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Punjab DG Gaurav Yadav Honors Fallen Police in Jalandhar Memorial Day Parade
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 21 Oct 2026, 11:15 AM
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Punjab Police Director General Gaurav Yadav led the 67th Police Memorial Day parade at the Punjab Armed Police complex in Jalandhar, paying tribute to fallen officers.
On Wednesday, Punjab Police Director General Gaurav Yadav attended the 67th Police Memorial Day parade at the Punjab Armed Police complex in Jalandhar. The event was held on the complex’s Chaman Ground and brought together officers, families of fallen comrades, and community members to commemorate those who lost their lives in the line of duty.
DG Yadav addressed the gathering, expressing gratitude for the sacrifices made by police personnel and reaffirming the department’s commitment to honouring their legacy. He highlighted the importance of remembering the bravery and dedication of the officers who served Punjab.
The parade featured a display of police equipment, marching contingents, and a solemn tribute to the fallen. The ceremony concluded with a moment of silence and the playing of the national anthem.
Police officials emphasized that such observances serve to strengthen public confidence in law enforcement and remind the community of the continuous efforts to maintain safety and order across the state.
DG Yadav addressed the gathering, expressing gratitude for the sacrifices made by police personnel and reaffirming the department’s commitment to honouring their legacy. He highlighted the importance of remembering the bravery and dedication of the officers who served Punjab.
The parade featured a display of police equipment, marching contingents, and a solemn tribute to the fallen. The ceremony concluded with a moment of silence and the playing of the national anthem.
Police officials emphasized that such observances serve to strengthen public confidence in law enforcement and remind the community of the continuous efforts to maintain safety and order across the state.