Honorary Ranks Conferred in Delhi Police Pipping Ceremony

The Delhi Police hosted a pipping ceremony at its headquarters to confer honorary ranks on 182 retiring personnel. Under a welfare scheme, these officers were honored for their service in a ceremony presided over by Commissioner Satish Golchha, emphasizing family support and health post-retirement.

The Delhi Police held a pipping ceremony at its headquarters on Thursday, bestowing honorary ranks on 182 retiring personnel. The initiative, part of a welfare scheme, aims to honor officers as they transition to retirement.

Presiding over the event at Adarsh Auditorium, Commissioner of Police Satish Golchha congratulated the honorees, who ranged from constables to sub-inspectors, and promoted them to the next honorary rank. This marked the fifth ceremony since the scheme's inception in December of the previous year.

In his remarks, Golchha encouraged the retirees to maintain health and family ties post-service, underscoring their ongoing contributions to society. He advised them on the importance of regular health check-ups and family support. Among the promotions, 132 sub-inspectors were made inspectors, 39 assistant sub-inspectors became sub-inspectors, and 11 head constables were elevated to assistant sub-inspectors.