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J&K DGP issues directions for making ‘Har Ghar Jhanda’ programme a success

All schools, Police Public Schools in particular, will conduct story telling and other competitions under the “Har Ghar Jhanda” banner to generate feeling of patriotism among students.

Published on: Aug 10, 2022 10:10 PM IST
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In light of the directions issued by the Government of India's Ministry of Culture for the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign, the Jammu & Kashmir's Director General of Police Shri Dilbag Singh has issued a special order to all the Units and wing heads of J&K Police for celebrating Independence Week from Thursday to August 17.

Special ‘Tiranga distribution drive’ in police colonies will also take place.
Special ‘Tiranga distribution drive’ in police colonies will also take place.

The key task areas and action plan under this order include special ‘Tiranga Marches’ to be conducted; distribution of pamphlets and other materials by Police; and to tie up with Culture Departments for Nukkad Nataks on the theme ‘Aan Baan Shaan of Tiranga’.

Further, the police stations have been directed to "exhibit banners, posters, hoist the flag; whereas all police personnel will hoist the flag at home. Special Tiranga distribution drive in police colonies will also take place. Check Points have also been instructed to display the Tiranga.

District SSPs, Range DIGs and Zone IGPs have been directed to organise media briefings about plan of actions in their jurisdictions, and ensure display of flags in police hospitals, waiting areas, websites, and wall painting among other things.

The order further directs Police offices to liaise with Local Public Information Bureau offices and media for good coverage of programme.

Various schools, and Police Public Schools in particular, will conduct story telling and other competitions under the “Har Ghar Tiranga” banner to generate feeling of patriotism among students.

Meanwhile, a series of 75 events in connection with Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav is also being organized by Jammu and Kashmir Police across the union territory.

 
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