177 PMGs, 88 President’s police medal for distinguished service and 675 police medals for meritorious service. Over 70% of the 179 PPMGs and PMGs went to the CRPF and J&K police combined.
  
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Twitter fulfilled 21% of the 261 account information requ ests India made. These requests covered 659 accounts. This number was up from 168 requests made in July-December 2016, where 427 accounts were specified. Although the number of requests has been lower in previous years, the number of accounts has been significantly higher before.
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CRPF Head Constable A S Krishna, Constable K Dinesh Raja and Constable Prafulla Kumar, three of the five Shaurya Chakra awardees, were honoured for successfully repulsing an early morning fidayeen attack at Sumbal, Bandipora on June 5, 2017.
  
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“These fluctuations and rise in numbers is tough to ascribe to any one factor. It could be because of more people using the service, or because of the government starting to recognise Twitter and social media as places where a law and order problem can occur, or it could be censorship,“ says Parminder Jeet Singh, executive director for Bengaluru-based NGO IT for Change.
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The other two Shaurya Chakra awardees, deputy commandant Kuldeep Singh Chahar and head constable Dhanwade Ravindra Baban too foiled a similar fidayeen bid in the district police lines at Pulwama on August 26, 2017. Ravindra Baban was martyred in the fierce gunfight.
  
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The two PPMGs announced this I-Day have both gone to CRPF bravehearts — Constable Sharief-ud-Din Ganaie and Head Constable Taufail Ahmed — for successfully foiling a terror bid at the CRPF camp in Lethpora, J&K on December 30, 2017. The two embraced martyrdom but not before eliminating all three terrorists.
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[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F12%2F15&entity=Ar02513&sk=376B772F&mode=text  Digbijay Mishra, Govt requests for info from Twitter surge, December 15, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
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CRPF personnel also won 32 police medals for acts of valour in the left-wing extremism theatre. Among the central forces, CRPF leads the tally with 91 gallantry medals (two PPMGs and 89 PMGs), while BSF received 61 medals for gallantry, distinguished and meritorious services.
  
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The Indian government wants to know more about what you do on Twitter and its curiosity is only growing. The Centre’s requests from Twitter for user data has risen by over 100% in the last two years, as per the latest transparency report released by the social media major. Between January and June 2018, India sought information on 355 accounts, up from 261 and 139 in the first six months of 2017 and 2016 respectively. Twitter’s transparency data shows that the numbers every six months have been rising.
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As for the state police, J&K is at the top of the table with 37 gallantry medals, followed by Odisha Police (11), Maharashtra Police (8), Chhattisgarh police (6), and Delhi Police & Meghalaya Police (5 each). Intelligence bureau personnel have won 34 medals for distinguished and meritorious service, CISF 26 such medals, BSF 51, CBI 30, NIA 3, NDRF 6, and SPG and NSG 4 each.
  
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However, Twitter provided information in the case of only 11% of the requests made by the government in the first six months of 2018. It got 246 requests for removal of accounts in this period and obliged to only about 5% of them. Twitter’s rate of acceptance of government requests has fallen sharply, from 31% in the first half of 2016, to 11% in the latest period. Indian authorities (government, police, court orders) sought to remove 144 accounts in the second half of 2017, and 104 in the first half of that year.
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[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F08%2F15&entity=Ar02013&sk=6AD5225E&mode=text  Award for CBI officer probing PNB scam, 29 other sleuths, August 15, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
  
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The data showed Twitter withheld (prevented access to) two accounts and 23 tweets in response to a legal demand from the IT ministry for propagating objectionable content. Following legal requests, a total of 19 accounts and 498 tweets were withheld.
 
  
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The past few years have seen increasingly harsh, often incendiary, posts on social media. More Indians have also flocked to Twitter to air their views. The rising requests from the government is partly a reflection of its attempt to control the more inflammatory posts. When demands are made legally, based on the laws of the land, social media companies are obliged to respect the demand. In other cases, they need to take into account whether accepting the government request would amount to violating the freedom of expression of the user.
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Thirty CBI officers, including the investigating officer of the PNB scam involving Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi, have been awarded President’s police medal this Independence Day.
  
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In India, between 2012 and 2014, the government sent less than 100 requests for information. But in the first six months of 2015 alone, over 100 requests were made.
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Inspector D Damodaran , posted in CBI’s Bank Securities and Fraud Cell (BS&FC) in Mumbai, is probing the first case registered against Nirav Modi on January 31 this year. He has been awarded President’s police medal for meritorious service. Among others, superintendent of police, T Rajah Balaji, posted at BS&FC Bangalore and inspector Anand Sarup of CBI’s Anti-Corruption Branch in Delhi have also been awarded medal for meritorious service.
  
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India is said to have about 30 million Twitter users, as per estimates by market research firm Statista.
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Rajah Balaji has investigated several sensitive cases for the agency, including Hyderabad Mecca Masjid blast and Madhumita Shukla murder case. He is currently supervising investigation in bank fraud cases registered in Karnataka including the Rs 600 crore IDBI Bank loan fraud case.
  
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Globally too, government requests have been rising. Twitter said that in the first half of the year, it received 10% more government information requests worldwide, compared to the preceding six-month period — the largest percentage increase since 2015. There was also an 80% rise in global legal demands for removal of accounts in the first six months, compared to the preceding sixmonth period. Close to 90% of these requests came from Russia and Turkey.
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In all, 24 Central Bureau of Investigation officers have received medal for meritorious services while six officers have been awarded President’s police medal for distinguished services.
  
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The six officers who have got medal for distinguished services include — Nagendra Prasad (SP anti-corruption, Dhanbad), K M Varkey (SP special crimes branch, Thiruvananthapuram), Santosh Kumar (additional SP anti corruption Bhopal), B Shankar Rao (DSP anti corruption Hyderabad), Bijay Kumar Pradhan (DSP special crimes Kolkata) and Shama Maruf (inspector anti corruption branch, Dehradun).
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There were signs of a thaw in Twitter’s tussle with the government after the social media giant took down over 97% of the handles that the IT ministry had sought to be censured for carrying “inflammatory content” related to ‘farmers’ genocide’ hashtag and accounts backed by Khalistan sympathisers and Pakistan.
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1. SHRI ADDALA VENKATA RATNAM, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRA, PORANKI, ANDHRA PRADESH, 521137
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2. SHRI KINJARAPU VENKATA RAMAKRISHNA PRASAD, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH, 531001
  
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Of the 1,435 handles flagged by the government through two separate requests, 1,398 have been taken down, top sources said.
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The breakthrough in the deadlock came after IT secretary Ajay Prakash Sawhney’s meeting with Twitter executives Monique Meche and Jim Baker late Wednesday evening, following which the American social media giant started to act against the users.
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3. SHRI DEBORAJ UPADHAYA, DIG, SILCHAR ASSAM, ASSAM, 780001
  
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“The compliance has come in for almost the entire list of accounts that we had asked to be taken down. For the remaining, Twitter has said that it is following the due process, which includes sending notice to the users and other such steps,” a government source told TOI.
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All the 1,178 handles that the government had flagged for possible links with Khalistani and Pakistani elements have been blocked.
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6. SHRI S S SORI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE , SPECIAL BRANCH PHQ RAIPUR , CHHATTISGARH, 492001
  
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Of the 257 handles that were sought to be blocked over the controversial hashtag, 220 have been taken down. “Some of the accounts could be duplicates,” the source said. However, some accounts such as that of CPM leader Mohammed Salim (@salimdotcomrade) and Caravan magazine (@thecaravanindia) remain functional. “We view this as a positive step that Twitter has taken. It does follow from the meaningful and healthy conversations that we had with the global executives of the company,” the government source said.
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A spokesperson for Twitter in India did not respond to a questionnaire from TOI.
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7. SMT. NUZHAT HASSAN, SPECIAL CP WOMEN SAFETY, DELHI POLICE HEADQUATERS, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI, 110002
  
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While the social media platform had earlier refused to comply with the government’s requests, on Wednesday, the IT secretary expressed displeasure over “differential treatment”.
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8. SHRI R A SANJEEV, ADDITIONAL CP GENL ADMN, ROOM NO.207, POLICE HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI, 110002
  
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“They must be obeyed immediately. If they are executed days later, it becomes meaningless,” IT Sawhney said. He also made it clear that the use of the controversial hashtag was neither journalistic freedom nor freedom of expression as such “irresponsible content could provoke and inflame” the situation.
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Sources said that during the meeting, Baker, Twitter’s VP for legal matters, assured government representatives that the company would be mindful of the concerns. “Baker said that the global management of Twitter can be approached directly in case of violations that are sensitive in nature. This is seen as a massive reassurance to tackle hate, inflammatory and irresponsible messaging,” the source said.
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9. SHRI GULABBHAI CHHANABHAI PATEL, ARMED ASI, S.C.S.T.CELL SURAT RURAL POLICE, GUJARAT, 394101
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11. SHRI GURMEET SINGH, INSPECTOR, KARNAL, HARYANA, 132001
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12. SHRI ASHOK TEWARI, ADDL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE CID, SHIMLA HIMACHAL PRADESH, 171009
  
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13. SHRI SHAM LAL THAKUR, SP , POLICE HEADQUARTER J&K, JAMMU AND KASHMIR, 180012
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15. SHRI SAIYED MOHAMMAD AFZAL, ADG , BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH, 462008
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It is politically prudent perhaps to give women their place in politics. After all, as research with Twitter data shows, handles of women on the platform have more followers on average than men and these handles also generate more content than men do. And even if the handles of women produce less original content, their retweets and engagement are high on Twitter, making them an asset for political parties especially in the coming general elections.
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Admittedly, of the 1,252 verified political handles analysed, only 133 belonged to female political activists, the rest being those of male politicians or party handles. Analysed and studied at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Delhi and International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad, by a team of eight students as part of the focus on the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, these were culled after going through “over 21 million posts by roughly a million handles collected from the 2014 general elections”.
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18. SHRI BIPIN KUMAR SINGH, ADDL DGP, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, M.S. WORLI, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400030
  
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Ponnurangam Kumaraguru, associate professor at both IIITs, said he and his team of researchers covered data of over 2,585 Twitter handles which showed some sort of affiliation to an Indian political party. “This list was manually curated and we have been collecting data for these handles from late 2018 through the Twitter Application Programming Interface (API).”
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19. SHRI BHASKAR S MAHADIK, ASSTT COMMANDANT, S.R.P.F.GR.XI, NAVI MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400712
  
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On March 12, Trinamool Congress announced a list of candidates for West Bengal that had over 40% women. Similarly, Biju Janata Dal has said 33% of its candidates in Odisha will be women. A push of this nature is reflective of the increasing female participation on social media. On Twitter, for instance, the study showed that on average, women’s handles had 36,85,000 followers, with the minimum at 422 and the maximum of 12.2 million for external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
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20. SHRI DINESH BHALCHANDRA JOSHI, ASSTT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KHERWADI DIVISION MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400051
  
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On average, the feminine handles generated 9,834 tweets each. Compare that with the 7,432 by their male counterparts. This is despite handles belong to men numbering 865, or 69.1%, of the 1,252 verified political handles. A majority of the female tweeters showed their origin to be in Maharashtra, Delhi and UP, the hotbed of political activism.
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21. SHRI VISHNU G NAGALE, ASST SUB INSPECTOR, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH RATNAGIRI, MAHARASHTRA, 415612
  
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Social media will be a distinct factor in this election, felt Kumaraguru, and women politicians appeared to have a lot of clout on social media. “Gender diversity is a universal topic, and we find interesting patterns like female handles re-tweeting more,” said Kumaraguru. “Tweets by females on average get retweeted more than those by men — 550 times compared with 530 times for tweets by males.”
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22. SHRI MD GHIYASUDDIN, JEMADAR, 7TH IRB, IMPHAL, MANIPUR, 795001
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What do Indian women talk about on twitter? “Passions and pursuits” is the most discussed topic of conversation, with 25% of all women users coming on to Twitter to seek and consume this content. Out of this 25%, the majority (30%) seek content on fashion, 28% on books, 25% on beauty, 21% on movies and TV and 14% on sports. Over 40% of women said they discovered a new interest on Twitter.
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23. SHRI LALMUANPUIA , COMMANDANT, 2ND BN MAP LUNGLEI , MIZORAM , 796701
  
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These are findings from a research commissioned by Twitter India ahead of International Women’s Day. For the report, a qualitative curation and analysis of 5,22,992 tweets sent from Twitter accounts of women between January 2019 and February 2021 in 10 Indian cities was done.
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The majority of women, 33%, use Twitter while commuting; 29% catch up on the latest tweets during breakfast and 22% don’t go to bed without looking it up. Although Twitter doesn’t have data on how many women users it has in India, their research found that almost 9% use it to create and participate in social movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp.
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While Twitter can often be a toxic place for women with many journalists, celebrities and politicians often receiving abuse and even rape threats on it, this doesn’t deter women from using the platform. About 40% said it provides them with freedom of expression.
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24. SHRI GYANARANJAN MOHAPATRA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE WING, ODISHA, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA, 751001
  
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25. SHRI ASIM KUMAR PANDA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, ZONE- I, BHUBANESWEAR, UPD, ODISHA, 751009
  
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33. SHRI JAY PRAKASH YADAV, SUBEDAR GD, DHALAI, TRIPURA, 799288
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34. SHRI ONKAR SINGH, DIG RANGE, FAIZABAD, UTTAR PRADESH, 224001
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44. SHRI RAJESH NIRWAN, INSPECTOR GENERAL PROV, FHQ BSF NEW DELHI, BSF, 110003
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45. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR TYAGI, DIG PSO, FTR (SPL OPS) BSF, BSF, 490006
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46. SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR SINGH, DIG G , COMMAND HQ (SPL OPS) NEW DELHI, BSF, 110003
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47. SHRI SURAJ PAL SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT , FTR HQ BSF NEW DELHI, BSF, 110066
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48. SHRI SUGAN LAL CHOUHAN, SUB INSPECTOR, STC BSF JODHPUR, BSF, 342026
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==CISF==
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49. SHRI SUDHIR KUMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL, CISF NCR SEC HQ, 5TH FLOOR, BLOCK NO.11, CGO COMPLEX, NEW DELHI., CISF, 110003
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50. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA CHOUDHARY, COMMANDANT, CISF UNIT 8TH RES. BN. JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN., CISF, 302002
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==CRPF==
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51. SHRI G H P RAJU, INSPECTOR GENERAL, SOUTHERN SECTOR, HYDERABAD (TELANGANA), CRPF, 500033
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52. SHRI RAJ NAVINDER SINGH BAHAD, INSPECTOR GENERAL, TRIPURA SECTOR, CRPF, PO-USHA BAZAR, AIRPORT ROAD, AGARTALA, TRIPURA, CRPF, 799009
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53. SHRI M S SHEKHAWAT, DIG, GC, ALLAHABAD, CRPF, 211013
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54. SHRI GIRISH KUMAR, DIG, RTC, JODHPUR (RAJ), CRPF, 335804
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55. SHRI BALVINDER SINGH GUJRAL, DIG, GC, SILIGURI, CRPF, 734012
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==ITBP==
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56. SHRI MANOJ KUMAR SINGH, DY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SHQ (SNR), ITBP PANTHOCHOWK JEWAN CAMP, SRINAGAR (J&K), ITBP, 786153
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57. SHRI BRIJ MOHAN SINGH, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, 36TH BN ITBP LOHAGHAT (UTTRAKHAND), ITBP, 262524
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==SSB==
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58. SHRI SANJEEV SHARMA, DIG GD, OFFICE OF THE DG, FHQ, SSB, EAST BLOCK - V, R.K. PURAM, NEW DELHI , SSB, 110066
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==MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS==
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59. SHRI AJAY KUMAR MITTAL, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR EXE, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 110021
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60. SHRI JEEVAN RAMAKANT KULKARNI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, MUMBAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, 400051
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61. SHRI PRAKASH RAO NEDNURKAR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, VIJAYAWADA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 520007
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62. SHRI BIMAL KUMAR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, HYDERABAD, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS .
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63. SHRI RAJENDRA DAS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, GUWAHATI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 781036
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64. SHRI NANDAKUMAR ACHUTHAN, DCIO EXE, CHENNAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 600004
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65. SHRI DALBIR SINGH, ACIO-I EXE, AMRITSAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 143001
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66. SHRI PRAKASH CHAND KAUNDINYA, ACIO-II EXE, SHIMLA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, 171001
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==CBI==
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67. SHRI JAYA NARAYAN RANA, SUPERINTENDET OF POLICE, CBI EO-VII BHUBENSWAR, CBI, 751012
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68. SHRI BRIJ MOHAN PANDIT, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI EO-I NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003
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69. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR PURI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI SCB CHANDIGARH, CBI, 160030
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70. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI HEAD OFFICE NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003
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71. SHRI CHANDRAKANT VITHAL PUJARI, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CBI BS&FC MUMBAI, CBI, 400098
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72. SHRI PAN SINGH BISHT, HEAD CONSTABLE, CBI AC-II NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003
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==BPR & D==
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73. SHRI PAVAN KUMAR SRIVASTAVA, DIRECTOR, BHOPAL, BPR& D, 462021
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==M/O RAILWAYS==
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74. SHRI PONRAJ PERUMAL, SECURITY COMMISSIONER , CHENNAI, M/O RAILWAYS, 600003
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The CBI officers who investigated the Saradha ponzi scam and the 2G telecom spectrum allocation scam have been awarded prestigious police medals on the eve of Independence Day. Joint director Pankaj Kumar Srivastava, posted as joint director, Kolkata has been heading the probe in the Saradha scam while Vivek Priyadarshi, AIG (Policy), who led the probe into the 2G case, have been awarded the Police Medal for Meritorious Service.
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Apart from them, the President’s Police Medal were awarded to superintendent of police Prashant Kumar Pande, ASP Ravi Gambhir, inspectors Sanjay Kumar and Bailur Satish Prabhu, sub-inspector Amar Singh, assistant sub-inspector Kusum Pal Singh and head constable Krishan Pal Singh, a CBI spokesperson said.
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Officers given the Police Medal for Meritorious Service include ASPs Satish Chander Dandriyal and Ranjan Kumar Sethy, DSPs Indumohan Singh Negi, Mukesh Sharma, Himanshu Bahuguna, Rajender Singh Gunjiyal, inspectors Sambhaji Nivruttii Murkute, Sushil Goel, S Sreemathi and Pawan Kumar Kaushik, and sub-inspector Rathin Kumar Das, a statement from the CBI said.
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2018

A

Bharti Jain, CRPF and J&K police bag lion’s share of police medals in 2018, August 15, 2018: The Times of India


The CRPF and J&K police have together bagged the lion’s share of police medals for gallantry announced this Independence-Day eve for anti-terrorist operations in J&K.

While CRPF personnel have been awarded five Shaurya Chakras, two President’s police medal for gallantry (PPMG) and 57 police medal for gallantry (PMG) for acts of valour in the J&K theatre, J&K police personnel have been honoured with 37 PMGs, the highest for a state police.

The joint operations by CRPF, J&K police and the Army saw a record 213 terrorists being eliminated last year. Till July 22 this year, as many as 110 terrorists were killed in the state.

Service decorations were announced on Tuesday for 942 state police and central para-military personnel. These include two PPMGs, 177 PMGs, 88 President’s police medal for distinguished service and 675 police medals for meritorious service. Over 70% of the 179 PPMGs and PMGs went to the CRPF and J&K police combined.

CRPF Head Constable A S Krishna, Constable K Dinesh Raja and Constable Prafulla Kumar, three of the five Shaurya Chakra awardees, were honoured for successfully repulsing an early morning fidayeen attack at Sumbal, Bandipora on June 5, 2017.

The other two Shaurya Chakra awardees, deputy commandant Kuldeep Singh Chahar and head constable Dhanwade Ravindra Baban too foiled a similar fidayeen bid in the district police lines at Pulwama on August 26, 2017. Ravindra Baban was martyred in the fierce gunfight.

The two PPMGs announced this I-Day have both gone to CRPF bravehearts — Constable Sharief-ud-Din Ganaie and Head Constable Taufail Ahmed — for successfully foiling a terror bid at the CRPF camp in Lethpora, J&K on December 30, 2017. The two embraced martyrdom but not before eliminating all three terrorists.

CRPF personnel also won 32 police medals for acts of valour in the left-wing extremism theatre. Among the central forces, CRPF leads the tally with 91 gallantry medals (two PPMGs and 89 PMGs), while BSF received 61 medals for gallantry, distinguished and meritorious services.

As for the state police, J&K is at the top of the table with 37 gallantry medals, followed by Odisha Police (11), Maharashtra Police (8), Chhattisgarh police (6), and Delhi Police & Meghalaya Police (5 each). Intelligence bureau personnel have won 34 medals for distinguished and meritorious service, CISF 26 such medals, BSF 51, CBI 30, NIA 3, NDRF 6, and SPG and NSG 4 each.

B

Award for CBI officer probing PNB scam, 29 other sleuths, August 15, 2018: The Times of India


Thirty CBI officers, including the investigating officer of the PNB scam involving Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi, have been awarded President’s police medal this Independence Day.

Inspector D Damodaran , posted in CBI’s Bank Securities and Fraud Cell (BS&FC) in Mumbai, is probing the first case registered against Nirav Modi on January 31 this year. He has been awarded President’s police medal for meritorious service. Among others, superintendent of police, T Rajah Balaji, posted at BS&FC Bangalore and inspector Anand Sarup of CBI’s Anti-Corruption Branch in Delhi have also been awarded medal for meritorious service.

Rajah Balaji has investigated several sensitive cases for the agency, including Hyderabad Mecca Masjid blast and Madhumita Shukla murder case. He is currently supervising investigation in bank fraud cases registered in Karnataka including the Rs 600 crore IDBI Bank loan fraud case.

In all, 24 Central Bureau of Investigation officers have received medal for meritorious services while six officers have been awarded President’s police medal for distinguished services.

The six officers who have got medal for distinguished services include — Nagendra Prasad (SP anti-corruption, Dhanbad), K M Varkey (SP special crimes branch, Thiruvananthapuram), Santosh Kumar (additional SP anti corruption Bhopal), B Shankar Rao (DSP anti corruption Hyderabad), Bijay Kumar Pradhan (DSP special crimes Kolkata) and Shama Maruf (inspector anti corruption branch, Dehradun).

2019

State police forces

Press Information Bureau

PRESIDENT'S POLICE MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE REPUBLIC DAY-2019

ANDHRA PRADESH

1. SHRI ADDALA VENKATA RATNAM, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRA, PORANKI, ANDHRA PRADESH, 521137 2. SHRI KINJARAPU VENKATA RAMAKRISHNA PRASAD, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH, 531001

ASSAM

3. SHRI DEBORAJ UPADHAYA, DIG, SILCHAR ASSAM, ASSAM, 780001

BIHAR

4. SHRI JITENDRA SINGH GANGWAR, ADDL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE SPECIAL BRANCH , BIHAR PATNA, BIHAR, 800015 5. SHRI RAKESH KUMAR BRAHMCHARI, DY S P, C.I.D BIHAR, PATNA, , BIHAR, 800015

CHHATTISGARH

6. SHRI S S SORI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE , SPECIAL BRANCH PHQ RAIPUR , CHHATTISGARH, 492001

NCT OF DELHI

7. SMT. NUZHAT HASSAN, SPECIAL CP WOMEN SAFETY, DELHI POLICE HEADQUATERS, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI, 110002

8. SHRI R A SANJEEV, ADDITIONAL CP GENL ADMN, ROOM NO.207, POLICE HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI, 110002

GUJARAT

9. SHRI GULABBHAI CHHANABHAI PATEL, ARMED ASI, S.C.S.T.CELL SURAT RURAL POLICE, GUJARAT, 394101

10. SHRI DASHARATHSINH CHHAGANSINH BARIA, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, OFFICE OF THE D G , GUJARAT, 382007

HARYANA

11. SHRI GURMEET SINGH, INSPECTOR, KARNAL, HARYANA, 132001

HIMACHAL PRADESH

12. SHRI ASHOK TEWARI, ADDL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE CID, SHIMLA HIMACHAL PRADESH, 171009

JAMMU & KASHMIR

13. SHRI SHAM LAL THAKUR, SP , POLICE HEADQUARTER J&K, JAMMU AND KASHMIR, 180012

KERALA

14. SHRI K G SIMON, COMMANDANT, KAP 3 BATTALION, KERALA, 691554

MADHYA PRADESH

15. SHRI SAIYED MOHAMMAD AFZAL, ADG , BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH, 462008

16. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH BHADORIYA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH, 470004

17. SHRI VIVEK PARANJPE, SUPDT, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH, 462008

MAHARASHTRA

18. SHRI BIPIN KUMAR SINGH, ADDL DGP, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, M.S. WORLI, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400030

19. SHRI BHASKAR S MAHADIK, ASSTT COMMANDANT, S.R.P.F.GR.XI, NAVI MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400712

20. SHRI DINESH BHALCHANDRA JOSHI, ASSTT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KHERWADI DIVISION MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, 400051

21. SHRI VISHNU G NAGALE, ASST SUB INSPECTOR, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH RATNAGIRI, MAHARASHTRA, 415612

MANIPUR

22. SHRI MD GHIYASUDDIN, JEMADAR, 7TH IRB, IMPHAL, MANIPUR, 795001

MIZORAM

23. SHRI LALMUANPUIA , COMMANDANT, 2ND BN MAP LUNGLEI , MIZORAM , 796701

ODISHA

24. SHRI GYANARANJAN MOHAPATRA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE WING, ODISHA, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA, 751001

25. SHRI ASIM KUMAR PANDA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, ZONE- I, BHUBANESWEAR, UPD, ODISHA, 751009

PUNJAB

26. SHRI SANJEEV KALRA, ADGP, WELFARE, PUNJAB, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB, 160009

27. SHRI SANDEEP SOOD, INSPECTOR, SECURITY WING, PUNJAB, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB, 160009

RAJASTHAN

28. SHRI HINDU SINGH, ASI, TRAFFIC COMMISSIONERATE JODHPUR , RAJASTHAN, 342001

29. SHRI MUKUT BIHARI, HEAD CONSTABLE , FORTH RAC BN JAIPUR , RAJASTHAN, 302027

TAMIL NADU

30. SHRI B GOVINDASAMY , DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE SPECIAL INTELLIG, TIRUCHIRAPALLI, TAMIL NADU, 620021

31. SHRI E SORIMUTHU, INSPECTOR OF POLICE SPECIAL TASK, FORCE, ERODE, TAMIL NADU, 638011

TELANGANA

32. SHRI M MADHUSUDHAN REDDY, DEPUTY DIRECTOR , HYDERABAD , TELANGANA, 500035

TRIPURA

33. SHRI JAY PRAKASH YADAV, SUBEDAR GD, DHALAI, TRIPURA, 799288

UTTAR PRADESH

34. SHRI ONKAR SINGH, DIG RANGE, FAIZABAD, UTTAR PRADESH, 224001

35. SHRI SUNDER LAL, SUB INSPECTOR, AMROHA, UTTAR PRADESH, 244241

36. SHRI CHANDRA SHEKHAR KAUSHIK, SUB INSPECTOR, COOPERATIVE LKW, UTTAR PRADESH, 226007

37. SHRI MUSHARRAF ALI KHAN, INSPECTOR, INT HQ LKW, UTTAR PRADESH, 226001

38. SHRI PHOOL SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, KANPUR DEHAT, UTTAR PRADESH, 209101

39. SHRI MAHENDRA SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR TEACHER, 12BN PAC FATEHPUR, UTTAR PRADESH, 212601

UTTARAKHAND

40. SHRI PUSHPAK JYOTI, DIG , CID TTARAKHAND, UTTARAKHAND, 248001

WEST BENGAL

41. SHRI ALOKE KUMAR SANYAL, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, LALBAZAR, KOLKATA , WEST BENGAL, 700001

42. SHRI SHAMBHU NATH JHA, SUB INSPECTOR, BIDHANNAGAR POLICE COMMISSIONERATE STADIUM GATE NO- 03 SECTOR-III, SALT LAKE , WEST BENGAL, 700106

DAMAN AND DIU

43. SHRI BRAJESH KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, DAMAN DIU AND DADRA NAGAR HAVELI, DAMAN AND DIU, 396210

BSF

44. SHRI RAJESH NIRWAN, INSPECTOR GENERAL PROV, FHQ BSF NEW DELHI, BSF, 110003

45. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR TYAGI, DIG PSO, FTR (SPL OPS) BSF, BSF, 490006

46. SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR SINGH, DIG G , COMMAND HQ (SPL OPS) NEW DELHI, BSF, 110003

47. SHRI SURAJ PAL SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT , FTR HQ BSF NEW DELHI, BSF, 110066

48. SHRI SUGAN LAL CHOUHAN, SUB INSPECTOR, STC BSF JODHPUR, BSF, 342026

CISF

49. SHRI SUDHIR KUMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL, CISF NCR SEC HQ, 5TH FLOOR, BLOCK NO.11, CGO COMPLEX, NEW DELHI., CISF, 110003

50. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA CHOUDHARY, COMMANDANT, CISF UNIT 8TH RES. BN. JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN., CISF, 302002

CRPF

51. SHRI G H P RAJU, INSPECTOR GENERAL, SOUTHERN SECTOR, HYDERABAD (TELANGANA), CRPF, 500033

52. SHRI RAJ NAVINDER SINGH BAHAD, INSPECTOR GENERAL, TRIPURA SECTOR, CRPF, PO-USHA BAZAR, AIRPORT ROAD, AGARTALA, TRIPURA, CRPF, 799009

53. SHRI M S SHEKHAWAT, DIG, GC, ALLAHABAD, CRPF, 211013

54. SHRI GIRISH KUMAR, DIG, RTC, JODHPUR (RAJ), CRPF, 335804

55. SHRI BALVINDER SINGH GUJRAL, DIG, GC, SILIGURI, CRPF, 734012

ITBP

56. SHRI MANOJ KUMAR SINGH, DY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SHQ (SNR), ITBP PANTHOCHOWK JEWAN CAMP, SRINAGAR (J&K), ITBP, 786153

57. SHRI BRIJ MOHAN SINGH, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, 36TH BN ITBP LOHAGHAT (UTTRAKHAND), ITBP, 262524

SSB

58. SHRI SANJEEV SHARMA, DIG GD, OFFICE OF THE DG, FHQ, SSB, EAST BLOCK - V, R.K. PURAM, NEW DELHI , SSB, 110066

MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS

59. SHRI AJAY KUMAR MITTAL, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR EXE, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 110021

60. SHRI JEEVAN RAMAKANT KULKARNI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, MUMBAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, 400051

61. SHRI PRAKASH RAO NEDNURKAR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, VIJAYAWADA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 520007

62. SHRI BIMAL KUMAR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, HYDERABAD, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS .

63. SHRI RAJENDRA DAS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EXE, GUWAHATI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 781036

64. SHRI NANDAKUMAR ACHUTHAN, DCIO EXE, CHENNAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 600004

65. SHRI DALBIR SINGH, ACIO-I EXE, AMRITSAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS , 143001

66. SHRI PRAKASH CHAND KAUNDINYA, ACIO-II EXE, SHIMLA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, 171001

CBI

67. SHRI JAYA NARAYAN RANA, SUPERINTENDET OF POLICE, CBI EO-VII BHUBENSWAR, CBI, 751012

68. SHRI BRIJ MOHAN PANDIT, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI EO-I NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003

69. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR PURI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI SCB CHANDIGARH, CBI, 160030

70. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI HEAD OFFICE NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003

71. SHRI CHANDRAKANT VITHAL PUJARI, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CBI BS&FC MUMBAI, CBI, 400098

72. SHRI PAN SINGH BISHT, HEAD CONSTABLE, CBI AC-II NEW DELHI, CBI, 110003

BPR & D

73. SHRI PAVAN KUMAR SRIVASTAVA, DIRECTOR, BHOPAL, BPR& D, 462021

M/O RAILWAYS

74. SHRI PONRAJ PERUMAL, SECURITY COMMISSIONER , CHENNAI, M/O RAILWAYS, 600003

2019: Independence Day

August 15, 2019: The Times of India

Police medals for CBI officers who led Saradha, 2G probes

New Delhi

The CBI officers who investigated the Saradha ponzi scam and the 2G telecom spectrum allocation scam have been awarded prestigious police medals on the eve of Independence Day. Joint director Pankaj Kumar Srivastava, posted as joint director, Kolkata has been heading the probe in the Saradha scam while Vivek Priyadarshi, AIG (Policy), who led the probe into the 2G case, have been awarded the Police Medal for Meritorious Service.

Apart from them, the President’s Police Medal were awarded to superintendent of police Prashant Kumar Pande, ASP Ravi Gambhir, inspectors Sanjay Kumar and Bailur Satish Prabhu, sub-inspector Amar Singh, assistant sub-inspector Kusum Pal Singh and head constable Krishan Pal Singh, a CBI spokesperson said. Officers given the Police Medal for Meritorious Service include ASPs Satish Chander Dandriyal and Ranjan Kumar Sethy, DSPs Indumohan Singh Negi, Mukesh Sharma, Himanshu Bahuguna, Rajender Singh Gunjiyal, inspectors Sambhaji Nivruttii Murkute, Sushil Goel, S Sreemathi and Pawan Kumar Kaushik, and sub-inspector Rathin Kumar Das, a statement from the CBI said.

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