Latur Police Officials Honored with Special Service Medals
Latur Superintendent of Police Somay Munde and four other police officials were awarded special service medals for their contributions in Naxal-affected regions of Maharashtra. This recognition comes ahead of Independence Day and honors officers serving two years or more in challenging areas.
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Latur Superintendent of Police Somay Munde, along with four other police officials in the district, have been conferred special service medals for their dedicated service in Naxal-affected regions, according to a release on Tuesday.
In a gesture of appreciation ahead of Independence Day, the state director general of police awards medals to officers and personnel who have served in these challenging regions of Maharashtra for a duration of two years or more. Among those honored are SP Munde, assistant police inspectors Akshay Madhavrao Patil from Udgir Traffic Branch and Gajanan Vyankatrao Totewad from Kingaon police station; and constables Abhimanyu Ashok Gadve and Datta Havappa Madole, both from the police training center in Babhulgaon.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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