CRPF's Ongoing Battle Against Terrorism and Support for Martyr Families

On the Pulwama attack anniversary, CRPF Chief Gyanendra Pratap Singh reaffirmed the force's commitment to eradicating terrorism and supporting martyr families through financial aid, housing, education, and a dedicated welfare app.

Marking the anniversary of the deadly Pulwama attack, CRPF Chief Gyanendra Pratap Singh reiterated the force’s determination to end terrorism in India. Standing at Lethpora in south Kashmir, Singh paid tribute to the 40 CRPF personnel who lost their lives in the tragedy.

Senior CRPF, army, and Jammu and Kashmir Police officers gathered to honor the fallen soldiers. In his tribute, Singh highlighted the support extended to the families of the martyrs. The CRPF Pariwar Kalyan Sanastha, he noted, has been instrumental in providing assistance including housing and educational expenses.

Singh assured continuous organization support to martyr families, stating that all their children will receive compassionate appointments and financial aid from Rs 2.25 to Rs 3 crore. The Veer Pariwar App and active communication channels ensure the martyrs’ families' needs are addressed.