In Jalandhar, DGP Gaurav Yadav pays tribute to the martyrs and launches a 60‑day special campaign against alcohol.

21 October: Punjab DGPI Gaurav Yadav pays tribute to fallen police officers at Chaman Ground in Jalandhar during the 67th Police Remembrance Day parade.

During the parade, police officials and relatives of the fallen officers also recalled the sacrifices of the heroes.

DGPI stated that from September 1981 to August 2026, 1,804 Punjab Police officers and personnel have fallen in the line of duty to maintain the country’s security and peace. He also paid tribute to ASI Gurunam Singh and ASI Joginder Singh, who were martyred while on duty in 2026.

Gaurav Yadav explained that Punjab Police has been consistently taking action against terrorism, organized crime, and drug trafficking. According to him, since 16 March 2022, more than 95,000 FIRs have been registered under the NDPS Act and over 100,000 arrests have been made.

He mentioned that the Punjab government has launched a 60‑day special campaign against drugs. Under this initiative, actions against drug smugglers will be taken while promoting sports facilities, CCTV cameras, and rehabilitation services in affected areas.

DGPI said that Punjab Police is committed to building peace, security, and a drug‑free society in the state, drawing inspiration from the sacrifices of the martyrs.