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Amit Shah presents President's Colour to Puducherry Police

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Puducherry to present the President's Colour to the Puducherry Police at a ceremony held at the Gorimedu police grounds. During his two-day visit, Shah also inaugurated a national flag rally and held meetings with local officials. The award, which recognizes long-term service, discipline, and dedication, was conferred upon the force in acknowledgment of their role in maintaining law and order. Security measures, including a drone ban and temporary closure of liquor shops along the minister's route, were implemented for the duration of the visit.

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What Happened

Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Puducherry on August 8 for a two-day visit. He was received by Lieutenant Governor Kailashnathan and Chief Minister N. Rangasamy. During his stay, Shah inaugurated a national flag rally near the Rajiv Gandhi statue and presided over a ceremony at the Gorimedu police grounds, where he officially presented the President's Colour to the Puducherry Police force.

The President's Colour is a high honor awarded to military, paramilitary, or state police units for exceptional service and dedication. During the event, Shah praised the Puducherry Police for their commitment to maintaining law and order despite their limited personnel numbers. The visit also included administrative security protocols, such as a temporary ban on drones and the closure of liquor shops along the minister's travel route.

Key Facts

  1. Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented the President's Colour to the Puducherry Police.
  2. The award ceremony took place at the Gorimedu police grounds.
  3. Amit Shah inaugurated a national flag rally in Puducherry.
  4. Local authorities implemented a two-day drone ban during the minister's visit.
  5. Liquor shops along the minister's route were ordered to close for a specified period.

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