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No. 24] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, JUNE 13—JUNE 19, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937)
इस भाग में भिन्न पृष्ठ संख्या दी जाती है जिससे कि यह अलग संकलन के रूप में रखा जा सके
(Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation)
विषय-सूची
पृष्ठ सं.
भाग I—खण्ड-1—(रक्षा मंत्रालय को छोड़कर) भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयों और उच्चतम न्यायालय द्वारा जारी की गई विधितर नियमों, विनियमों, आदेशों तथा संकल्पों से सम्बन्ध्ति अध्सिूचनाएं. .............. 353 भाग I—खण्ड-2—(रक्षा मंत्रालय को छोड़कर) भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयों और उच्चतम न्यायालय द्वारा जारी की गई सरकारी अधिकारियों की नियुक्तियों, पदोन्नतियों, छुट्टियों आदि के सम्बन्ध् में अध्सिूचनाएं. .............................................. 543 भाग I—खण्ड-3—रक्षा मंत्रालय द्वारा जारी किए गए संकल्पों और असांविधिक आदेशों के सम्बन्ध में अध्सिूचनाएं. ............................................... 1 भाग I—खण्ड-4—रक्षा मंत्रालय द्वारा जारी की गई सरकारी अधिकारियों की नियुक्तियों, पदोन्नतियों, छुट्टियों आदि के सम्बन्ध में अध्सिूचनाएं. ..... 1535 भाग II—खण्ड-1—अधिनियम, अध्यादेश और विनियम. ............ [ भाग II—खण्ड-1क—अधिनियमों, अध्यादेशों और विनियमों का हिन्दी भाषा में प्राधिकृत पाठ. ................. [ भाग II—खण्ड-2—विधेयक तथा विधेयकों पर प्रवर समितियों के बिल तथा रिपोर्ट. ................................... [ भाग II—खण्ड-3—उप खण्ड (i)—भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयों (रक्षा मंत्रालय को छोड़कर) और केन्द्रीय प्राधिकरणों (संघ शासित क्षेत्रों के प्रशासनों को छोड़कर) द्वारा जारी किए गए सामान्य सांविध्कि नियम (जिनमें सामान्य स्वरूप के आदेश और उपविधियां आदि भी शामिल हैं). ................... [ भाग II—खण्ड-3—उप खण्ड (ii)—भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयोेंं (रक्षा मंत्रालय को छोड़कर) और केन्द्रीय प्राधिकरणों (संघ शासित क्षेत्रों के प्रशासनों को [आंकड़े प्राप्त नहीं हुए।
1—101 GI/2015
पृष्ठ सं.
छोड़कर) द्वारा जारी किए गए सांविधिक आदेश और अधिसूचनाएं. ............................ [ भाग II—खण्ड-3—उप खण्ड (iii)—भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयोेंं (जिसमें रक्षा मंत्रालय भी शामिल है) और केन्द्रीय प्राधिकरणों (संघ शासित क्षेत्रों के प्रशासनों को छोड़कर) द्वारा जारी किए गए सामान्य सांविधिक नियमों और सांविधिक आदेशों (जिनमें सामान्य स्वरूप की उपविध्यिां भी शामिल हैं) के हिन्दी प्राधिकृत पाठ (ऐसे पाठों को छोड़कर जो भारत के राजपत्र के खण्ड 3 या खण्ड 4 में प्रकाशित होते हैं). ..................................................... * भाग II—खण्ड-4—रक्षा मंत्रालय द्वारा जारी किए गए सांविधिक नियम और आदेश. ...................................... * भाग III—खण्ड-1—उच्च न्यायालयों, नियंत्रक और महालेखापरीक्षक, संघ लोक सेवा आयोग, रेल विभाग और भारत सरकार से सम्बद्ध और अधीनस्थ कार्यालयों द्वारा जारी की गई अध्सिूचनाएं. .............................................. 595 भाग III—खण्ड-2—पेटेंट कार्यालय द्वारा जारी की गई पेटेन्टों और डिजाइनों से सम्बन्धित अधिसूचनाएं और नोटिस [ भाग III—खण्ड-3—मुख्य आयुक्तों के प्राधिकार के अधीन अथवा द्वारा जारी की गई अध्सिूचनाएं. ......... [ भाग III—खण्ड-4—विविध अधिसूचनाएं जिनमें सांविधिक निकायों द्वारा जारी की गई अधिसूचनाएं, आदेश, विज्ञापन और नोटिस शामिल हैं. ................................ 137 भाग IV—गैर-सरकारी व्यक्तियों और गैर-सरकारी निकायों द्वारा जारी किए गए विज्ञापन और नोटिस. .... 479 भाग V—अंग्रेजी और हिन्दी दोनों में जन्म और मृत्यु के आंकड़ों को दर्शाने वाला सम्पूरक. ............................ [
(353)354 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1
CONTENTS
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PART I—SECTION 1—Notifications relating to Non- Statutory Rules, Regulations, Orders and Resolutions issued by the Ministries of the Government of India (other than the
353 Ministry of Defence) and by the Supreme Court ......................................................... PART I—S ECTION 2—Notifications regarding Appointments, Promotions, Leave etc. of Government Officers issued by the Ministries of the Government of India
543
1 (other than the Ministry of Defence) and by the Supreme Court .................................... PART I—SECTION 3—Notifications relating to resolutions and Non-Statutory Orders issued by the Ministry of Defence.................................... PART I—S ECTION 4—Notifications regarding
1535 * Appointments, Promotions, Leave etc. of Government Officers issued by the Ministry of Defence ................................................ PART II—SECTION 1—Acts, Ordinances and Regulations PART II—SECTION 1A—Authoritative texts in Hindi language, of Acts, Ordinances and
Regulations ............................................... *
PART II—SECTION 2—Bills and Reports of the Select
* Committee on Bills ................................... PART II—S ECTION 3—SUB-SECTION (i)—General Statutory Rules (including Orders, Bye- laws, etc. of general character) issued by the
* Ministry of the Government of India (other than the Ministry of Defence) and by the Central Authorities (other than the Administration of Union Territories) ........ PART II—SECTION 3—SUB-SECTION (ii)—Statutory Orders and Notifications issued by the
Ministries of the Government of India (other than the Ministry of Defence) and
*Folios not received.
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by the Central Authorities (other than the Administration of Union Territories) ..... *
PART II—SECTION 3—SUB-SECTION (iii)—Authoritative texts in Hindi (other than such texts, published in Section 3 or Section 4 of the Gazette of India) of General Statutory Rules
& Statutory Orders (including Bye-laws of a general character) issued by the Ministries of the Government of India (including the Ministry of Defence) and by Central Authorities (other than Administration of Union Territories) .........
*
PART II—SECTION 4—Statutory Rules and Orders issued by the Ministry of Defence ...........
*
PART III—SECTION 1—Notifications issued by the High Courts, the Comptroller and Auditor
General, Union Public Service Commission, the Indian Government Railways and by Attached and Subordinate Offices of the Government of India ................................. 595
PART III—SECTION 2—Notifications and Notices issued by the Patent Office, relating to Patents and Designs .............................................
*
PART III—SECTION 3—Notifications issued by or under the authority of Chief Commissioners ......
*
PART III—SECTION 4—MisScellaneous Notifications including Notifications, Orders, Advertisements and Notices issued by
Statutory Bodies .......................................
137
PART IV—Advertisements and Notices issued by Private
Individuals and Private Bodies .................
479
PART V—Supplement showing Statistics of Births and
Deaths etc. both in English and Hindi ......
*355 भाग I—खण्ड 1] भारत का राजपत्र, जून 13, 2015 (ज्येश्ठ 23, 1937)
भाग I — खण्ड 1
[PART I—SECTION 1]
[(रक्षा मंत्रालय को छोड़कर) भारत सरकार के मंत्रालयों और उच्चतम न्यायालय द्वारा जारी की
गई विध्तिर नियमों, विनियमों, आदेशों तथा संकल्पों से संबंधित अधिसूचनाएं]
[Notifications relating to Non-Statutory Rules, Regulations, Orders and
Resolutions issued by the Ministries of the Government of India
(other than the Ministry of Defence) and by the Supreme Court]
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सं. 155-प्रेज/2014--राश्ट्रपति संस्कृत, अरबी, फारसी तथा पाली/प्राकृत भाशाओं के निम्नलिखित विद्वानों को सहर्श सम्मान-प्रमाणपत्र प्रदान करते हैं :--
संस्कृत
1. श्री मङनोहर विद्यालङकार
2. श्री एस. सम्बन्दषिवाचार्य
3. जगद्गुरू निम्बार्काचार्य श्रीराधासर्वेष्वरषरणदेवाचार्य श्री ''श्रीजी'' महाराज
4. डॉ. रमाषंकर त्रिपाठी
5. श्री वी. कृश्णमूर्ति घनपाठिगल्
6. श्री अरैयर श्रीराम शर्मा
7. डॉ. रा. कृश्णमूर्ति शास्त्री
8. श्री फ्रान्स्वा ग्रिमाल्
9. श्री विद्वान महामहोपाध्याय श्री राजा गिरि आचार्य (श्री सुज्ञानेन्द्राचार्य)
10. प्रोफेसर राधावल्लभ त्रिपाठी
11. श्री चेल्लं श्रीनिवास सोमयाजी
12. प्रोफेसर वेम्पटि कुटुम्ब शास्त्री
13. प्रोफेसर ओम्् प्रकाष उपाध्याय
14. प्रोफेसर (श्रीमती) शषिप्रभा कुमार
संस्कृत (अंतर्राश्ट्रीय)
1. श्री प्येर्सिल्वें फिल्योज
अरबी
1. डॉ. अहमद इब्राहिम रहमतुल्लाह
2. डॉ. निसार अहमद अन्सारी आज़मी
फारसी
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पाली/प्राकृत
1. श्री महापाध्याय विनयसागर
इसके अतिरिक्त, राश्ट्रपति संस्कृत, अरबी, फारसी तथा पाली/प्राकृत भाशाओं के निम्नलिखित विद्वानों को महर्शि बादरायन व्यास सम्मान भी प्रदान करते हैं :--
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3. डॉ माधव जनार्दन रटाटे
4. डॉ. विनय कुमार पाण्डेय
अरबी
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,463 भाग I—खण्ड 1] भारत का राजपत्र, जून 13, 2015 (ज्येश्ठ 23, 1937) (i)464 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1
PRESIDENT'S SECRETARIAT
New Delhi, the 15th August, 2014
No. 153-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service to the under mentioned officers on the occasion of the Independence Day, 2014 :—
1. SHRI A. B. VENKATESWARA RAO, DG, SPECIAL PROTECTION FORCE, SECUNDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
2. SHRI UMESH SHARRAF, ADDL DGP (PERSONNEL), HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
3. SHRI GHANTA DAYANAND, ASSAULT COMMANDER / ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, GREY HOUNDS, PUPPALAGUDA POST, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
4. SHRI APURBA JIBON BARUAH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (ADMN), ASSAM POLICE HEADQUARTER, ULUBARI, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
5. SHRI SUBRA JYOTI HAZARIKA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (AP), ULUBARI, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
6. SHRI KISHOR KUMAR AGRAWAL, ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, POLICE HEAD QUARTER RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
7. SHRI PRABHAKAR, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, SECURITY (PM) VINAY MARG, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
8. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, LAND & BUILDING CELL, POLICE HEADQUARTER, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
9. SHRI VINOD KUMAR MALL, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (SC/ST & WEAKER SECTION) GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT.
10. SHRI PARMAR CHIMANLAL REVANDAS, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, RANGE 1, SURAT CITY, GUJARAT.
11. SHRI V. M. PARGI, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (TRAFFIC & CRIME), SURAT CITY, GUJARAT.
12. SHRI KAMESHWAR KUMAR MISHRA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CRIME AGAINST WOMEN POLICE HEADQUARTER, PANCHKULA, HARYANA.
13. SHRI BHAGWAN DASS JISHTU, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH.
14. SHRI MUNEER AHMAD KHAN, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (TRAFFIC), SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
15. SHRI VIJAY SINGH SAMYAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, IRP JAMMU, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
16. SHRI RAJEEV KUMAR, DGP, POLICE HEADQUARTER, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
17. SHRI KAMAL PANT, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE AND ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, LAW AND ORDER, BANGALORE CITY, KARNATAKA.
18. SHRI S PARASHIVAMURTHY, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, EASTERN RANGE DAVANGERE, KARNATAKA.
19. SHRI B. A. PADMANAYAN, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, STATE INTELLIGENCE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
20. SHRI S. AANANTHAKRISHNAN, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (CRIMES), CBCID HEADQUARTERS, PHQ COMPLEX, VAZHUTHACAUD, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA.
21. SHRI KANCHAN LAL MEENA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SPECIAL OPERATION, POLICE HEADQUARTER, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
22. SHRI KAILASH MAKWANA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (PROVISION), POLICE HEADQUARTER, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
23. SHRI JAWAHAR LAL PATLE, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (SECURITY), SPECIAL BRANCH, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 46524. SMT. MENKA GURUNG, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT., 7TH BN, SPECIAL ARMED FORCE, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
25. SHRI PRABHAT RANJAN, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
26. SHRI JANARDAN DASHRATH THOKAL, ASSISTANT COMMISSSIONER OF POLICE, ARMED POLICE NAIGAON, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
27. SHRI DILIP BHASKAR GHAG, ASSISTANT POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH-I, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
28. SHRI MOIRANGTHEM MUBI SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 1ST BN. MANIPUR RIFLES IMPHAL, MANIPUR.
29. SHRI AMRIT MOHAN PRASAD, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, VIGILANCE DIRECTORATE, CUTTACK, ODISHA.
30. SHRI ARUN KUMAR SARANGI, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, VIGILANCE DIRECTORATE, CUTTACK, ODISHA.
31. SHRI YOGESH BAHADUR KHURANIA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE , CID, CB, CUTTACK, ODISHA.
32. SHRI GANESH DUTT PANDEY, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE CUM- COMMANDANT GENERAL, HOME GUARDS & DIRECTOR CIVIL DEFENCE, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB.
33. SHRI GOVIND NARAYAN PUROHIT, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, UDAIPUR RANGE, UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
34. SHRI KISHORE SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, CRIME BRANCH OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BHARTPUR, RAJASTHAN.
35. SHRI ABHASH KUMAR, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (LAW AND ORDER), SOUTH ZONE, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
36. MS. SEEMA AGRAWAL, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (RAILWAY), CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
37. SMT. S. SARASWATHY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
38. SHRI NEPAL CHANDRA DAS, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (HOME GUARD, POLICE CONTROL & POLICE WELFARE) POLICE HEADQUARTER, AGARTALA, TRIPURA.
39. SHRI SANDEEP SALUNKE, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, TECHNICAL SERVICES LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
40. SMT. RENUKA MISHRA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SSB HEADQUARTER NEW DELHI, UTTAR PRADESH.
41. SHRI SUBHASH CHANDRA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, LUCKNOW ZONE, UTTAR PRADESH.
42. SHRI MAIYA DIN KARNADHAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (SECURITY), LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
43. SHRI AKHILESHWAR PRAKASH SINGH CHAUHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SECURITY HEADQUARTERS LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
44. SHRI RAKESH PRAKASH MISHRA, HEAD CONSTABLE, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH.
45. SHRI PUSHKAR SINGH SAILAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, INTELLIGENCE DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND.
46. SHRI ARUN KUMAR SHARMA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (HEADQUARTERS), POLICE DIRECTORATE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
47. SHRI PRADIP KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (IV), KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
48. SHRI KUNDAN LAL TAMTA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL & INSPECTOR GENERAL TRAFFIC, TRAFFIC HEADQUARTERS, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
466 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 149. SHRI P. NIRAJNAYAN, PRINCIPAL SECRETARY (COORDINATION), HOME DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL, HOWRAH, WEST BENGAL.
50. SHRI BAHADUR SINGH NEGI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (PCR), CHANDIGARH.
51. SHRI V. SHANMUGAM, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VAC POLICE UNIT, PUDUCHERRY.
52. SHRI ADITYA MISHRA, INSPECTOR GENERAL (PERS), HQ DIRECTORATE GENERAL NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
53. SHRI AJAY KUMAR TOMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
54. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA, INSPECTOR GENERAL, ODISHA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
55. SHRI JAYANTI PRASAD UNIYAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
56. SHRI MAHENDRA SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, MEGHALAYA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
57. SHRI VENU GOPALAN NAIR, SUB INSPECTOR, HEADQUARTER DIRECTORATE GENERAL, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
58. SHRI RAJEEV KUMAR SHARMA, JOINT DIRECTOR (HOZ), BS&F, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
59. SHRI A. K. SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BS & FC NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
60. SHRI RAM CHANDER GARVAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBI ACADEMY GHAZIABAD, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
61. SHRI ABDUL AZIZ, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ACB CHENNAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .
62. SHRI ANIL KISHORE, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, HEADQUARTERS NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
63. SHRI RABINDRA NATH BADI, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, ASG HYDERABAD, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
64. SHRI AJIT KULSHRESHTHA, INSPECTOR GENERAL, RAF HQ, R K PURAM NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
65. SHRI SATENDRA PAL SINGH, INSPECTOR GENERAL, DTE GENERAL NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
66. SHRI SURAJ BHAN KAJAL, INSPECTOR GENERAL, GROUP CENTER, SONEPAT, HARYANA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
67. SHRI RAJENDRAN J., COMMANDANT, RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
68. SHRI JANGSHER SINGH, INSPECTOR/GD, 10 BN BARPETA, ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
69. SHRI SHAMBHU PRASAD SRIVASTAVA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB PATNA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
70. SHRI KIRPA NIDHAN SINGH, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
71. SHRI A. S. S. PRASAD, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
72. SHRI RAJIB KUMAR PATI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
73. SHRI JASWINDER SINGH RANA, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB CHANDIGARH, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
74. SHRI B. P. BHAKAR, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
75. SHRI A. S. BHINGARE, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER/II, SIB MUMBAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 46776. SHRI NITIN AGRAWAL, INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, DIRECTORATE GENERAL, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
77. SHRI SHYAM MEHROTRA, DEPUTY INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (GD), SHQ (SNR), PANTHA CHOWK SRINAGAR, JAMMU & KASHMIR, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
78. SHRI AVINASH CHANDRA, INSPECTOR GENERAL, FTR HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
79. MS. SONAM DOLMA, SECTION OFFICER, T C SHAMSHI KULLU HIMACHAL PRADESH, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
80. SHRI GAJENDRA SINGH CHAUDHARY, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL/ DEPUTY DIRECTOR (TRAINING), NEW DELHI, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
81. SHRI JAIKRIT SINGH RAWAT, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, HEADQUARTER DIRECTORATE GENERAL, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE.
82. SHRI BHUPATHI MOHAN, INSPECTOR GENERAL-CUM-CHIEF SECURITY COMMISSIONER (RPF), EASTERN RAILWAY HEADQUARTER, KOLKATA, M/O RAILWAYS.
2. These awards are made under rule 4(ii) of the rule governing the grant of President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
———————
No. 154-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Meritorious Service to the under mentioned officers on the occasion of the Independence Day, 2014 :—
1. SHRI VISHWANATH CHANNAPPA SAJJANAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
2. SHRI KARRI VENKATESWARA RAO, JOINT DIRECTOR, ANDHRA PRADESH POLICE ACADEMY, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
3. SHRI TAMBALLAPALLI RAVI KUMAR MURTHY, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, RAJAHMUNDRY, ANDHRA PRADESH.
4. SHRI H. SATYANARAYANA RAO, COMMANDANT, 10TH BN APSP BEECHPALLY, MAHABUBNAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH.
5. SHRI GUDURI VENKATA SATYANARAYANA MURTHY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CI CELL, INTELLIGENCE, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
6. SHRI VASUPALLI BHIMA RAO, HEAD LAW INSTRUCTOR (DSP), PTC VIZIANAGARAM, ANDHRA PRADESH.
7. SHRI PYARSANI MURALI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
8. SHRI POLAMURI RAJEEV KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE SECURITY WING, KHAIRATABAD, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
9. SHRI DHULIPALLA SRINIVASA RAO, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (AR), SPECIAL INTELLIGENT BRANCH, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
10. SHRI MODUGA NAGESWARA RAO, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CI CELL, INTELLIGENCE, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
11. SHRI MUTAKODURU CHANDRA SHEKAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CI CELL, INTELLIGENCE, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
12. SHRI DINTAKURTHI NAGA MAHESH, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, EAST SUB-DIVISION, VISAKHAPATNAM CITY, ANDHRA PRADESH.
13. SHRI KOLUKULURI RANGA RAJU, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, MADHURAWADA SUB- DIVISION, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH.
468 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 114. SHRI CHENNA RAJA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, OCTOPUS SHANTI NILAYAM, GREENLANDS, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
15. SHRI VANGA SUBBA REDDY, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ENFORCEMENT, ONGOLE, PRAKASAM DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH.
16. SHRI THIRUVAYIPATI ANJANEYULU, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, DISTRICT SPECIAL BRANCH, ANANTHAPURAM, ANDHRA PRADESH.
17. SHRI MOHAMMED ABDUL AZIZ, SUB INSPECTOR (C), MCC, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
18. SHRI PATAN SIRAJUDDIN, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, DISTRICT CRIME RECORD BUREAU, YSR DISTRICT, KADAPA, ANDHRA PRADESH.
19. SHRI MUDDULURU PRABHAKARA RAJU, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, INTELLIGENCE, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
20. SHRI PATNALA MURALI KRISHNA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, IV TOWN TRAFFIC PS, VISAKHAPATNAM CITY, ANDHRA PRADESH.
21. SHRI KETA ESWARA RAO, ARSI, 6TH BN, APSP, MANGALAGIRI, GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH.
22. SHRI JAKKULA RAM CHANDRAM, ARSI, PTC KARIMNAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH.
23. SHRI M.A. RAFEEKH, HEAD CONSTABLE (AR) WARANGAL, ANDHRA PRADESH.
24. SHRI ZAKKAM HENRY SAMUEL THYAGARAJ, HEAD CONSTABLE, INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
25. SHRI MOHAMMED ABDUL JABBAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, CI CELL, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
26. SHRI MUNAGALA KESAVA RAO, HEAD CONSTABLE, PTO, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH.
27. SHRI BINAY KANT MISHRA,COMMANDANT, 2ND AAP BN AALO, ARUNACHAL PRADESH.
28. SHRI RINCHIN CHHEWANG BODOI, INSPECTOR, SB PHQ, ITANAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH.
29. SHRI ANANDA ROY, SUB INSPECTOR, PS ITANAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH.
30. SHRI VIJAY KRISHNA RAMISETTI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, TEZPUR, ASSAM (POSTHUMOUSLY).
31. SHRI SHYAMAL PRASAD SAIKIA, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ANTI CORRUPTION, RUPNAGAR GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
32. SHRI PRADIP RANJAN KAR, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, NALBARI, ASSAM.
33. SHRI BIBEKANAND DAS, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH (ZONAL) KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
34. MS. BANYA GOGOI, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH HQ, KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
35. SMT. NANDINI DEKA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ANTI CORRUPTION, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
36. SHRI PHANIDHAR BASUMATARY, SUB- INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH, KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI, ASSAM.
37. SHRI RAJIB HAZARIKA, SUB-INSPECTOR (AB), POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE, DERGAON, GOLAGHAT, ASSAM.
38. SHRI DIGANTA DUTTA, ASSISTANT SUB- INSPECTOR (OPERATOR), APRO, PR STATION KOHORA, GOLAGHAT, ASSAM.
39. SHRI MONU RAM SAIKIA, HEAD CONSTABLE (UB), DIMA HASAO DEF, ASSAM .
40. SHRI JAGMOHAN SINGH WATTI, COMMANDANT, DISTRICT JAGDALPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
41. SHRI KANHAIYA LAL DHRUW, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, STF HEAD QUARTER, BAGHERA DISTRICT DURG, CHHATTISGARH.
42. SHRI TELESPHORE EKKA, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PTS RAJNANDGAON, CHHATTISGARH .
43. SHRI SUSHIL KUMAR THAPA, INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 46944. SMT. KIRTI KASHYAP, INSPECTOR, POLICE CONTROL ROOM HEADQUARTER, RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
45. SHRI SHEIKH ABDUL, SUB INSPECTOR, SIB POLICE HEADQUARTER, RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
46. SHRI RAMESH KUMAR TIWARI, PLATOON COMMANDER, 1ST BN BHILAI, CHHATTISGARH.
47. SHRI JAKIR ALI, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE ACADEMY CHANDKHURI, RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
48. SHRI JAIKRISHAN TIWARI, CONSTABLE, S.P. OFFICE (RLY), RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
49. SHRI PRAVEEN BAKSHI, SUBEDAR (M), SB POLICE HEADQUARTER RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH.
50. SHRI BHAIRON SINGH GURJAR, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE SECURITY, VINAY MARG, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
51. SHRI SHANK DHAR MISRA, ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, ECONOMIC OFFENCES WING, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
52. SHRI JAGJEET SINGH DESWAL, STAFF OFFICER TO COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
53. SHRI SHARAT KUMAR SINHA, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, TRAFFIC (WR) & ELECTION CELL, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
54. SHRI SANDEEP BYALA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, NORTHERN RANGE, SPECIAL CELL, NEW DELHI , NCT OF DELHI.
55. SHRI DIWAN CHAND SHARMA, INSPECTOR (EXE), IST BN DAP, NEW DELHI , NCT OF DELHI .
56. SHRI SATYAVIR SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, SOUTHERN RANGE, SPECIAL CELL, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
57. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR THOLIA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, ECONOMIC OFFENCES WING/CRIME BRANCH, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
58. SHRI NARENDER KUMAR BISHT, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, CENTRAL DISTRICT TRAFFIC, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
59. SHRI PARVEEN KUMAR, INSPECTOR, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
60. SHRI MATA DEEN, SUB INSPECTOR, 2ND BN DAP, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI .
61. SMT. DURGA KAPRI, SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE CONTROL ROOM, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI .
62. SHRI SAJJAN KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR (MIN), 3RD BN. DAP, NEW DELHI , NCT OF DELHI .
63. SHRI SATYAVAN , SUB INSPECTOR (SUPERVISOR/OPERATIONS), COMMUNICATION UNIT, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
64. SHRI RAMBIR SINGH, CONSTABLE, ARMOURER, INDIRA GANDHI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UNIT, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI.
65. SHRI BRAHM SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, POLICE HEADQUARTERS, CID/SB, PANAJI, GOA.
66. SHRI KAVETI LAXMI NARAYAN RAO, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, RAJKOT CITY , GUJARAT.
67. SHRI RAJENDRA JOTANGIA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT (CRIME), GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT.
68. SHRI PRAFULLA KUMAR ROUSHAN, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE , INTELLIGENCE BUREAU, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT.
69. SHRI RAJIV RANJAN BHAGAT, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, GANDHINAGAR RANGE, GUJARAT.
70. SHRI BAHADURSINH SISODIYA, UNARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, ANTI TERRORISM SQUAD, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT.
71. SHRI JUVANSINH PRATAPSINH PARMAR, UNARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, VAPI GIDC POLICE STATION, VALSAD, GUJARAT.
470 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 172. SHRI SAJID BILALBHAI MULTANI, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SURAT REGION, GUJARAT.
73. SHRI VISHALBHAI CHAUHAN, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GADHINAGAR REGION, GUJARAT.
74. SHRI LALJIBHAI CHAVDA, UNARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, ANAND, GUJARAT.
75. SHRI RAMESHCHANDRA PARSOTTAMDAS PATEL, UNARMED POLICE HEAD CONSTABLE, SPECIAL OPERATION GROUP, BHARUCH, GUJARAT.
76. SHRI BABUBHAI CHAUHAN, ASSISTANT INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GADHINAGAR, GUJARAT.
77. SHRI MAHESHBHAI JAGJIVANBHAI JANI, ARMED POLICE CONSTABLE, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, RAJKOT RURAL DISTRICT, GUJARAT.
78. SHRI JAYDEEPBHAI KESHAVLAL RAVAL, ARMED POLICE CONSTABLE, COMPUTER CELL , LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, SURENDRANAGAR, GUJARAT.
79. SHRI JAYNTILAL DHANJIBHAI DAMOR, ARMED POLICE CONSTABLE, MORBI TALUKA POLICE , MORBI, GUJARAT.
80. SHRI MAHEBUB DADUBHAI MOGAL, DRIVER POLICE CONSTABLE, RAJKOT RURAL DISTRICT, GUJARAT .
81. SHRI PARMAR RAMESHBHAI DAHYABHAI, ARMED POLICE CONSTABLE, SRPF GR I, VADODARA, GUJARAT.
82. SHRI KULDEEP SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KAITHAL, HARYANA.
83. SHRI BALBIR SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, JHAJJAR, HARYANA.
84. SHRI DALBIR SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMISIONER OF POLICE , DLF GURGAON, HARYANA.
85. SHRI LAL SINGH, INSPECTOR, INCHARGE PRISONER ESCORT GUARD, REWARI, HARYANA.
86. SHRI DEVENDER SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, GURGAON, HARYANA.
87. SHRI BAL RAJ SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, CHANDIGARH, HARYANA.
88. SHRI RAM KARAN, SUB INSPECTOR, COMMANDO TRAINING CENTRE, PANCHKULA, HARYANA.
89. SHRI SURENDER SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, FARIDABAD, HARYANA.
90. SHRI JAGBIR SINGH, ORP/ SUB INSPECTOR, CHANDIGARH, HARYANA.
91. SHRI BHAJAN DEV NEGI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH.
92. SMT. PUSHPA THAKUR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, R&T SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH.
93. SHRI CHUNG RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, CID, SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH.
94. SHRI T. PUNCHOK, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, HG/CD/SDRF, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
95. SMT. SAVITA PARIHAR, SUPERINTNDENT OF POLICE, ADJ/QM IRP 19TH BN KATHUA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
96. SHRI PARSHOTAM LAL SHARMA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE , PCR JAMMU, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
97. SHRI ABDUL WAHID GIRI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (CRIME), JAMMU, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
98. SHRI HAMEED HUSSAIN CHOUDHARY, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HQ RAJOURI, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
99. SHRI MUSHTAQ AHMAD WANI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DAR PULWAMA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
100. SHRI RAJINDER SINGH RAHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DAR GANDERBAL, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
101. SHRI MOHD AIJAZ BHAT, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, IRP 10TH JAMMU, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
102. SHRI LIYAQAT AHMAD QADRI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, APHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 471103. SHRI FAROOQ AHMAD BHAT, INSPECTOR (S), POLICE HEADQUARTER, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
104. SHRI PAWAN KUMAR GUPTA, INSPECTOR(M), POLICE HEADQUARTER, JAMMU AND KASHMIR .
105. SHRI GHULAM NABI RATHER, SUB INSPECTOR, SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR .
106. SHRI LAL BHAT, SUB INSPECTOR, IRP 18TH, BANDIPURA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
107. SHRI FAROOQ AHMAD BHAT, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, AWANTIPORA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
108. SHRI BUA DITTA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SKPA, UDHAMPUR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
109. SHRI KARNAIL SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR DPL, PULWAMA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
110. SHRI ZAFFARULLAH MIR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SOG, RAFIABAD, BARAMULLA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
111. SHRI ABDUL SALAM BHAT, HEAD CONSTABLE, VIGILANCE ORGANIZATION, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
112. SHRI MOHD RAFIQ WAGAY, HEAD CONSTABLE, IRP 14TH, JAMMU AND KASHMIR.
113. SHRI NIRANJAN PRASAD, SP (ESTT), SPECIAL BRANCH, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
114. SHRI SHANKAR PRASAD JHA, INSPECTOR, CID, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
115. SHRI SATISH KUMAR GURUNG, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE (STENO), CID RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
116. SHRI PHUL MOHAMMAD KHAN, HAVILDAR, CID, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
117. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR, CONSTABLE, CID, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
118. SHRI JAGDISH CHANDRA PATH PINGUA, INSPECTOR (ARMOURER), STF, DHURWA, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
119. SHRI RABINDRA PANDAY, SUB INSPECTOR (ARMOURER), STF, DHURWA RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
120. SHRI MADAN JEE, ASI, STF, DHURWA, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
121. SHRI AJIT KUMAR BHARTI, HAVILDAR (ARMOURER), STF, DHURWA, RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
122. SHRI TUNTUN KUMAR, CONSTABLE, STF, DHURWA RANCHI, JHARKHAND.
123. SHRI ARUN KUMAR CHOUDHARY, SUB INSPECTOR (ARMS), JAP 04, BOKARO, JHARKHAND.
124. SHRI BAIDNATH MISHRA, ASI OF POLICE, DHANBAD, JHARKHAND.
125. SHRI S. RAVI, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, LAW AND ORDER, WEST BANGALORE CITY, KARNATAKA.
126. SHRI SADANANDA S. NAIK, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, STATE INTELLIGENCE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
127. SHRI V. SRIDHAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, TUMKUR SUB DIVISION, TUMKUR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA.
128. SHRI T. S. MURAGANNAVAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BELLARY CITY SUB DIVISION, BELLARY, KARNATAKA.
129. SHRI B. N. SHAMANNA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID FOREST CELL, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA .
130. SHRI Y. NAGARAJU, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID HEADQUARTERS, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
131. SHRI D. SHIVANANDAPPA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 9TH BN KSRP, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
132. SHRI K. RAMACHANDRA, POLICE INSPECTOR, STATE INTELLIGENCE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
133. SHRI A. M. MOHAN RAO, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, BASAVANAHALLI POLICE STATION, CHIKMAGALUR DIST, KARNATAKA.
134. SHRI SHIVASHARANAPPA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, DSB UNIT GULBARGA, KARNATAKA .
135. SHRI M. S. SUBBANNA, ARSI, CITY ARMED RESERVE POLICE, MYSORE, KARNATAKA.
472 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1136. SHRI AZEEM AHAMED, HEAD CONSTABLE, RT NAGAR PS, BANGALORE CITY, KARNATAKA.
137. SHRI R. RAMAKRISHNA, ARMED POLICE HEAD CONSTABLE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
138. SHRI DANAM, CIVIL HEAD CONSTABLE, RURAL PS, BHADRAVATHI, KARNATAKA.
139. SHRI DEVARAJE GOWDA K.P., ARMED HEAD CONSTABLE, DISTRICT ARMED RESERVE, CHIKMAGALUR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA.
140. SHRI D. M. CHOWDE GOWDA, HEAD CONSTABLE, 3RD BN KSRP, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
141. SHRI S. SUNDAR SHETTY, HEAD CONSTABLE, 7TH BN KSRP, MANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
142. SHRI HATHEBELGAL VENKATESH, DIG & COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM CITY, KERALA.
143. SHRI AMOSE MAMMEN, ASSISTANT COMMISIONER OF POLICE, DCRB, KOCHI CITY, KERALA.
144. SHRI P.K. VIJAYAPPAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DISTRICT SPECIAL BRANCH, ALAPPUZHA, KERALA.
145. SHRI FRANCIS PERERA, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CYBER CRIME ENQUIRY CELL, KOCHI CITY, KERALA.
146. SHRI RATHISH KRISHNAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, MUTTOM THODUPUZHA, IDUKKI, KERALA.
147. SHRI A. SATHIKUMAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, SOUTHERN RANGE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA.
148. SHRI ROOP SINGH MEENA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (SPECIAL ARMED FORCE), GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH .
149. SHRI INDUPRAKASH ARJARIA, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HOSHANGABAD, MADHYA PRADESH.
150. SHRI RAJESH HINGANKAR, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KATNI, MADHYA PRADESH.
151. SHRI ANSHUMAN SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (SOUTH), BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
152. SHRI MITHLESH KUMAR SHUKLA, A.I.G., JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH.
153. SHRI BHARAT SINGH YADAV, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 7TH BN SPECIAL ARMED FORCE, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
154. SHRI ROBERT ANTHONY, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, C.P.M.T. WORK SHOP, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
155. SHRI TEK SINGH BISHT, HEAD CONSTABLE, 2ND BN, SPECIAL ARMED FORCE, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH.
156. SHRI IQBAL KHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE (SPECIAL ARMED ESTABLISHMENT), LOKAYUKTA OFFICE, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH.
157. SHRI HIM BAHADUR, HEAD CONSTABLE, ECONOMIC OFFENCES WING, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH.
158. SMT. MADHU SAXENA, CONSTABLE, BHIND, MADHYA PRADESH .
159. SHRI BRIJ KISHOR DUBEY, CONSTABLE, RUSTAMJI ARMED POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH.
160. SHRI MAHESH KUMAR KHARE, INSPECTOR(M), SAGAR, MADHYA PRADESH.
161. SHRI SHAMSHUDDIN, INSPECTOR (M)/STENO, RAJGARH, MADHYA PRADESH.
162. SHRI VINOD ASHTPUTRE, INSPECTOR(M), CHAMBAL ZONE, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH.
163. SMT. MEERA THAKUR, SUBEDAR-M, ECONOMIC OFFENCES WING, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH .
164. DR. PRADNYA N. SARAVADE, SPECIAL INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, VIGILANCE OFFICER, CIDCO, NAVI MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
165. SHRI KRISHNA PRAKASH, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, SOUTH REGION, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 473166. SHRI PRAKASH PRABHAKARRAO MUTYAL, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, NORTH REGION PUNE CITY, MAHARASHTRA.
167. SHRI KALURAM SITARAM DHANDEKAR, INSPECTOR, JODBHAVI POLICE STATION, SOLAPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
168. SHRI VILAS HANMANT JAGDALE, INSPECTOR, SID THANE, MAHARASHTRA.
169. SHRI PANDIT RAGHUNATH RATHOD, RESERVED POLICE INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER PARBHANI, MAHARASHTRA.
170. SHRI RAGHUNATH VITTHAL PHUGE, SENIOR POLICE INSPECTOR, CRIME BRANCH, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
171. SHRI RAMESH DNYANDEO WARADE, SUB INSPECTOR, NAVAPUR POLICE STATION, NANDURBAR, MAHARASHTRA.
172. SHRI SHAMRAO GANU TURAMBEKAR, SUB INSPECTOR, DIGHI COASTAL POLICE STATION, RAIGAD, MAHARASHTRA.
173. SHRI VINOD SHAMRAO AMBARKAR, WIRELESS POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, WIRELESS NASHIK CITY, MAHARASHTRA.
174. SHRI PANDHARI SHESHRAO MARKANTE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, PARABHANI, MAHARASHTRA.
175. SHRI ARJUN NANA SUTAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, M.R.A. MARG POLICE STATION, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
176. SHRI BHANUDAS HARI KADAM, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH (I), CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
177. SHRI JAYCHAND BHIKA GAUTAM, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR IV NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
178. SHRI MANCHAK SAGARRAO BACHATE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, TRAFFIC BRANCH, PARBHANI, MAHARASHTRA.
179. SHRI DNYANESHWAR RAMBHAU BHUMKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, MALBAR HILL POLICE STATION, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
180. SHRI NINA VISHNU NARKHEDE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR XIII, NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
181. SHRI PRAKASH DATTA SAWANT, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR II, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
182. SHRI ARUN KESHAV MORE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR IV NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
183. SHRI ANAND PANDURANG CHORGE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, JUHU POLICE STAION, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
184. SHRI SHANKAR LAXMANRAO DEVKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE CONTROL ROOM, HINGOLI, MAHARASHTRA.
185. SHRI KASHINATH GOVINDA JADHAV, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, FINGER PRINT BUREAU, NANDURBAR, MAHARASHTRA.
186. SHRI BALU KONDIBA MHASKE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SHIL DIAGHAR POLICE STATION, THANE, MAHARASHTRA.
187. SHRI RAHUL GOVIND SONAWANE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR I PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
188. SHRI PARSHURAM RAMA RANE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, THANE CITY, MAHARASHTRA.
189. SHRI CHANDRAKANT KRISHNA SHINDE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, SATARA, MAHARASHTRA.
190. SHRI DAVID PHILIP LOBO, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR II, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
474 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1191. SHRI DATTATRAY VITTHAL JADHAV, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
192. SHRI SAMBHAJI PANDURANG KUMBHAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, SANGLI, MAHARASHTRA.
193. SHRI MUSHTAQ ALI MOHAMMAD ALI, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH, AKOLA, MAHARASHTRA.
194. SHRI SURESH UDHAV PATIL, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, SOLAPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
195. SHRI BABRUWAN KESHAVRAO MANE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR I, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
196. SHRI ASHOK MORU BHOGAN, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR II, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
197. SHRI JAYSINGH SHANKAR GHADGE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR II, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
198. SHRI SOPAN KISAN GOLHAR, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR V, DAUND, MAHARASHTRA.
199. SHRI BALKRISHNA NARAYAN DESAI, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR VII, DAUND, MAHARASHTRA.
200. SHRI RAJENDRA MANOHAR AWTADE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR IX, AMRAVATI, MAHARASHTRA.
201. SHRI HEMANTKUMAR BHAGWATSHAY PANDE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA.
202. SHRI KISHOR CHIMANRAO BORSE, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SID MALEGAON, MAHARASHTRA.
203. SHRI UDAY JOGI GAONKAR, ARMED HEAD CONSTABLE, SRPF GR I, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
204. SHRI RAJARAM GOVINDRAO SURVE, HEAD CONSTABLE, ATS PUNE, MAHARASHTRA.
205. SHRI KARUNG NANDO KOM, HAVILDAR, 2ND BN. MANIPUR RIFLES, IMPHAL, MANIPUR.
206. SHRI HIDANGMAYUM RAMESHWAR SHARMA, INSPECTOR, IMPHAL WEST DISTRICT, MANIPUR.
207. SHRI SAGOLSHEM BROJENDRO SINGH, CONSTABLE, CRIME BRANCH, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, IMPHAL, MANIPUR.
208. MOHD FEROZ KHAN, COMMANDANT, 6TH INDIA RESERVE BATTALION, PANGEI, IMPHAL EAST, MANIPUR .
209. SHRI KIANGSU ANTHONY, SUB INSPECTOR, TAMENLONG DISTRICT, MANIPUR.
210. SHRI ACHHE KUMAR PRADHAN, HAVILDAR, 2ND BN. MANIPUR RIFLES, IMPHAL, MANIPUR.
211. SHRI KULLENDRA R. SANGMA, SUB INSPECTOR, BAGHMARA POLICE RESERVE SOUTH GARO HILLS, MEGHALAYA.
212. SHRI BOKHRAW SONGTHIANG, UNARMED CONSTABLE, SPECIAL CELL, EAST KHASI HILLS, SHILLONG, MEGHALAYA.
213. SHRI B. LALNGHAKLIANA, INSPECTOR, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, AIZAWL, MIZORAM.
214. SHRI LALRINAWMA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (OPERATOR), TECHNICAL STORE, KHATLA, AIZAWL, MIZORAM.
215. SHRI T. CHUMRENTHUNG, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND.
216. SHRI TSENPEMO KIKON, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND.
217. SHRI SASHIKOKBA , UBSI, DEF MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND.
218. SHRI SHEKUTO SEMA, HAVILDAR, DEF, KOHIMA, NAGALAND.
219. SHRI DEVDATTA SURESH SINGH, D.I.G. OF POLICE, OPERATIONS, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA.
220. SHRI NARAYANA DORA, DY COMMANDANT, O.S.A.P. 1ST BATTALION, DHENKANAL, ODISHA.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 475221. SHRI TRINATH PATEL, DY. S. P., BHUBANESWAR VIGILANCE DIVISION, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA.
222. SHRI UMA SANKAR PANDA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE WING, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA.
223. SHRI SUBODHA CHANDRA RANA, FITTER INSPECTOR OF POLICE, POLICE MOTOR TRANSPORT, CUTTACK, ODISHA.
224. SHRI NIROD KUMAR DAS, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, BARAGARH, ODISHA.
225. SHRI KISHORE KUMAR NAYAK, ASI OF POLICE, CID, CB, CUTTACK, ODISHA.
226. SHRI BIJAYA KUMAR PANIGRAHI, HAVILDAR, O.S.A.P. 7TH BATTALION BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA.
227. SHRI AKSHYA KUMAR MOHANTA, SEPOY, O.S.A.P. 4TH BATTALION ROURKELA, ODISHA.
228. SHRI NABA KISHORE DEHURY, CONSTABLE , POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE, ANGUL, ODISHA.
229. SHRI BHABAGRAHI TRIPATHY, CONSTABLE, VIGILANCE DIRECTORATE CUTTACK, ODISHA.
230. SHRI KHUBI RAM, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SECURITY, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB.
231. SHRI KUNWAR VIJAY PRATAP SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL-CUM-COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, JALANDAR, PUNJAB.
232. SHRI SURINDERPAL SINGH PARMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL-CUM-JOINT DIRECTOR, MRS, PPA, PHILLAUR , PUNJAB.
233. SHRI HARCHARAN SINGH BHULLAR, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE-CUM-COMMANDANT, 4TH COMMANDO BN, SAS NAGAR, MOHALI, PUNJAB.
234. SHRI GURMEET SINGH CHAUHAN, SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, FATEHGARH SAHIB, PUNJAB.
235. SHRI SWARNDEEP SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CITY-1, SAS NAGAR, MOHALI, PUNJAB.
236. SHRI BALWINDER SINGH, COMMANDANT, 82ND PAP, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB.
237. SHRI SIMRAT PAL SINGH DHINDSA, AIG, CI, OPERATION, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB.
238. SHRI JOBAN SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID UNIT, SAS NAGAR, MOHALI, PUNJAB.
239. SHRI GURWINDER SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (C&R), ACP SOUTH, AMRITSAR, PUNJAB.
240. SHRI LAKHBIR SINGH, INSPECTOR (LR), SHO CITY, TARN TARAN, PUNJAB.
241. SHRI DARSHAN SINGH, INSPECTOR, PRTC, JAHAN KHELAN, PUNJAB.
242. SHRI SUCHA SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, PRTC, JAHAN KHELAN, PUNJAB.
243. SHRI KULWANT SINGH , ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, CITY TRAFFIC, LUDHIANA, PUNJAB.
244. SHRI BIPIN KUMAR PANDAY, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (CRIME), POLICE COMMISSIONERATE JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
245. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH, COMMANDANT, SECOND BATTALION RAC, KOTA, RAJASTHAN.
246. SHRI JAI NARAYAN, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PALI , RAJASTHAN.
247. SHRI MAHAVIR SINGH, ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, POLICE LINE COMMISSIONERATE JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
248. SHRI PRAKASH SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, RAJASTHAN POLICE ACADEMY, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
249. SHRI HARI NARAYAN, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, JAIPUR , RAJASTHAN.
250. SHRI RAMKISHAN, PLATOON COMMANDER, 5TH BATTALION RAC, GHAT GATE, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
251. SHRI NIHAL SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, PS MANOHARPUR, JAIPUR RURAL, RAJASTHAN.
252. SHRI NANU SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, JHUNJHUNU, RAJASTHAN.
476 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1253. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR VAISHNAV, HEAD CONSTABLE, PS NIMBAHERA, CHITTORGARH, RAJASTHAN.
254. SHRI SOHAN LAL, HEAD CONSTABLE, PS CHOPASNI HOUSING BOARD, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN.
255. SHRI SUKHDEV PRASAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, 8TH BATTALION RAC (IR), RAJASTHAN.
256. SHRI JAI SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, 5TH BATTALION RAC, GHATGATE JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
257. SHRI KRISHAN KUMAR SHARMA, CONSTABLE, CID (CB), JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
258. SHRI FATTU SINGH, CONSTABLE, 4TH BATTALION RAC CHAINPURA, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN.
259. SHRI CHANDRA PRAKASH DHOLI, CONSTABLE, PS GRP AJMER, RAJASTHAN.
260. SMT. USHA DEVI CHETTRI, HEAD CONSTABLE, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, POLICE HEADQUARTERS, GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
261. SHRI C. EASWARAMOORTHY, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CBI, ACB, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
262. SHRI N. RAJASEKARAN, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ARMED POLICE, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
263. SHRI P. NAGARAJAN, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, POLICE RECRUITS SCHOOL, VILLUPURAM, TAMIL NADU.
264. MS. P. G. SUNANDA BHAGAVATHY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, Q BRANCH CID, TIRUNELVELI, TAMIL NADU.
265. SHRI S. M. ELANGO, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KARUR TOWN SUB DIVISION, TAMIL NADU.
266. SHRI M. MANIVANNAN, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE SECTION, SALEM CITY, TAMIL NADU.
267. SHRI P. DEIVASIKAMANI, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, WASHERMENPET RANGE, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
268. SHRI K. GOPAL, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH CID, HEADQUARTERS, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
269. SHRI V CHANDRAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (CATE-I), OCIU HEADQUARTER, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
270. MS P. ARUMUGHAM, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DISTT CRIME BRANCH , THANJAVUR, TAMIL NADU.
271. SHRI N. B. VIJAYAKUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE(CATE-I) , SECURITY BRANCH CID, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
272. SHRI J. V. KARUPUSAMY, INSPECTOR OF POLICE (LOCAL), CORE CELL CID, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
273. SHRI P. MANIKANDAKUMAR, INSPECTOR OF POLICE (TSP), TSP IV BATTALION, KOVAIPUDUR, TAMIL NADU.
274. SHRI J. AUGUSTIN FRANCIS, INSPECTOR OF POLICE (TSP), TSP - III BATTALION VEERAPURAM, TAMIL NADU.
275. SHRI S. DEVADOSS, INSPECTOR OF POLICE (TSP), TSP VIII BATTALION NEW DELHI, TAMIL NADU.
276. SHRI S. DAVID, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ARMED RESERVE, SIVAGANGAI, TAMIL NADU.
277. SHRI S. VENUGOPAL, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE (TSP), TSP X BATTALION ULUNDURPET, TAMIL NADU.
278. SHRI P. BASKARAN, SPECIAL SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE (LOCAL), R K NAGAR PS, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU .
279. SHRI G. RAMAMOORTHY, SPECIAL SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE & ANTI-CORRUPTION, SPECIAL INVESTIGATION CELL, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
280. SHRI BIDHAN DEBBARMA, COMMANDANT, 13TH BN TRIPURA STATE RIFLES, SUBASHNAGAR KANCHANPUR, NORTH TRIPURA, TRIPURA.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 477281. SHRI SWAPAN KUMAR DEBNATH, SUB INSPECTOR (UNARMED BRANCH), CRIME SECTION, BELONIA, TRIPURA.
282. SHRI AMULYA PAUL, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (UNARMED BRANCH), SOUTH RANGE, AGARTALA, TRIPURA.
283. SHRI SANTANU TRIPURA, CONSTABLE, SPECIAL BRANCH UNIT, KUNJABAN, AGARTALA, TRIPURA.
284. SHRI RAJENDRA DATTA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, WEST TRIPURA, AGARTALA, TRIPURA.
285. SHRI JOGESH CHANDRA DEBBARMA, SUBEDAR (GD), SUBHASHNAGAR KANCHANPUR, NORTH TRIPURA, TRIPURA.
286. SHRI K SATYANARAYANA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, MEERUT RANGE, UTTAR PRADESH.
287. SMT. PADMAJA CHAUHAN, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, PAC SECTOR, AGRA, UTTAR PRADESH.
288. DR. TAHSILDAR SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SITAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
289. SHRI AVADHESH KUMAR, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE CITY, JHANSI, UTTAR PRADESH.
290. SHRI DAYA NAND MISHRA, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE REGIONAL INTELLIGENCE, FAIZABAD, UTTAR PRADESH.
291. SHRI AKHLAQ AHAMED KHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KANPUR CITY, UTTAR PRADESH.
292. SHRI BHAI LAL, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ZONAL OFFICER INTELLIGENCE, KANPUR CITY, UTTAR PRADESH.
293. SHRI KOMAL KUMAR BHALLA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BULANDSHAHR, UTTAR PRADESH.
294. SHRI DEVENDRA SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DISTT ALIGARH, UTTAR PRADESH .
295. SHRI RAMA SHANKER PANDEY, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HEADQUARTER DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
296. SHRI KAILASH NATH SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DEORIA, UTTAR PRADESH.
297. SHRI CHANDRAPAL SINGH YADAV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BIJNOR, UTTAR PRADESH.
298. SHRI RAM PRAKASH BAJPAI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KANPUR CITY, UTTAR PRADESH.
299. SHRI ANIL KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH.
300. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
301. SHRI GULAM ABBAS, INSPECTOR, CBCID LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
302. SHRI RAJARAM, INSPECTOR, BARABANKI, UTTAR PRADESH.
303. SMT. KAMALA MISHRA, INSPECTOR, INT HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
304. SHRI RAM SHABD YADAV, RADIO INSPECTOR, RADIO HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
305. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR BAJPAI, SUB INSPECTOR (M), POLICE HEADQUARTER, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH .
306. SHRI RAM NARAYAN SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (M), DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF POLICE HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH .
307. SHRI HARIBANSH SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (M), CBCID LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
308. SHRI JAYPAL SINGH NEGI, SUB INSPECTOR (M)/ STENO, SPECIAL ENQUIRY, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
478 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1309. SHRI RAM ROOP MISHRA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (M), CHITRAKOOT UTTAR PRADESH.
310. SHRI DEVENDRA KUMAR SRIVASTAVA, SUB INSPECTOR (M), POLICE HEADQUARTER ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH.
311. SHRI SHRIKANT SHUKLA, SUB INSPECTOR (M)/ STENO, INT HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
312. SHRI GYAN PRAKASH SAXENA, SUB INSPECTOR (M) / STENO, GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH.
313. SHRI RAM BHAJAN, SUB INSPECTOR (V/S), INT HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
314. SHRI THAKUR PRASAD YADAV, SUB INSPECTOR (V/S), SHRAVASTI, UTTAR PRADESH.
315. SHRI SAYAD MOHAMMAD JAVED, RADIO SUB INSPECTOR, RADIO HEADQUARTERS, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
316. SHRI KAUSHAL KISHORE SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (V/S), TECHNICAL SERVICES, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
317. SHRI OMVEER SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (V/S), HATHRAS, UTTAR PRADESH.
318. SHRI MOHAMMAD SAGAR SIDDIQE, PLATOON COMMANDER, 2ND BN PAC, SITAPUR UTTAR PRADESH.
319. SHRI GANGA PRASAD, SUB INSPECTOR (V/S), SHRAVASTI, UTTAR PRADESH.
320. SHRI VISHNU PRAKASH SRIVASTAVA, SUB INSPECTOR, GHAZIPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
321. SHRI RANJEET SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (V/S), 30 BN PAC GONDA , UTTAR PRADESH.
322. SHRI SHESHPAL YADAV, SUB INSPECTOR (MT), RAIBARELY, UTTAR PRADESH.
323. SHRI RADHEY SHYAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, CENTRAL STORE KANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
324. SHRI JAGDISH NARAYAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
325. SHRI HARI NARAYAN PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE, 37 BN PAC KANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
326. SHRI NATHAN LAL, HEAD CONSTABLE, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH.
327. SHRI RADHEY SHYAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, SECURITY BRANCH, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
328. SHRI SALIK RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE (P), 43 BN PAC ETAH, UTTAR PRADESH.
329. SHRI RAM AVTAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, KHIRI, UTTAR PRADESH.
330. SHRI KUNJ BIHARI PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE ITI, TRAINING HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
331. SHRI BHAGVAN DAS, HEAD CONSTABLE, SHAHJAHANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
332. SHRI SHESH NATH SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, MAU, UTTAR PRADESH.
333. SHRI SATYA NARAYAN YADAV, HEAD CONSTABLE, GONDA, UTTAR PRADESH.
334. SHRI BRIJWASI RAM SAHNI, HEAD CONSTABLE, SIDDHARTH NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH.
335. SHRI DASHRATH PRASAD, HEAD CONSTABLE (MT), UP POLICE RECRUITMENT & PROMOTION BOARD, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
336. SHRI NETRAPAL SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, HATHRAS, UTTAR PRADESH.
337. SHRI ISTYAK MOHAMMAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, ETAWAH, UTTAR PRADESH.
338. SHRI ARUN KUMAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, ACO LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
339. SHRI SHIV SHANKAR PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE, 39BN PAC MIRZAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
340. SHRI SURENDRA SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, BULANDSHAHAR, UTTAR PRADESH.
341. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, ATS HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
342. SHRI JAGAT NARAYAN MISHRA, HEAD CONSTABLE, 11 BN PAC SITAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
343. SHRI HASEEN AHMAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, BANDA, UTTAR PRADESH.
344. SHRI ROOPRAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, 49 BN PAC GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 479345. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR SACHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, STF HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
346. SHRI AVANEES KUMAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, 35 BN PAC LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
347. SHRI RAMDEV, HEAD CONSTABLE, 25 BN PAC RAIBARELLY, UTTAR PRADESH.
348. SHRI PREM SWAROOP, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
349. SHRI SUSHIL PRATAP MISHRA, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
350. SHRI PARVEZ ZAIDI, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HEADQUARTER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
351. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH GIL, HEAD CONSTABLE, 38 BN PAC ALIGARH, UTTAR PRADESH.
352. SHRI SANTOSH SINGH, CONSTABLE DRIVER, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH.
353. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR TIWARI, CONSTABLE DRIVER, SIT LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH.
354. SHRI RAM BAKSHA, CONSTABLE, UNNAO, UTTAR PRADESH.
355. SHRI SULEH SINGH, CONSTABLE DRIVER, SAHARANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH.
356. SHRI RAM ADHARE, CONSTABLE, DEORIA, UTTAR PRADESH.
357. SHRI MUNNA SINGH, CONSTABLE CP, AMROHA, UTTAR PRADESH.
358. SHRI UMMED SINGH BISHT, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ZONAL OFFICER PITHORAGARH , UTTARAKHAND.
359. SHRI JAGDISH CHANDRA YADAV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CHAMOLI, UTTARAKHAND.
360. SHRI SHEKHAR CHANDRA JOSHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (M), POLICE HEAD QUARTER, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND.
361. SMT URMILA KAZI, INSPECTOR (M), INTELLIGENCE HEAD QUARTER DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND.
362. SHRI KULWAN SINGH RAWAT, INSPECTOR (INTELLIGENCE), INTELLIGENCE HEAD QUARTER, DEHRADUN , UTTARAKHAND.
363. SHRI RAJENDRA PRASAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, 46 BN PAC, RUDRAPUR, UTTARAKHAND.
364. SHRI RAVINDER JIT SINGH NALWA, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & COMMANDANT GENERAL, HOME GUARDS, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
365. SHRI NIRAJ KUMAR SINGH, INPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
366. DR RANGASAMY SIVAKUMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, IPS CELL, HOWRAH, WEST BENGAL.
367. SHRI PRADIP KUMAR DAM, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
368. SHRI ULLAS CHAKRABORTY, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
369. SHRI ARUN KUMAR DEY, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SOUTH DIVISION KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
370. SHRI DEBASIS DAS, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, PORT DIVISION, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
371. SHRI SAMIR KUMAR SINGHA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
372. SHRI TRIDIP DATTA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
373. SHRI SATYA KINKAR TEWARI, SUBEDAR OF POLICE, 5TH BN KAP, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
374. SHRI ASHIM KUMAR SAHA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
375. SHRI UTTAM KUMAR DAS, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (AB), SWAMI VIVEKANANDA STATE POLICE ACADEMY, BARRACKPORE, WEST BENGAL.
376. SHRI TAPAN SARKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSEPCTOR OF POLICE (AB), SAP 12TH BN, JALPAIGURI, WEST BENGAL.
480 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1377. SHRI PRADIP MALLA, CONSTABLE, DAP BIRBHUM DISTRICT, WEST BENGAL.
378. SHRI ASHISH SINHA ROY, CONSTABLE, INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
379. SHRI PROKASH CHANDRA DE, CONSTABLE, KOLKATA POLICE, WEST BENGAL.
380. SHRI ANIL KUMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, COUNTER INSURGENCY FORCE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
381. SMT DAMAYANTI SEN, SPECIAL INSPECTOR GENERAL, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
382. SHRI AJAY KUMAR NAND, SPECIAL INSPECTOR GENERAL & DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, MIDNAPORE RANGE, PASCHIM MEDINIPUR, WEST BENGAL.
383. SHRI PALLAB KANTI GHOSH, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (CRIME), KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
384. SHRI TAPAN KUMAR DAS, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, UNARMED BRANCH, RESERVE OFFICE, NADIA, WEST BENGAL.
385. SHRI MIHIR KUMAR SARKAR, SUPERVISOR TECHNICAL-II, BONGAON TC STATION, NORTH 24 PARGANAS DISTRICT, WEST BENGAL.
386. SHRI POLAMARASETTY BALA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, STATE VIGILANCE COMMISSION GOVT OF WEST BENGAL, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
387. SHRI TIMIR KANTI ACHERJEE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
388. SHRI SUBIR KUMAR BHATTACHARYYA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, TRAFFIC HEADQUARTERS, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
389. SHRI KRISHNA NAND PANDEY, OFFICIATING ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE (UB), LINE OR SOG CELL, ALIPORE, WEST BENGAL.
390. SHRI MANI RAM THAPA, UNPAID LANCE NAIK, EFR 3RD BATTALION, PASCHIM MEDINIPUR, WEST BENGAL.
391. SHRI SONAM TSHERING BHUTIA, CONSTABLE, DAP DARJEELING, WEST BENGAL.
392. SHRI RABI DUTTA, CONSTABLE, LINE OR SOG CELL, ALIPORE, WEST BENGAL.
393. SHRI SANJOY KUMAR ROY, CONSTABLE, BIDHANNAGAR POLICE COMMISSIONERATE, BIDHANNAGAR, WEST BENGAL.
394. SHRI SUSANTA RAHA, POLICE DRIVER, ATTACHED TO ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (HEADQUARTER) MURSHIDABAD, WEST BENGAL.
395. SHRI SUKHENDU SASMAL, POLICE DRIVER, DIRECTORATE OF SECURITY KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
396. SHRI PAGAN SAREN, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, HOMEGUARD ORGANIZATION KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
397. SHRI VERGHESE KUNJACHAN, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
398. SMT. DEBASREE CHATTERJEE, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (WOMEN POLICE), DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA POLICE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
399. SHRI NAMROZ AHMED KHAN, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SOUTH DIVISION KOLKATA , WEST BENGAL.
400. SHRI GOUTAM SARKAR, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, HEADQUARTER FORCE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
401. SHRI MRIGANKA MOHAN DAS, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
402. SHRI SOUMYA BANERJEE, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
403. SHRI KRISHNENDU BOSE, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT KOLKATA POLICE KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 481404. SHRI ROSHAN LAL, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (COMMUNICATION), CHANDIGARH.
405. SHRI BALWINDER SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, CHANDIGARH.
406. SHRI SUKHLABHAI KUTHABHAI ROHIT, ASI, STORE KEEPER PHQ, SILVASSA, DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI.
407. SHRI MANISH KUMAR AGRAWAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, DAMAN-DIU AND DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI, DAMAN AND DIU.
408. SHRI T. KALAIARASU, INSPECTOR, POLICING OF POLICE UNIT, PUDUCHERRY.
409. SHRI DUNGAR SINGH, SUBEDAR/GD, 14 ASSAM RIFLES, ASSAM RIFLES.
410. SHRI BHUVANESHWAR PRASAD, SUBEDAR MAJOR/GD, 29 ASSAM RIFLES NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
411. SHRI DHAN SINGH, SUBEDAR MAJOR/GD, 37 ASSAM RIFLES NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
412. SHRI SURA CHANDRA SINGHA, NAIB SUBEDAR/GD, 38 ASSAM RIFLES, ASSAM RIFLES.
413. SHRI CHHABI LAL PUN MAGAR, SUBEDAR MAJOR, NO 3 MAINTAINANCE GROUP ASSAM RIFLES , JORHAT, ASSAM RIFLES.
414. SHRI KORLA JAGGA RAO, HAVILDAR, LIASON OFFICER ASSAM RIFLES, NORTH BLOCK MHA NEW DELHI, ASSAM RIFLES.
415. SHRI DINESH CHANDRA, SUBEDAR/GD, CHIESWEMA, NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
416. SHRI BASUDEV PRASAD DIMRI, COMMANDANT, KASHI RAM BASTI NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
417. SHRI AMBIKA NATH PATHAK, SUBEDAR MAJOR/CLERK, KASHI RAM BASTI, NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
418. SHRI SARJAN PRASAD GUPTA, SUBEDAR MAJOR (GD), KASHI RAM BASTI, NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
419. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA, NAIB SUBEDAR, KOHIMA, NAGALAND, ASSAM RIFLES.
420. SHRI SUBRAMANIYAN RAJENDRAN, SECOND IN COMMAND, RECRUITMENT BRANCH, LAITKOR, SHILLONG, ASSAM RIFLES.
421. SHRI RAJDEV SINGH YADAV, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, SHILLONG, ASSAM RIFLES.
422. SHRI HARSH MOHAN SILSWAL, SUBEDAR/CLERK, MS BRANCH, SHILLONG, ASSAM RIFLES.
423. SHRI RAMAWATAR GOTHWAL, TEAM COMMANDER, LAITUMKHRAH, SHILLONG, ASSAM RIFLES.
424. SHRI BINDU SETHI, INSPECTOR GENERAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE AIR WING, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
425. SHRI PIYUSH PATEL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
426. SHRI KILAMBI VENKATA RAGHAVACHARYULU, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CHENNAI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
427. SHRI KAILASH CHANDRA JAT, COMMANDANT, 150 BN BHONDSI, GURGAON, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
428. SHRI NAWAL KISHOR SINGH, COMMANDANT, ABOHAR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
429. SHRI JAYA CHANDRA NAYAK, COMMANDANT, BADATOTA, ODISHA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
430. SHRI RAJ KUMAR, COMMANDANT, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
431. SHRI MOHINDER KUMAR SAHARAN, COMMANDANT, 100TH BN, SRINAGAR JAMMU & KASHMIR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
432. SHRI MADHUKAR, COMMANDANT (G), NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
433. SHRI INDRA DEO SINGH, COMMANDANT (RECTT), PERSONNEL DIRECTORATE, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
434. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR ANAND, COMMANDANT, 34TH BN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
435. SHRI AMRIT LAL TIRKEY, COMMANDANT, 35TH BN, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
482 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1436. DR. VINOD KUMAR, COMMANDANT (MED), FTR HEADQUARTER, JAMMU, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
437. DR. ASHOK KUMAR TRIVEDI, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER (SG), FHQ HOSPITAL-II, TIGRI CAMP, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
438. SHRI DINESH CHAND SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 151ST BN SRINAGAR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
439. SHRI DHARAMBIR SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 150TH BN BHONDSI GURGAON, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
440. SHRI SURESH KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, STC YELAHANKA, BANGALORE, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
441. SHRI R. K. HIRAMANI SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 63RD BN MIZORAM, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
442. SHRI LAKHI RAM YADAV, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 97TH BN RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
443. SHRI HARBANT SINGH SODHI, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 92ND BN SRINAGAR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE .
444. SHRI HARNARAYAN SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 109 BN BIHAR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
445. SHRI KAPOOR SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 14TH BN BIHAR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
446. SHRI RAGHAVAN RAJAN PILLAI, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (PS), KADAMTALA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
447. SHRI JOSE KUTTY V.T., ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MINISTERIAL), PERSONNEL DIRECTORATE, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
448. SHRI KOPPARA RAGHAVAN ASHOK KUMAR, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MINISTERIAL), FRONTIER HEADQUARTER YALAHANKA, BANGALORE, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
449. SHRI MUSTAK KHAN, INSPECTOR (GD), 8TH BN RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
450. SHRI HANS RAJ, INSPECTOR (GD), STC YELHANKA BANGALORE, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
451. SHRI PREM SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 1022 ARTILLERY REGIMENT, FARIDKOT PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
452. SHRI MAJOR RAM SAINI, INSPECTOR (GD), 37 BN BARMER, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
453. SHRI KALANDER KHAN, INSPECTOR (GD), SHQ BARAMULLA, JAMMU & KASHMIR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
454. SHRI BUDHI SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 107 BN BARMER, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
455. SHRI RAJENDER SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 142 BN DHOLCHERA, ASSAM, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
456. SHRI MOOL CHAND YADAV, INSPECTOR (GD), 22 BN RANINAGAR, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
457. SHRI JAGDISH, INSPECTOR (GD), 8TH BN RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
458. SHRI KESHAR SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 22 BN RANINAGAR, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
459. SHRI SOHAN SINGH NEGI, INSPECTOR (MINISTERIAL), FRONTIER HEADQUARTER, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
460. SHRI MANAS CHATTERJEE, INSPECTOR (MINISTERIAL), HEADQUARTER DIRECTORATE GENERAL, KOLKATA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
461. SHRI RAJENDER PRAKASH CHHIKARA, INSPECTOR (CIPHER), FRONTIER HEADQUARTER, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
462. SMT. INDIRA PAVITHRAN, SUBEDAR MAJOR/SISTER-IN-CHARGE, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL KADAMTALA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 483463. SHRI KASHI NATH SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), 158 BN FATIKCHERA, TRIPURA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
464. SHRI JAI BHAGWAN, SUB-INSPECTOR (GD), 116 BN JAISALMER, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
465. SHRI VIJAY PAL SINGH, SUB-INSPECTOR (MINISTERIAL), HEADQUARTER ARTILLERY, FARIDKOT, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
466. SHRI DARSHAN KUMAR MUNJAL, STENO GRADE-II, G TRAINING SCHOOL, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
467. SHRI ANGADA CHANDRA BISWAL, ASSISTANT SUB-INSPECTOR (GD), KORAPUT, ODISHA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
468. SHRI ABID HUSSAIN, CONSTABLE (WASHERMAN), 70 BN NALAKATA, TRIPURA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
469. SHRI RAJINDER PRASAD, CONSTABLE (SWEEPER), 58 BN JALPAIGURI, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
470. SHRI RATN SANJAY, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ACB GHAZIABAD, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
471. SHRI RAVI KANT, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, EO- I, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
472. SHRI RAMNISH GEER, SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SCB MUMBAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
473. SHRI ANUJ ARYA, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
474. SMT. SEEMA PAHUJA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SC I, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
475. SHRI NAT RAM MEENA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SC II NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
476. SHRI SURENDER KUMAR MALIK, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACU-V, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
477. SHRI RAMESH CHAND SHARMA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ACB NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
478. SHRI CHANDRA KIRAN SHARMA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CBI HEADQUARTER, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .
479. SHRI MANOJ KUMAR DASH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ACB BHUBANESWAR, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
480. SHRI JALE SINGH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ACU-III, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
481. SHRI GOUTAM KUMAR SAGAR, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, POLICY DIVISION, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
482. SHRI ANIL VASANT MHATRE, SUB INSPECTOR, ACB MUMBAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
483. SHRI VIJAY KUMAR THAPA, ASSISTANT SUB-INSPECTOR OF POLICE, EO-I, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
484. SHRI RAJ KISHORE RAI, HEAD CONSTABLE, ACB PATNA, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
485. SHRI MEHBOOB HASAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, OFFICE OF ADCBI NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
486. SHRI BASANT SINGH BISHT, HEAD CONSTABLE, DCBI'S SECRETARIAT, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
487. SHRI BIJENDER SINGH, CONSTABLE, ACB NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
484 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1488. SHRI SHYAMBIR SINGH, CONSTABLE, POLICY DIVISION, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
489. SHRI SHANKAR DAS GIRDHAR, CRIME ASSISTANT, CBI HEADQUARTER, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
490. SHRI SHIKHAR SAHAI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CISF UNIT CCL KARGALI, BOKARO , JHARKHAND, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
491. SHRI RAVINDER KUMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, ASG MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
492. SMT. NEETA SINGH, SENIOR COMMANDANT, CISF NORTH ZONE HEADQUARTERS, SAKET, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE .
493. MS DINAVAHI SHYAMALA, SENIOR COMMANDANT, CISF HEADQUARTERS NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
494. SHRI BAM DEV SHARMA, COMMANDANT, CISF RTC BARWAHA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
495. SHRI SUDERSHAN MALHOTRA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, CISF UNIT GOA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
496. SHRI N. S. MURALEEDHARAN, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, CISF UNIT NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
497. SHRI M. PURUSHOTHAMAN, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT/JAO, CISF HQRS NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
498. SHRI SAJAN SINGH MARAVI, SUB INSPECTOR, CISF UNIT 3RD RESERVE BATTALION, BHILAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
499. SHRI UPEN DEKA, SUB INSPECTOR, CISF UNIT BARODA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
500. SHRI P. RAJASEKARAN, SUB INSPECTOR (MINISTRIAL), CISF WEST ZONE AIRPORT HEADQUARTER, MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
501. SHRI BALVINDER SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, CISF UNIT JHANSI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
502. SHRI V. REGHU KUMAR, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT DELHI METRO RAIL CORPORATION, DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
503. SHRI KESHAV PRASAD YADAV, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), ARAKKONAM, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
504. SHRI V. RAJAN, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT CALICUT, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
505. SHRI PONAMALAI SHANMUGA VELU, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT NEYVELI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
506. SHRI LILA DHAR SHARMA, HEAD CONSTABLE, CISF UNIT MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
507. SHRI YUNUS AHAMAD, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
508. SHRI K. C. GOPAKUMARAN NAIR, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT HYDERABAD, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
509. SHRI PRANBANDHU MAHAKUD, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT DURGAPUR, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
510. SHRI KULDEEP SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
511. SHRI MAHANAND TIWARI, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), CISF UNIT DHANBAD, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
512. SHRI RAM SINGH, CONSTABLE/SWEEPER, CISF HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 485513. SHRI AMAR SINGH NEGI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CHANDIGARH RANGE, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE .
514. SHRI RATI RANJAN DUTTA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, DIRECTORATE GENERAL CRPF, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
515. SHRI ASHOK PRASAD, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GROUP CENTRE DURGAPUR, WEST BENGAL, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
516. SHRI DINESH UNIYAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CTC GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
517. SMT. NITU DEBABRATA BHATTACHARYA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, DIRECTORATE GENERAL (WELFARE), NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
518. SHRI RAJEEV RAI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CRPF RANGE HQ, RANCHI JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
519. SHRI PRASHANT RAMCHANDRA JAMBHOLKAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, ISA CRPF MOUNT ABU RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
520. SHRI DINESH PRATAP UPADHYAY, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, DANTEWADA CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
521. SHRI KRISHNA KANT SINHA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, JAGDALPUR BASTAR CHHATTISGARH , CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
522. SHRI SHAILENDRA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, DIRECTORATE GENERAL NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
523. SHRI ANIL DHOUNDIYAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, DHURWA RANCHI, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
524. SHRI TRILOKI NATH MISRA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (MEDICAL), COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, CRPF AJMER, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
525. DR. SRIKANT KUMAR SRIVASTAVA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL MEDICAL, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, GC CRPF, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
526. SHRI KUNWAR GOVIND SINGH RATHAUR, COMMANDANT, 93 BN LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
527. SHRI RAJGOPAL SINGH, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, RANGE BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
528. SHRI A. JAYACHANDRAN, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, 229 BN GC CRPF, AVADI CHENNAI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
529. SHRI ACHYUTA NANDA BASTIA, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, 178 BN BUDGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
530. SHRI B. L. K. PILLAI, SECOND-IN-COMMAND, 77 BN POONAMALLEE, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
531. SHRI K. SELVAM, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 77 BN POONAMALLEE CHENNAI TAMIL NADU, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
532. SHRI RAM DASS YADAV, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 33 BN PREET NAGAR JAMMU, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
533. SHRI RAM SINGH KHAMPA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 108 BN RAF, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
534. SHRI DIWAKAR SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 1ST SIGNAL BN, JHARODA KALAN, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
535. SHRI RAM SINGAR RAM, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, GROUP CENTRE, IMPHAL, MANIPUR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
536. SHRI PARSU RAM KUNDA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, GC II AJMER RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
486 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1537. SHRI DHARAMPAL SINGH, INSPECTOR/GD, GROUP CENTRE NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
538. SHRI SEELAM JANKI RAMULU, INSPECTOR/GD, 39 BN NARAYANPUR, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
539. SHRI MAHENDRA SINGH, INSPECTOR/GD, GROUP CENTRE GREATER NOIDA, UTTAR PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
540. SHRI RAJENDER SINGH SHEKHAWAT, SUBEDAR MAJOR/GD, GROUP CENTRE SRINAGAR JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
541. SHRI PARAMHANS RAI, INSPECTOR/GD, 93 BN LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
542. SHRI NETRAPAL SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, CRPF RANGE AJMER, RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
543. SHRI JAILAL SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, ISA MOUNT ABU RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
544. SHRI BASAVANTAPPA KADAPPA PATIL, SUB INSPECTOR, 130 BN AWANTIPORA , ANANTNAG JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE .
545. MD. GHALIB KHAN, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, 69 BN IMPHAL, MANIPUR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
546. SHRI GAJENDER SINGH RAWAT, INSPECTOR/GD, 126 BN BIDDA, REASI JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
547. SHRI ARJUN SUNDARAY, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, GROUP CENTRE, BHUBANESHWAR, ODISHA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE .
548. MS. BHABANI CHAKRABORTY, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, 135(M) BN GANDHINAGAR, GUJRAT, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
549. SHRI P. VENUGOPALAN, SUB INSPECTOR/GD, CENTRAL ZONE KOLKATA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
550. SHRI GOPAL RANJAN MISHRA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR/GD, GC GUWAHATI ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
551. SHRI SELVARAJ K., ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, 34 BN NAGAON ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
552. SHRI PACHAN GOPAL KRISHANA PILLAI, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, 181 BN BUDGAM JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
553. SHRI PURAN SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE/GD, GC KATHGODAM UTTRAKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
554. SHRI PARESH CHANDER DEY, HEAD CONSTABLE/GD, 184 BN JHARGRAM WEST BENGAL, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
555. SHRI LAKSHESWAR BARMAN, HEAD CONSTABLE/GD, 171 BN DIBRUGARH , ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
556. MOHD. KAMAL MALLA, CONSTABLE/GD, GROUP CENTRE, SRINAGAR JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
557. SMT. SIBANI LAL, CONSTABLE/GD, 88(M) BN DWARKA SECTOR 8 NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
558. SHRI SWINDER SINGH, INSPECTOR/ ARMOURER, AWS-V, GROUP CENTER, KHATKHATI ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
559. SHRI YOGENDER SINGH, INSPECTOR/ TECH, CTC (T & IT) DHURWA RANCHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
560. SHRI PREM SINGH, INSPECTOR/DM, DIRECTORATE GENERAL, CGO COMPLEX NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
561. SHRI RAM KUMAR SHARMA, HEAD CONSTABLE (CARPENTER), GROUP CENTRE CRPF, MUZAFFARPUR, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 487562. SHRI T. RAJESHWAR REDDY, HEAD CONSTABLE ARMOURER, CWS-II, PUNE MAHARASHTRA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
563. SHRI BIPAT HASSAN, CONSTABLE WASHERMAN, 99 BN RAF HAKIMPET, SECUNDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
564. SHRI RAMESHWAR LAL, CONSTABLE (SK), 33 BN PREET NAGAR JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
565. SHRI GAJENDRA PATRA, CONSTABLE COOK, 81 BN JASPUR, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
566. MS. T. H. LEILA DEVI, SISTER-I/C, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, CRPF IMPHAL MANIPUR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
567. SHRI OMPRAKASH, JOINT ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, DIRECTORATE GENERAL, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
568. SHRI RAKESH KUMAR SHARMA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MIN.), DIRECTORATE GENERAL, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
569. SHRI MOHINDER SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (PS), DIRECTORATE GENERAL, MEDICAL BRANCH, NEW DELHI , CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
570. SHRI ROHTAS KUMAR, ASSITANT SUB INSPECTOR, 223 BN DANTEWADA, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE.
571. SMT. RAJANA UMESH KAUL, JOINT DEPUTY DIRECTOR (TECH), IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
572. SHRI KAMESHWAR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
573. SHRI DAL CHAND SINGH OLAK, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
574. SHRI HITENDRA WASUDEO NIKHARE, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB AGARTALA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
575. SHRI MOHAMMAD TAHIR KHAN, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
576. SHRI GOPAL DUTT GAUR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
577. SHRI JYOTI RANJAN ACHARYA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB BHUBANESWAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
578. MS. FARIDA JAMAL, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
579. SHRI SUJIT SINGH, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB PATNA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
580. SHRI RAKESH KUMAR SINHA, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
581. MS. B. G. MEKALA DEVI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB BANGALORE, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
582. SHRI VINAY KUMAR NAG, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB JAMMU, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
583. SHRI ONIL NARAYAN KAMBLE, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB SHILLONG, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
584. SHRI PRABHAS PRIYADARSHI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB CHANDIGARH, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
585. SHRI UJJWAL KUMAR SHUKLA, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
488 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1586. SHRI RAJAN CHENGUNI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB TRIVANDRUM, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
587. SHRI MANI GANESAN, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB CHENNAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
588. SHRI LAL MOHAN SAMANTRAY, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SIB DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
589. SHRI MADHU SUDHANA RAMINENI RAO, SECTION OFFICER, SIB HYDERABAD, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
590. SHRI VAYALAMKUZHI DAMODARAN, PRIVATE SECRETARY, SIB MUMBAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
591. SHRI SURINDER KUMAR SHARMA, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, SIB SRINAGAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
592. SHRI SORENSANGBAM IBOMCHA SINGH, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, SIB IMPHAL, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
593. SHRI BINOY KUMAR BORAH, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, SIB TEZPUR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
594. SHRI B. VISHWAKARMA, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, SIB RAIPUR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
595. MS PHUL MAYA TAMANG, JUNIOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-I/G, SGMI, SIB, GANGTOK, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
596. SHRI SUSHIL KUMAR GUPTA, DEPUTY INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (ENGINEER), EASTERN FRONTIER, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
597. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR CHOWDHARY, DEPUTY INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SHQ SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
598. SHRI SUNIL CHANDRA MAMGAIN, DEPUTY INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SHQ DELHI TIGRI CAMP NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
599. DR. VIJAI KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY INSEPTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (MEDICAL), REFERRAL HOSPITAL, CAPFs TIGRI CAMP NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
600. SHRI KARAN SINGH RAWAT, DEPUTY COMMANDANT (OFFICE), NORTH WEST FRONTIER, ITBP CHANDIGARH, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
601. SMT. RAJYASHRI RAWAT, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (ESC), ITBP ACADEMY MUSSOORIE UTTARAKHAND, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
602. SHRI BALDEV DASS, INSPECTOR (GD), BTC BHANU, PANCHKULA HARYANA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
603. SHRI KARTAR SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 13 BN LINGDUM SIKKIM, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
604. SHRI HARGOVIND SINGH, INSPECTOR (MT) , DIRECTORATE GENERAL NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
605. SHRI K.P RAJASEKHARAN NAIR, INSPECTOR (TELECOM), 27 BN, DISTT ALAPUZHA KERALA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
606. SHRI VIJAY SINGH, CONSTABLE/ COOK, 1ST BN JOSHIMATH, CHAMOLI UTTARAKHAND, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
607. SHRI PARAS RAM, CONSTABLE (SK), 28TH BN, REWARI, HARYANA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE.
608. SHRI SUDHIR HOODA, GROUP COMMANDER, MANESAR, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD.
609. SHRI KULDEEP SINGH, GROUP COMMANDER (CRO), NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD.
610. SHRI S. RAVICHANDRAN, TEAM COMMANDER (SO), HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD.
611. SHRI SURENDRA VIKRAM, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 62 BN DEBENDRANAGAR, DISTT SONITPUR ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
612. SHRI HEMANT KUMAR JHA, COMMANDANT (GD), FHQ NEW DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 489613. SHRI JAI BAHADUR SINGH GUNJIYAL, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (GD), 11 BN DIDIHAT DIST PITHORAGARH, UTTARAKHAND, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
614. SHRI PUSHKAR SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, CTC SALONIBARI, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
615. SHRI HOMESHWAR ROY, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 31ST BN GOSSAIGAON DIST KOKRAJHAR, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
616. SMT. LINA GUPTA, AREA ORGANIZER, KISHANGANJ, BIHAR, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
617. SHRI JAGDISH PRASAD ARYA, SUB AREA ORGANISER, BANBASA AREA CHAMPAWAT, UTTARAKHAND, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
618. SHRI BHUBAN CHIRING, INSPECTOR ARMOURER, 16TH BN KOKRAJHAR, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
619. SHRI ASHIM KANTI DAS, FIELD OFFICER TELECOM, SHQ BONGAIGAON, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
620. SHRI MAHENDRA SINGH GANGOLA, AFO (VETY), FHQ NEW DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL.
621. SHRI ABHAY SINGH BHATI, SSO, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP.
622. SHRI KIRAN RAI, SSO, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP.
623. SHRI GOPAL SINGH, SO-I, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP .
624. SHRI C.C. KRISHNA KUMAR, SO-I(MT), HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP.
625. SHRI SANJAY SHARMA, PRINCIPAL SCIENTIFIC OFFICER (WEAPONS), NEW DELHI, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
626. SHRI SUDHAKAR DESHMUKH, ASSISTANT, NEW DELHI, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
627. SHRI NARASIMHAN SUSHIL KANNAN, JOINT ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU.
628. SHRI SUHAS MITRA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT (FINGER PRINT), NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU.
629. SHRI PAWAN KUMAR MISHRA, INSPECTOR (FINGER PRINT), NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU.
630. SHRI BABU LAL SARKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (FINGER PRINT), NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU.
631. SHRI PURUSHOTTAM SHARMA, SENIOR SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT (CHEMISTRY), LOKNAYAK JAYAPRAKASH NARAYAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY AND FORENSIC SCIENCE.
632. SHRI SAME SINGH, STAFF CAR DRIVER, LOKNAYAK JAYAPRAKASH NARAYAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY AND FORENSIC SCIENCE.
633. SHRI SIMANCHAL DASH, CONSTABLE, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION.
634. SHRI SUDESH KUMAR RANA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY.
635. SHRI ANIL KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY.
636. SHRI RAJESH BHABOR, CONSTABLE, HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY.
637. SHRI BIRA KUMAR DAS, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (EXE), 3RD BN. MUNDALI, ODISHA, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE.
638. SHRI BIJAY KUMAR OJHA, INSPECTOR (MINISTRIAL), 3RD BN MUNDALI, ODISHA, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE.
639. SHRI RAM SEWAK SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (GD), 9 BN PATNA, BIHAR, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE.
490 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1640. SHRI GOPESH AGRAWAL, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
641. SHRI P. P. PRAMOD, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
642. SHRI KRISHNAMURTHY SHANKAR, INSPECTOR (MINISTRIAL), HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
643. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
644. SHRI CHANDRAKANTA, HEAD CONSTABLE, HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
645. SHRI M. RAMI REDDY, HEAD CONSTABLE, HYDERABAD, SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY.
646. SHRI P. M. MURALIDHAREN, PPS, NORTH BLOCK NEW DELHI , MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
647. SHRI MUNAWAR KHURSHEED, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (RPF), SECR ZONAL HEADQUARTER, BILASPUR, M/O RAILWAYS.
648. SMT. KANCHAN CHARAN, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (RPF), ECOR HEADQUARTER, CHANDRASEKHARPUR, BHUBANESWAR, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
649. SHRI G. M. ESWARA RAO, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL-CUM-PRINCIPAL, RPF TRAINING CENTRE, SC RAILWAY, MOULA ALI, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
650. SHRI SANJIB KUMAR RAY, ASSISTANT SECURITY COMMISSIONER OF HEADQUARTER, EASTERN RAILWAY, LILUAH, WEST BENGAL, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
651. SHRI RAMKIRAT YADAV, ASSISTANT SUB-INSPECTOR, NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY, CRIME CELL, VARANASI , MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
652. SHRI C. GIREESH, SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, RPF, PALAKKAD, KERALA , MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
653. SHRI N. SHALEM RAJU, ASI, SCR, DIVISIONAL ARMOURY, VIJAYAWADA, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
654. SHRI YUGAL KISHOR JAT, CONSTABLE, RPF OFFICE AGRA, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
655. SHRI RAJESH LAL, INSPECTOR, PATNA, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
656. SHRI GANGADHAR JHA, CONSTABLE, HAJIPUR, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
657. SHRI JAYACHANDRAN P.S., SUB INSPECTOR, 5TH BN, RPSF, TRICHY, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
658. SHRI VALLABHANENI J.D. KRISHNA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, 5TH BN, RPSF, TRICHY, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
659. SHRI NARUL SHAIK, WC, 4TH BN, RPSF, NEW JALPAIGURI, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS.
2. These awards are made under rule 4(ii) of the rule governing the grant of Police Medal for Meritorious Service.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 155-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Certificate of Honour to the following scholars of Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian and Pali/Prakrit :—
SANSKRIT
1. Shri Manohar Vidyalankar
2. Shri S. Sambanda Sivacharya
3. Jagadguru Nimbarkacharya Shriradhasarveshwarsharandevacharya Shri Shrijimaharaj
4. Dr. Rama Shankar Tripathi
5. Shri V. Krishnamurthy Ghanapatigal
6. Shri Areyar Srirama Sharma
7. Dr. R. Krishnamurthi SastryPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 491 8. Shri Francois Grimal
9. Shri Vidwan Mahamahopadhyaya Sri Raja Giri Acharya (Sri Sujnanendracharya)
10. Prof. Radhavallabh Tripathi
11. Shri Chellam Srinivasa Somayaji
12. Prof. Vempaty Kutumba Sastry
13. Prof. Om Prakash Upadhyaya
14. Prof. (Smt.) Shashi Prabha Kumar
SANSKRIT (INTERNATIONAL)
1. Shri Pierre-Sylvain FILLIOZAT
ARABIC
1. Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Rahmathullah
2. Dr. Nisar Ahmad Ansari Azmi
PERSIAN
1. Prof. (Smt.) Shameem Akhtar
PALI/PRAKRIT
1. Shri Mahopadhyay Vinay Sagar
In addition, the President is also pleased to award the Maharshi Badrayan Vyas Samman to the following scholars of Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian and Pali/Prakrit :—
SANSKRIT
1. Dr. K.S. Maheswaran
2. Dr. Pramod Kumar Sharma
3. Dr. Madhav Janardan Ratate
4. Dr. Vinay Kumar Pandey
ARABIC
1. Dr. Aurang Zeb Azmi
PERSIAN
1. Dr. Atiqur Rahman
PALI/PRAKRIT
1. Dr. Samani Sangeet Prajna
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The 26th November 2014
No. 88 –Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Andhra Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Y. Appala Naidu,
Junior Commando
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 11/11/2012, on credible information that about 20-25 members of KKW Division (Karimnagar, Khammam and Warangal Division) Maoists are moving with lethal weapons to commit unlawful offences, a raid was planned. This village is on the border of Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh state and has remained an impregnable den for AP and Chhattisgarh Maoist dalams with overwhelming support of tribals. The police party navigated for 20 KMs to reach Duddeda village in the night, braving inhospitable terrain. As the police party was combing the area, it came across sounds of some people talking.
492 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1Just then, a sentry of the Maoists, sighted police party and opened heavy fire on them. Consequently due to the heavy fire no one in police party advanced. However, JC Y. Appala Naidu advanced in the direction of the heavy fire and retaliated the fire courageously. JC Y. Appalla Naidu sustained a grievous bullet injury to his right fore-arm. Though the injury was grievous, with a lot of pain the above JC transferred his weapon to his left arm and continued firing. Later, the remaining Maoists fled from the scene. Y. Appala Naidu, JC alongwith his party advanced and found the dead body of the sentry of the Maoists and recovered SLR-1, .303 Rifle-1, SLR Rounds-27, Kit Bags-11 from the scene.
Thus, Y. Appala Naidu, JC played a key role by risking his life by braving imminent fire and thereby neutralizing one dreaded Maoist.
In this encounter Shri Y. Appala Naidu, Junior Commando displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4(i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 12/11/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 89 –Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Andhra Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri D. Ramesh, Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Shri D. Ramesh of Police, belongs to the 2009 batch and has been working with zeal in the anti-extremist field and participated in (5) EOF in which (13) extremist died and many arms and ammunition recovered.
SI Cherla P.S. of Khammam Dist. cultivated and developed intelligence network. He received information about the movement of CPI Maoists in Chennapuram Village and surrounding forest area, to commit sensational offences like killing of their selected targets. On receipt of credible information on 24/09/2011, regarding the movement of about 20 members of the Venkatapuram Area Committee Maoists in Cherla P.S. limits, a local police team led by Shri D. Ramesh, SI alongwith Shri A.Prabhu, JC and Shri N. Anil Kumar, JC of Grey Hounds left for action immediately.
On spotting the police party, the sentry opened rapid fire on Shri D. Ramesh and alerted others. The extremists who were in an advantageous position, opened indiscriminate fire from all directions. Shri D. Ramesh,SI, under fire from extremists, advanced close to the extremists, unmindful of grave risk to his life and bravely chased them by retaliating with fire. With his gallant action and high degree of leadership, he converted the disadvantageous position into advantageous position, and snatched winning situation from the extremists. The firing from both sides continued for 10 minutes. Later, the police party searched the scene and found the dead bodies of two male cadres who were identified as (1) Musaki Chukkal, r/o Rengam (v), Usur Block, Bijapur District, Area Milita Commander in Chief and (2) Madakam Somal, r/o Chennapuram of Cherla (m), Militila Platoon Section Commander and recovered one SLR rifle with loaded magazine consisting of 16 live rounds, one 8 mm rifle, pouch containing 16 live rounds of 8 mm rifle and three empty cartridges of INSAS weapon and one empty cartridge of AK 47 from the scene, in Cr. No. 71/2011 of Cherla PS. The dead Maoists were responsible for commission of many heinous crimes including murders etc. After this encounter, the morale of the Maoists group fell to its lowest ebb.
In this encounter Shri D. Ramesh, Sub Inspector displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 25/09/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 90–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Assam Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri 1. Akhilesh Kumar Singh, (PMG) Superintendent of PolicePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 493 2. Lamhao Doungel, (1st Bar to PMG) Addl. Superintendent of police
3. Prakash Sonowal, (1st Bar to PMG) Sub Divisional Police Officer
4. Lalit Hazarika, (PMG) Constable
5. Manuj Handique, (PMG) Constable
6. Md. Abdul Hekim, (PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 29th May, 2012, Shri Akhilesh Kumar Singh, IPS Superintendent of Police, Sivasagar received information that a large group of ULFA extremits headed by SS 2nd Lieutenant Rupantar Kakoti armed with sophisticated weapons were taking shelter in Lengibor area along the Assam Nagaland border. He immediately planned and launched an operation in the night, with assistance of Addl. SP Shri Lamhao Doungel and SDPO, Shri Prakash Sonowal and personnel from Assam Commandos & AP Rangers and a Platoon of 210 COBRA Bn led by AC Gurucharan Kalindia. The Police team was fired upon in the night at village Lengibor, but they continued their pursuit and after a long march in the unfamiliar and hostile terrain, the Police team reached the Lalmati Basti on the Nagaland side of border at about 0430 hrs on 30th May, 2012 where the hideout was located. This hamlet is located in high hills of Patkai Range in a very difficult terrain and is frequented by armed NSCN cadres, who have common cause with ULFA extremists in the area. Undeterred, the operational group under command of Shri A K Singh tactically divided itself into smaller teams to search various cluster of houses located sparsely in hilly terrain. As the small team under Shri Singh was passing by a hillock, the ULFA group which had taken strategic position on the height of the hillock suddenly started firing on the Police team from automatic weapons like UMG and AK 56. In retaliation, Shri Akhilesh Singh and ABC Abdul Hekim charged at the mould from the Southern side and climbed up the hillock tactically amidst heavy firing from the ULFA group. They reached close to the extremist group and hit them putting their life in great danger as the extremists started firing heavily on them. At the same time Shri Lamhao Doungle and ABC Manuj Hadique launched on the Hillock in buddy pair parallel to Shri Singh and they engaged the ULFA group from close range. As a result, two ULFA cadres received multiple bullet injuries and jumped down the slope and disappeared in tall vegetation. One of the injured extremists lobbed a grenade which did not explode. The small protection team of Shri Singh gave covering fire to the charging officers and two jawans from below the hillock in the process. Seeing the development, Shri Prakash Sonowal and Assistant Commandant G Kalindia with his COBRA team charged at the hillock from the Eastern side and engaged the extremists. Shri Prakash Sonowal, ABC Lalit Hazarika and two COBRA personnel displayed courage in this charge, while as their small team gave supportive fire. This gallant charge by Police, forced the ULFA group to give up and they jumped down the slope of the mould. Two of the extremists were visibly hit by bullets but they managed to disappear in the full grown vegetation & jungle all around. While fleeing, they hurled one more grenade on advancing Police team, to deter their advance, which did not explode. The ops team followed the blood trails left behind in two directions but they were soon lost due to ongoing heavy rains. The police recovered one AK-47 rifle with 40 rounds live ammunition, one factory made remote controlled Chinese made directional mine, two live Hand Grenades & a magazine of Smith & Vesson Pistol with two rounds of 9 mm ammunition along with other camp material and a blood soaked rucksack of one of the injured extremists.
In continuing search, one listed ULFA hardcore cadre Hiren Gogoi @ Robin Moran, was recovered subsequently from a nearby area, with multiple bullet injuries. He had thrown grenade in the campus of Nathurapur Police station on 29th March, 2012. It was subsequently confirmed that SS Cpl Aidyaman Baruah was also hit by bullet in his left thigh during this encounter but managed to escape taking advantage of forest cover. The commander of this group SS 2nd Lieutenant Rupantar Kakoti and other cadres escaped unhurt. The Sivasagar Police personnel were at the forefront of the assault led by Shri A K Singh. Their exhibition of raw courage and selfless devotion to duty without caring for their life, in a hostile terrain and in direct line of adversary firing, is an example of rare gallant action of highest order.
In this encounter S/Shri Akhilesh Kumar Singh, Superintendent of Police, Lamhao Doungel, Addl. Superintendent of Police, Prakash Sonowal, Sub Divisional Police Officer, Lalit Hazarika, Constable, Manuj Handique, Constable and Md. Abdul Hekim, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal/1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 30/05/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President494 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 No. 91–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Assam Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri 1. Juga Kanta Borah, Inspector
2. Simanta Borah, Sub Inspector
3. Dipak Borah, Constable
4. Budheswar Chakradhara, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 04.01.2013 on the basis of specific information regarding movement of ULFA extremist in the general areas of Tinsukia, Makum and Bordubi Police Stations, a joint operation was launched by Tinsukia Police along with 2nd Assam Regiment (Army) , 68 Bn, CRPF and COBRA at diferrent places by splitting into small groups and all the small groups carried out operations at different locations of the general areas of Tinsukia, Makum and Bordubil.
One operation team under the leadership of Inspr Juga Kanta Borah Officer-In-Charge, Tinsukia Police Station, SI Simanta Borah, Officer-in-charge, Mukum Police Station alongwith other staff, laid ambush at Hebeda Gaon under Bordubi Police Station. Suddenly at about 2140 hrs the police operational team noticed 4/5 unidentified persons coming on foot towards them. When the Police operation team challenged to stop, they suddenly opened indiscriminate firing on the operation team. The police operation team came under heavy fire. Taking advantage of the darkness, the heavily armed extremists fired on the police operation team with a view to kill the members of the team. In the process, Inspector Juga Kanta Borah and SI Simanta Bora led from the front and came directly under fire, which motivated the rest of the staff. Accordingly, operation team retaliated for self defense exposing themselves to the extreme danger of lives. During the brief exchange of fire, one extremist sustained bullet injuries and one extremist was overpowered by the police team. Rest others managed to escape taking the advantage of darkness and fog. After the firing stopped, the Police team immediately evacuated the injured ULFA extremist to civil hospital, Tinsukia for medical treatment. Upon search of the body of the injured ULFA cadre, one M-20 pistol along with 1 magazine and 3 rounds of live ammunitions, 4 nos. of Chinese grenades, 2 nos. of RCIED, 2 nos. of detonator and some incriminating documents were found from his possession, the injured ULFA extremist, who was shifted to Tinsukia civil hospital for medical treatment, was declared brought dead by the attending doctors.
Later on, the dead ULFA extremist was identified by his brother as hardcore ULFA cadre Debajit Duwarah @ Bangli Asom @ Dou, S/o Shri Praip Duwarah of Na-Motapung under Barekuri Police station Distt. Tinsukia. The apprehended extremist was identified as Niranta Moran S/o Shri Pradip Moran of No.2 Hebeda Gaon, PS Bordubi, Distt. Tinsukia.
In this encounter S/Shri Juga Kanta Borah, Inspector, Simanta Borah, Sub Inspector, Dipak Borah, Constable and Budheswar Chakradhara, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 04/01/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 92–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Assam Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Kamal Chandra Sil,
Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 21.12.2012 based on intelligence inputs regarding the presence of Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants in general area of village Suorkona under Lakhipur P.S, a joint operation was launched by a troop of 13th Sikh Regiment and Police Staff of Lakhipur P.S headed by S.I Kamal Chandra Sil,O/C Lakhipur P.S at around 1800 hrs. During search operation at about 1950 hrs. suspicious movement of 2/3 individual were noticed in dense vegetation in the vicinity of the out skirts of village Suorkona. Captain P K Joiswal of Army team and S I Kamal Chandra Sil, O/C Lakhipur P.S displayed exemplary leadership and tactical acumen blocked all the escape routes. When challenged to come out, thePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 495 operation team was fired upon indiscriminately by the militants from the vegetation. S.I Kamal Chandra Sil exercising effective command and displaying raw courage immediately opened fire from his personal weapon and thereby pinning down the militants. With utter disregard to personal safety despite coming under indiscriminate burst of fire from automatic rifle like M-16 automatic assault rifle S.I Kamal Chandra Sil reacted instantly and desperately fired towards the militants resulting in killing of one militant, displaying conspicuous gallantry beyond normal call of duty. His gallant act helped in avoiding collateral damage to the operation team as well as the civilians. The killed militant was identified as SS Lance Corporal Bilpak B. Marak, a trained hardcore GNLA militant close associate of SS Commander-in-Chief of GNLA and wanted in many extremist related cases. One 5.56mm automatic M-16 Assault Rifle with 12 (twelve) rounds of Live ammunitions and some GNLA related incriminating documents were recovered and seized from the possession of the deceased militant.
In this connection Lakhipur P S Case No. 679/12/U/S 121/121(A)/122/353/307 I.P.C R/W Sec. 25 (1-B) (a)/27 Arms Act and 10/13 UA (P) Act was registered.
In this encounter Shri Kamal Chandra Sil, Sub Inspector displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 21/12/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 93–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Chhattisgarh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Vishnu Ram Lediya, (Posthumously)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Vishnu Ram Lediya was working as a Constable PS Durgkondal, Kanker District. 200 Battalion BSF was deployed on Anti Naxal Operation in Kanker District of Chhattisgarh since 20th October 2009. The Unit had planned domination and sanitization of the area through Road Security Operations, Mobile Check Post and Area Domination Patrols. On 29th August 2010 at about 0400 hrs, after due preparation as per tactical requirements, a party comprising 02 Inspectors, 57 Other Ranks, Tactical Headquarter elements, 04 Police Personnel, including Vishnu Ram Lediya and 05 SPOs of Chhattisgarh Police left Tactical Headquarter, Durgukondal for sanitizing the area between Durgkondal and Village Bhuski (located on Bhanupratappur-Pakhanjur axis. The whole stretch is interspersed with Nullahs and dense forests. The thick vegetation and the road bends restrict the observation upto 25 to 30 Mtrs. The rugged terrain and inhospitable weather conditions of the area also cause hindrance in movement.
The party led by Inspector Arjun Singh was detailed to carryout Area Domination Patrol and Road Security Operation, while the party of Inspector Manish Kumar was tasked to lay Mobile Check Post. The party advanced tactically taking all precautionary measures. Vishnu Ram Lediya had excellent knowledge of the topography of the area and was the guide for the Police party. He was providing cover from the right side of the road to the BSF personnel who were clearing the IEDs with the help of DSMDs.
At about 0650 hrs, as the leading scouts reached a road bend between Mile Stones No. 33 and 34, located approx. 8.5 Kms from Durgkondal, the scouts came under heavy volume of fire from the North-West direction. The leading troops without losing a moment, jumped towards the left side of the road and took cover, but by this time, the Naxals started firing from South-West direction also. Initially, the troops of the patrolling party were pinned down by the heavy volume of fire of the well-positioned and well-entrenched Naxalites who had laid a deliberate ambush.
Observing the effectiveness of the aimed fire on the patrolling party from all directions, Vishnu Ram Lediya guided the party in response despite the fact that he himself was in a difficult situation. His knowledge of the topography and fearless spirit enabled the soldiers to retaliate effectively and compelled the well-entrenched Naxals to shift their positions. This also provided an opportunity to pinned down members of the patrolling party to reorganize and to break the ambush.
Vishnu Ram Lediya displayed the highest degree of professionalism and courage to guide the other personnel of Police Party out of the ambush, while he himself made the supreme sacrifice.
Recoveries Made: - One Iron pipe bomb, One detonator with wire, 3 petrol bombs, two detonator bombs, 1 SLR magazine, 13 SLR live cartridges, 18 SLR fired cartridges, ten .303 fired cartridges, 15 INSAS fired cartridges, four AK-47 fired cartridges and five 12 bore fired cartridges.
496 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1In this encounter (late) Shri Vishnu Ram Lediya, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 29/08/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 94–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Chhattisgarh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Santosh Kumar Pandey, Assistant Platoon Commander
2. Ramesh Shori, Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Specific intelligence inputs were received about presence of naxals in Nelnar area. On 11.06.2013, search party comprising of 235 personnel including personnel from the Special Task Force (STF) proceeded towards Nelnar Ulispara. STF team laid ambush on the other side of river Ulispara, village Nelnar. On 12.06.2013, the District Police force team spotted an armed naxal while moving towards Ulispara. The Police team split into five teams and cordoned the area. On seeing the police party approaching towards them from all sides, the Naxals started firing. Santosh Kumar Pandey (APC of STF) and Head Constable Ramesh Kumar Shori alongwith their police formations followed the Naxals and braved the heavy. Naxals started escaping towards the hill, taking away injured naxals along with them. Despite difficult terrain, the police party climbed the hill and forced them to recede. The police party also succeeded in inflicting casualty on the naxals with the killing of female Naxalite Sarita of Nelnar Dalam. The Naxals were thus overpowered by the Police party and escaped into the jungle leaving behind one .303 rifle, one local pistol, two Bharmar guns, 16 rounds of .303 rifle, three Tiffin bombs, one round air gun , three Tiffin bomb, eight cracker bomb, four bundles electric wire, 38 detonator, five flash battery, one GPS, three Voltametre and other destructive material, black uniforms, naxalite literature, medical kit etc. The police party also noticed blood spots and dragging marks at various places in the encounter site which indicates that the naxalites managed to escape with few more injured cadres & dead bodies taking advantage of dense forest and difficult terrain.
S/Shri Santosh Kumar Pandey and Ramesh Kumar Shori of district Police led their parties from the front, braved heavy firing from naxals who were at an advantageous position and not only succeeded in chasing the naxals away but also in inflicting casualty on them.
In this encounter S/Shri Santosh Kumar Pandey, Assistant Platoon Commander and Ramesh Shori, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 12/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 95–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Chhattisgarh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Devaram Bhaskar, Assistant Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receiving input of movement of Maoist Military Company No.02 in Kurcholi area of Bijapur District, a joint operation was planned. After proper planning and briefing, troops of District Police and Central Reserve Police Force were divided into two parties. The first party left for Kurcholi on 23.2.2013 from Pamalwaya and the other party left from Cherpal.
Before reaching Kurcholi, Party no. 1 bifurcated into two groups, each group having men from CRPF and DEF both. District Police component of one group was led by SI Sameer and ASI Bhaskar and CRPF component by DIG CRPF S. Elango while District Police component of other group was led by SI Raju and CRPF component by AC Madhu. After thoroughly searching the area around Kurcholi, while troops of first group were having lunch, at around 1500 hrs onPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 497 24.02.2013, Maoists initially exploded crackers to threaten the security forces and then fired a burst from their LMG. The intensity of attack increased and fierce firing ensued as Maoists equipped with sophisticated weapons advanced towards the Security Forces. ASI Bhaskar was then tasked to go forward along with 10 men covering from the left side. Without caring for his personal safety, ASI Bhaskar led his men and went ahead, retaliating the naxal fire all along. Undeterred by heavy naxal fire from the other side he advanced confidently and retaliated. Some naxals who sustained injuries in the exchange of fire were seen being carried by their colleagues. It was getting dark. Due to the formidable retaliation by the security forces, the naxals receded. The security forces were also able to inflict casualty on the naxals. Dead body of two uniformed naxals, later identified as Punem Mitkoo @ Kismat of Pusnar and Ratna Sambi Reddy @ Salim, both members of 2nd Military Company were recovered.
Other recovery :—
1. 12 Bore Gun
2. Hand Grenade
3. SLR mag.
4. Bullets (12 Bore Gun) 01
02
01
22
5. Mechanisms of Pressure Bomb 19
6. Detonator
7. Bullets (.303 Gun)
8. Empty Case (.303 Gun)
9. Empty Case (SLR Gun)
10. RDX
11. Cordex wire
12. Naxalite Literature 03
06
02
08
03 kg.
02 ft.
03
In this encounter Shri Devaram Bhaskar, Assistant Sub Inspector displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 24/02/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 96–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Delhi Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Yashpal Rathi, (Posthumously) Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Shri Yashpal Rathi, HC(Exe.) was an officer with mark integrity, sharp intelligence combined with an unquestioned honesty and diligence having no grudge for the laborious and tiresome jobs that are assigned to him & which he rather discharged with utmost zeal and a superb sense of responsibility. He acquired very good knowledge of Police practical work and due to his sincere hard work he was posted in different Units/Districts of Delhi police and lastly he was posted in South Distt. He performed an exemplary gallant act based on extra ordinary efforts which finally led to the cracking of desperate Mewati gangs.
As a Constable and Head Constable he has performed outstandingly which is evident from the excellent knowledge of criminal specially Mewati gangs. Mewati gang mostly used to run away with cattle and often break shutters of shops in small market for committing burglaries. Presently there are 20 identified big and small criminal groups in Mewat regions. They are involved in petty theft to brutal murders, armed robberies and other heinous crime like gang rape etc. The Mewati criminals have became the genuine policing concern and they commit thefts of 2/4/6 wheelers and using TATA-407 and other vehicles for the thefts of cattles/committing burglaries robberies etc. presently they are using Mahindra Pick-ups.
498 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1Over the period of time HC Yashpal Rathi had acquired outstanding knowledge about the activities of Mewati criminals operating in Delhi and NCR regions despite fully aware about the lurking danger and imminent risk to the life. HC Yashpal Rathi developed source in different areas of Delhi and NCR areas specially outline areas including the borders of South and South West Distt. to nab the criminals.
On 23.08.2012, at about 10.15 PM, HC Yashpal, while being posted at PS Mehrauli, was detailed for verification of bail bond in case FIR No. 594/04 u/s 498A/406/34 IPC PS Mehrauli. He proceeded vide his departure DD No.82B on Govt. vehicle Bajaj Pulsar M/Cycle No DL1SN9586 as the report was required to be submitted on 24.08.2012 in the Court for fixed purpose. The address of surety in the bail bond fell, in the jurisdiction of Nazafgarh, South West District, New Delhi. Meanwhile in the mid night, he received information about desperate Mewati Gang operating in the area of Nazafgarh and HC Yashpal without wasting any time and not bothered by the quantum of risk involved, he immediately rushed towards the place of striking of Mewati Criminals. He advance bravely without caring for his personal safety and acted swiftly to apprehend the criminals who made attempts to escape. HC Yashpal Rathi intercepted their vehicle with his Govt. M/Cycle and challenged them to stop without any fear very well knowing that Mewati Criminals could be armed with deadly weapons. Seeing the courageous act of HC Yashpal, Mewati Criminals who were 10 in numbers, and desperate as they are, immediately opened fire directly aiming at HC Yashpal Rathi, and hit him on his head causing serious injuries. Despite being severe injury, HC Yashpal Rathi displayed exemplary courage and dare devil act by making an attempt to stop and apprehend them. He grappled with the criminals till he fell down and by taking advantage of the situation., the criminals escaped from the spot. Thereafter, HC Yashpal Rathi was shifted to Rao Tula Ram Hospital, Jaffarpur Kalan, where he was declared as brought dead. In this regard, a case vide FIR No. 192/12 dated 24.08.2012 u/s 302 IPC was registered at PS Baba Hari Das Nagar. During the course of investigation four accused persons were arrested.
This gallant act of courage of HC Yashpal Rathi was outstanding and beyond the requirements of normal call of duties. He showed highest sense of courage, devotion to his duties, consistency, professionalism, presence of mind and valour in apprehending desperate criminals. Moreover, he scarified his life while battling with criminals without caring for his life and prevented series of major crimes while going beyond the normal periphery of his official duties. His splendid performance added glory to the department which has been appreciated by general public and media at large.
In this action (Late) Shri Yashpal Rathi, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 24/08/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 97–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Delhi Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Ram Kishan, (Posthumously)
Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 25.11.2012, HC Ram Kishan and Ct G K Siddaiah, were deployed for night picket duty from 8 PM to 8 AM at Jaunti Toll Tax Picket on Delhi-Haryana border in the area of Police Station Kanjhawala, Outer District, Delhi.
At about 2.10 AM on 26.11.2012, a white car came from the side of village Jaunti. Since the vehicle was moving suspiciously, it was stopped by HC Ram Kishan for checking. Four persons were inside the Car. Two persons sitting in the rear seat of the car were checked physically by HC Ram Kishan after getting them out of the vehicle. Thereafter, the HC asked the front seat occupant to get out of the car. When the front seat occupant didn't alight despite opening the car door, the HC used slight force to get him out of the car. At this moment, the driver, started speeding the car in reverse direction. Meanwhile, the front seat occupant had taken out a pistol and he pointed it to fire upon the Head Constable. The HC showed great courage, presence of mind and without caring for his life, swiftly snatched away the pistol from the hands of assailants.
To further stop their escape, HC Ram Kishan putting his life in great danger continued to hold the assailant. The speeding car did not stop and HC Ram Kishan, who held on to one of the assailants through the front left door of the vehicle, got dragged to some distance. The car borne assailants panicked and fired two shots upon the HC which hit him in vital organ. Due to gun shot injury caused by assailants HC Ram Kishan fell down from speeding car of assailants and criminals fled away from the spot.
SI Khajan Singh informed the Police Control Room about the incident and shifted the injured HC to the nearest hospital (Brahamashakti Hospital) where he was declared 'brought dead'. The pistol snatched from the accused persons wasPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 499 checked and was found to contain 5 live cartridges of Caliber 9mm. A case vide FIR No 258/12 dated 26.11.2012 u/s 186/353/302/34 IPC 25/27 Arms Act has been registered at PS Kanjhawala.
Crime Branch of Delhi Police has solved this case. Neetu Dawoda, the most wanted desperate criminal of Delhi & Haryana was behind this murder. He had escaped from police custody during movement to court in Mar, 2012. There was a reward of Rs.1 Lac on him.
HC Ram Kishan showed exemplary courage and bravery of the highest order in order to nab desperate armed criminals and thus sacrificed his own life while trying to apprehend the renegades. The bravery shown by HC Ram Kishan has won appreciation not only from the highest ranks of Police and Media, but also from the general public at large. He has set a rarely seen before example of gallantry and dedication towards his duty.
In this action (Late) Shri Ram Kishan, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 26/11/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 98–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Delhi Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Umesh Kumar, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
A brief account of gallant action :
Officers of south District, Delhi Police performed an exemplary gallant act based on extraordinary effort that led to a successful operation in which seven members of the desperate gang of Satte-Bittu Gang were arrested after a shootout incident which took place in the area of Green Park on 19.01.2009. 4 automatic pistols along with huge quantity of cartridges, 9 cellular phones, 2 daggers, 1 robbed SX-4 car, 1 Maruti Zen, 1 Honda Accord, 1 Santro car and 1 motorcycle used in the crime have been recovered from their possession. Four criminals including the Gang-Leader Satya Prakash @ Satte, dreaded gangsters Nadeem @ Naseem and Shakeel and their associate Kuldeep @ Sonu were critically injured in the day light shoot out.
OPERATION
During most of the year 2008 and beginning of year 2009, a desperate gang of Satte-Bittu had been indulging in committing sensational incidents of bank robberies and targeting businessmen who carried large sums of money in the areas of Delhi, N.C.R., UP and Rajasthan. In all these sensational incidents, firearms were extensively used by the criminals and in most of the case victims suffered multiple gunshot injuries. Ultimately, several teams of Delhi Police pursued the leads available to arrest the members of this desperate gang. A reward of Rs.25,000/- was also processed at Police Headquarters and a case under MCOCA was also initiated against Satya Prakash Satte in Police Station Nand Nagri, New Delhi. Despite extensive efforts by several teams of Delhi Police, the gang remained at large and continuously committed series of sensational crimes in Delhi, NCR, UP and Rajasthan.
In order to neutralize this gang, a joint team of Police Station Lodhi Colony and AATS (Anti Auto Theft Squad), South District consisting of Inspector Rajender Singh, SHO/Lodhi colony, Inspr Jarnail Singh, I/c AATS, SIs Pawan Tomar, Parmod Joshi, Balihar Singh and others under the supervision of Shri Vikramjeet Singh, ACP/Defence Colony and leadership of Shri HGS Dhaliwal, DCP/South District was formed. The efforts put by the team bore quick results and a specific information regarding the movements of the criminals was received at Police Station Lodhi Colony that the gang members of Satte are planning to commit some bank robbery in the Green Parks area of South Delhi. On receipt of this information, SHO/Lodhi colony immediately informed DCP/South, Sh. HGS Dhaliwal who formed a combined team of staff of PS Lodhi Colony under supervision of Insp Rajender Singh and of Anti Auto Theft Squad, South District under supervision of Insp. Jarnail Singh.
The two teams under the directions and coordination of Sh. HGS Dhaliwal closely worked together in this critical situation and successfully identified the vehicles being used by the dreaded criminals and started the hot pursuit. When the police team reached at NDSE-I, the criminals had already moved further in the area of Green Park Extension in the above500 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 said vehicles, leaving behind motorcycles at NDSE-I. The police team started chasing the identified vehicle of the criminals and after a hot pursuit intercepted the black Honda Accord car at gate number 2, Green Park Extension. When the police team tried to go near the vehicle of criminals, the occupants of the black Honda Accord car opened indiscriminate firing at the police party. The firing with the criminals lasted for about 12 to 15 minutes and around 54 rounds were exchanged from both sides. All assailants occupying the Honda Accord car received multiple gunshot injuries and three policemen viz. Constables Umesh, Suresh and Kaushalender also received gunshot injuries. The other vehicle i.e. white Santro which had more accomplices of these dreaded criminals managed to flee from the spot.
All the injured were shifted to AIIMS Trauma Centre. A case vide FIR No.24 dated 19.01.2009 u/s 307/186/332/353/34IPC and 25/27 Arms Act was registered at Police Station Hauz Khas and investigation taken up. All the four injured criminals were admitted in AIIMS Trauma Centre in critical condition. Two more accused persons viz. Nadir and Harpal @ Honey were arrested later. Arjun, an employee in AIIMS, was also arrested on 29.01.09 in a case of cheating and forgery registered at Police Station Defence Colony vide FIR 25/09 alongwith Sharafat Sheikh for facilitating the forged medical documents of the members of Satte-Bittu Gang and mother of Sharafat Sheikh, the notorious drug dealer already lodged in Tihar Jail in MCOCA. The fleeing Santro car was also recovered from Lajpat Nagar area. One motorcycle left by the criminals at NDSE-I was also recovered at the instance of both arrested accused Honey and Nadir. One SX-4 car robbed from Geetanjali was also recovered from Sarojini Nagar area at the instance of Harpal @ Honey whereas one Maruti Zen car used in several crimes by Satte and his gang members was also recovered from Commesum Restaurant parking area, HN Din. All the fleeing criminals were also arrested in follow up action.
During the interrogation the accused Satte and his other associates disclosed series of sensational crimes which they committed in Delhi, Rajasthan and NCR region during their heydays of the present phase of their criminals career.
Individual role of Umesh Kumar, Constable
The role of brave Const. Umesh, who happens to be a trained commando, had been extremely outstanding at the spot. He fired 8 rounds from his AK-47 and also used the AK-47 weapons of his other colleague and used these long range weapons at such an angle of decline from overhead position and with such a precision that the bullets did not hit any public person present at the street. The trained firing skill he applied not only saved the lives of many people crowding the area around but also restrained criminals from using their weapons freely.
While engaged in fierce encounter with the criminals Const. Umesh was also shot at upper abdomen but escaped unhurt as the bullet hit the bullet proof jacket he was wearing.
Recoveries made :—
i) 4 automatic pistols ( 3 Made in USA and 1 Made in Italy)
ii) 3 extra magazines with 8 live rounds
iii) 19 fired cartridges
iv) 1 robbed SX-4 car
v) 1 stolen Maruti Zen car
vi) 1 Honda Accord used in crime
vii) 1 Santro car used by the criminals to escape
viii) 1 motorcycle used in the commission of crime
ix) 10 cellular phones and 17 sim cards of different service providers
x) 2 daggers
xi) Some forged documents
xii) Two traveling bags for the purpose of carrying looted money
In this encounter Shri Umesh Kumar, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/01/2009.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the PresidentPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 501 No. 99–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Jammu & Kashmir Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed, Dy. Superintendent of Police
2. Tabraiz Ahmed Khan, Sub Inspector
3. Fayaz Ahmed, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 13.12.2012, Sopore Police developed information about the presence of some terrorists in apple orchards adjacent to village Mundji of Police district Sopore and accordingly based on the information, a joint operation was planned and launched by Sopore Police, 179 Bn CRPF and Army 22 RR on the same day at around 1430 hours. Parties of police headed by Dy. SP Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed cordoned off the area consisting of about 500 square meters of apple orchard land with dense undergrowth. The area was sealed off to plug in escape routes by the forces. In the first instance, the parties started to rescue the civilians working in the orchards within the cordoned area as lot of civilian movement was noticed in the area who were working in the apple orchards. Accordingly, a Police party led by Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP started calling out the civilians during which the terrorists wearing pherans (Over coat gown like garment) started firing upon the Police party in which Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP had a narrow escape. While the terrorists were engaged in a retaliatory fire by Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP, SI Tabraiz Ahmad Khan and Const. Fayaz Ahmad guided the civilians to the safer area. Army and CRPF parties, who were keeping vigil in the outer cordon observed surreptitious movement of one terrorist towards the nallah adjacent to the orchards. One Army party holding the cordon fired upon the terrorist and forced him to retreat back.There was a sudden lull in the firing from the terrorists who hid themselves somewhere within the area under cordon which was highly uneven and undulated with nallahs and ravines. There were heaps of fallen leaves and fangs in the orchards. While a strong outer siege was maintained by Army and CRPF, Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP, SI Tabraiz and Const. Fayaz Ahmad started searching the cordoned area. While searching on the northern side of the orchard, they observed some movement under cluster of fallen dry branches of apple trees. Crawling very close to the suspected place, without getting into the notice of terrorists, Police trio placed themselves firmly on ground.
In spite of being confronted with volley of bullets by terrorists while evacuating the civilians, the Police team of 03 members led by Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP decided to take another risk of neutralizing the terrorists. The Police team asked the terrorists to surrender who in turn fired upon the Police party, however, the Police team had sufficient cover to save themselves. With the effective support from Army, the Police team instantaneously returned the fire but of no avail as the terrorists were very well placed taking cover of the raised ground. The exchange of fire continued for some time. In order to neutralize the terrorists, the Police team decided to engage the terrorists from rear side. While SI Tabraiz Ahmad Khan and Ct. Fayaz Ahmad gave covering fire, Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP crawled towards the rear end of the terrorists who were exchanging the fire with other members of the Police team. An army team of 03 members also moved close to front side and engaged the terrorists and the other two members of the Police team also joined Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP on the rear side of the terrorists. While being challenged from the rear by the Police team, terrorists fired heavily with UBGL`s and lobbed grenades upon Police Party who had a miraculous escape. However, this did not deter the Police team from their call of the duty who continued to fire upon the terrorists and in the exchange of fire, one terrorist got killed who later on turned to be a Pakistani national. The other terrorist tried to escape but was chased by Police team and confronted by outer cordon party of the Army and was got killed in the outskirts of cordoned orchard area in exchange of fire with Army and Police team. The terrorists were later identified as Umar Ahsan Bhat @ Khitab S/o Mohd Ahsan R/O Yamrach Kulgam and Abu Musa R/O Pakistan.
There were a couple of occasions in the operation when Police team faced life threatening situations and not losing their composure and balance, confronted the firing of terrorists with exemplary courage and fortitude. The elimination of 02 hardcore terrorists of Lashkar-e- Toiba terrorist organization was indeed a great achievement for Police and the Security force and this could be possible only by the leadership qualities with excellent operational command coupled with exemplary bravery of Sh. Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed Dy. SP and rare courage and soldiery skill of SI Tabraiz Ahmad Khan and Ct. Fayaz Ahmad.
Recovery :—
1. AK rifle : 02 Nos.
2. AK Mag : 04 Nos.
502 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 13. Amn AK : 18 Rds. 4. Chinese pistol : 01 No. 5. Pistol Mag : 01 No. 6. Pistol Rds : 04 No.s 7. GPS Device : 01 No. 8. Pouch : 02 Nos. 9. Compass : 01 No. 10. Matrix sheet : 01 No. 11. Grenade : 03 Nos. 12. Detonator : 07 Nos. 13. UBGL : 01 No.
In this encounter S/Shri Choudhary Iftkhar Ahmed, Dy. Superintendent of Police, Tabraiz Ahmed Khan, Sub Inspector and Fayaz Ahmed, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 13/12/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 100-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Jammu & Kashmir Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Rayaz Iqbal Tantray, (PMG) Dy. Superintendent of Police
2. Mohd Manzoor Gojree, (1st Bar to PMG) Inspector
3. Kafil Ahmad Mir, (1st Bar to PMG) (Posthumously) Assistant Sub Inspector
4. Mohd Sadiq Qurishe, (PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 20/10/2012, Sopore Police developed information about the presence of terrorist Muzamil Amin @ Hasham and his associate Pakistani terrorist Abdullah Shaheen at Shalpora locality of town Sopore, who had been planning a suicide attack on Police Station Sopore. Based on the information, a joint operation was planned by Police, Army 22 RR and 179 CRPF. Police parties under the command of Dy SP Rayaz Iqbal moved towards the target area and swiftly cordoned off the said village, comprising of about twenty houses. The area was sealed off to plug in escape routes. In the first instance, the parties started the evacuation of civilians from the cordoned houses to safer place to avoid any civilian loss, during which the terrorists started indiscriminate firing on operational parties and injured Constable Sumit Kumar Soni of 179 CRPF. Inspector Mohd. Manzoor taking risk of his life moved with meticulous drill for evacuating the injured constable who was bleeding profusely. While being provided with a cover fire by his colleagues, Inspector Mohd Manzoor crawled close to the injured colleague of CRPF and dragged him gently towards the safe area. Confronting the imminent danger to his life, Inspector Mohd Manzoor not caring for the consequence, displayed an extreme sentiment of camaraderie by saving his CRPF colleague. He put the injured in the vehicle and evacuated him to the hospital and after admitting him, rejoined the operational parties.
The Police party led by Dy. SP Rayaz Iqbal, Inspector Mohd Manzoor, ASI Kafeel Ahmad, Ct Mohd Sadiq and others moved very close to the target house and kept the terrorists engaged with speculative fire and at the same time others continued to evacuate the civilians to the safer place. The terrorists were contained in a way that they could not fire effectively which could have resulted in civilian loss of life. Due to darkness the operation was suspended for night and in the next morning with the first light, a room intervention party headed by Dy. SP Rayaz Iqbal including InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 503 Mohd Manzoor NGO, ASI Kafeel, Ct Mohd Sadiq was formed. With an effective covering fire from two parties of Army adjacent to target house, the party made a heroic effort to enter the target house despite being confronted with a heavy volume of gunfire. After making their way in the attic of the target building, the Police party heard screaming voices down in the bathroom located outside and adjacent to the target house wherein some civilians had got trapped. While the terrorists were engaged by Inspector Mohd Manzoor and Constable Sadiq, Rayaz Iqbal Dy. SP and ASI Kafil Ahmad managed to reach on the roof of the bathroom through a window of the attic. Spotting them on the roof of the bathroom, one terrorist suddenly fired a burst from his AK Rifle targeting Rayaz Iqbal Dy. SP and ASI Kafil Ahmad, injuring Kafil Ahmad in the hand who lost his finger while bullets hit the bullet proof head gear in the forehead of Sh. Rayaz Iqbal Dy. SP and both the officers had a miraculous escape. Exhibiting extreme sense of responsibility towards their duty of safeguarding human lives, the duo jumped from the single storey bathroom roof to the ground and took cover of a wall of the bathroom. They opened the small window aperture of bathroom from the rear side and evacuated two people including an 11 year old boy from bathroom window while Inspector Mohd Manzoor and Constable Sadiq continued to engage the terrorists and provided covering fire to the duo. Thereafter the duo spotted the terrorist on the window of the target house who along with other terrorist was engaged by the two parties of Police from ground and attic continuously and in the close combat exchange of fire, both the terrorists got killed who were identified as Muzamil Amin Dar @Urfi @Hasham @Khitab S/ Mohd Amin Dar R/O Badambagh Sopore and Abdullah R/O PAK.
Recoveries made :
1. AK series Rifle 01 Nos.
2. AK Magazine 06 Nos.
3. Chinese Pistol 02 Nos.
4. Pistol Magazine 02 Nos.
5. Live bullets of AK 47 10 Nos.
6. Pistol rounds 02 Nos.
7. Chinese grenade 02 Nos.(destroy in situation)
In this encounter S/Shri Rayaz Iqbal Tantray, Dy. Superintendent of Police, Mohd Manzoor Gojree, Inspector, (Late) Kafil Ahmad Mir, Assistant Sub Inspector and Mohd Sadiq Qurishe, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal/1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/10/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 101–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Jammu & Kashmir Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Sujjad Mir, Inspector
2. Sugreev Kumar, Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 23.04.2011, over a specific information about the presence of terrorists a joint operation of Police and 23 RR Army under the supervision of DIG DKR Range Batote was launched in the general area of Dhanabi Nallah, Akhran falling under the jurisdiction of Police Station Banihal. The operation was launched on the evening of 23.04.2011 under the command of DIG DKR Range assisted by SP Ramban. But keeping in view apprehensions that terrorists may escape from the area by taking advantage of darkness and also to prevent any collateral damage or loss to the operational party/general public, the operation was delayed till morning. To ensure proper cordoning of the area where the terrorists were suspected to be hiding and keeping in view the darkness and thick bushes, operational party was divided into two groups, one headed by Shri M K Sinha, DIG DKR Range Batote and another by SP Ramban. The cordon was laid in such a manner so as to cover all the suspected routes/areas from where the terrorists could escape. Despite the cold at high altitude of Danabi Nallah, all the men remained on high alert in the suspected area till the first of 24.04.2011.
504 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1In the early morning, both the operational parties zeroed-in on the hideout. The operational party headed by DIG DKR Range noticed a terrorist peeping out of the hideout who was trying to access the presence and movement of security forces. Call were made to the terrorists to surrender. However instead of acceding to the call, the holed up terrorists started indiscriminate firing on the operational party with an intention to kill them. The operational party also swung into action and a gun battle ensued. The terrorists were at an advantageous position, since they were located in a hideout which was behind big boulders and at a higher altitude than the operational party. Despite the advantage of height to the terrorists, the operational party without caring for their lives and after many maneuvers managed to reach nearer to the hideout after crawling. The terrorists were taken to surprise and were compelled to come out of the hideout and fire with the terrorists continued from a close range. While the gun battle was on, the holed up terrorists lobbed a grenade and tried to escape. However one of them was gunned down by DIG DKR Range and Inspr. Sujjad Mir whereas the other managed to escape towards the nearby dense forest on the side opposite to the operational party.
Since the party led by Shri Anil Mangotra, SP Ramban and HC Sugreev Kumar was nearby, it immediately reacted and chased the terrorists who took cover behind a tree and fired at SP Ramban alongwith HC Sugreev Kumar. Succeeded in neutralizing the terrorist. In all the gun battle continued for about 06 hours in which two dreaded terrorists of LeT outfit were finally eliminated. The identity of the slain terrorists was later on established as:
1. Mohd Ayaz Malik alias Mussa S/O Abdul Raheem Malik R/O Shagun Banihal (Category-A) and
2. Farooq Ahmed See alias Zulkarnain S/O Mohd Rushtam See R/O Ugad, Tehsil and District Doda (Category-C) During the operation, DIG DKR Range Batote, Inspr Sujjad Mir and HC Sugreev Kumar remained on the forefront and fought bravely without caring for their lives which resulted in the neutralization of two hardcore terrorists of LeT outfit that included one self styled Divisional Commander of LeT who was operating in the area since last 10 years. The following arms and ammunition were recovered:
1. AK -47 : 01
2. AK-74 : 01
3. AK –Mgs : 06
4. AK-Ammn : 160 Rds.
5. Thoraya set : 01
6. Mobile Phone : 01
7. Compass : 01
8. Binocular : 01
9. Pouch : 02
10. Grenade Chinese : 01
11. Blanket : 01
In this encounter S/Shri Sujjad Mir, Inspector and Sugreev Kumar, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/04/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 102–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Jharkhand Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Sanjiv Kumar Mishra, Sub Inspector
2. Kauleshwar Yadav, Havildar
3. Murari Mohan Pradhan, ConstablePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 505 4. Amit Kumar Hembrom, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 29th March 2010 at about 12.30 PM the O/C Boram PS received information from the own sources that the notorious Naxal Leader Prabodh Singh @ Gangadhar Singh @ Giddu Sardar Son of Samar Singh, Village Potkadih, PS Boram, District- East Singhbhum, who is wanted in many heinous Naxal incident has taken shelter in village- Pokharia, Tola- Bagudih. After getting information SI Sanjiv Kumar Mishra O/C Boram PS immediately proceeded alongwith the armed force on 1-6 strength to Village Pokharia Tola Bagudih. After reaching to village the O/C alongwith the Armed Force started combing and search operation of the possible hideout with Armed Force. During the search operation when the O/C SI Sanjiv Kumar Mishra reached to the mud and tiled house of Kistopado Singh the Hav Kauleswar Yadav and CT Murari Mohan Pradhan under Command of the O/C tried to enter the house. Suddenly the naxalite who were present inside the house, opened fire with intention to kill the police force and in the process fired three rounds one after another, immediately. The police personnel took defensive position encircling the mud house and in command of O/C, CT Murari Mohan Pradhan opened one round fire from his INSAS Rifle. The police team under command of O/C took their position from the place of occurrence and shouted to naxalite present inside the mud house for surrendering. The Naxali continued firing on police personnel from inside. The O/C took help of local villagers and was determined to increase pressure on the naxali to surrender. After sometime the additional force of CRPF also reached to the place and under command of the O/C they took their position. In this process one personnel from the tiled roof tried to look in the house but suddenly Prabodh Singh fired on him from inside the house.
After sometime, Naxalite Prabodh Singh for escaping and confusing the police force set the house into fire from inside. During the search operation recovered the dead body of the notorious naxali area commander Dalma Squard namely Prabodh Singh. The police party also recovered one pistol from beside the body of Prabodh Singh marked as made in ITLY, three fired cartridges of 7.65 MM. The excellent operation was successfully performed under leadership of SI Sanjiv Kumar Mishra the O/C of Boram PS actively assisted by Hav Kauleshwar Yadav, CT Murari Mohan Pradhan, CT Amit Kumar Hembram and other members of Police party. This act of exemplary courage and outstanding bravery definitely serve as a motivation for the members of Police Force.
Demoralizing effect on the active Maoist armed group in Dalma Area as their Leader Terrorist Prabodh Singh was killed in operation who was wanted in 28 numbers of heinous naxali incident including murder of Chaukidar Tejpal Singh, Boram PS and was also responsible for attacking the PS with other incidents. The effect of this operation is so obvious that no Naxali incident has been occurred from the area under jurisdiction of Boram PS after this encounter.
In this regard a case was registered bearing Boram PS- case No.8/10 dated 29/03/2010 U/S 307, 353, 427, 436 IPC and 25(1-b)A/26/27 Arms Act and 17 CLA Act and after investigation the Final Form no.11/10 has been submitted on dated 30.09.2010 U/S 307, 353,427,436 IPC and 25(1-b)A/26/27 Arms Act and 17 CLA Act. National Human Rights Commission has also conducted an enquiry about the encounter and gave clean chit to the police.
In this encounter S/Shri Sanjiv Kumar Mishra, Sub Inspector, Kauleshwar Yadav, Havildar, Murari Mohan Pradhan, Constable and Amit Kumar Hembrom, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 29/03/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 103–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Jharkhand Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Parmeshwar Prasad,
Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on an intelligence input regarding the presence of PLFI extremists in the Raniya PS area, an operation was planned by the Supdt. of Police Khunti and the CO, 133 Bn CRPF on 4/7/2008 and Sub Inspector cum the officer-in-charge of Raniya PS, Sub Inspector Parmeshwar Prasad was entrusted with the task to plan and execute the operation along with two platoons of G/133 BN, CRPF and component of State Police Force along with Insp. Sanjay Kumar Singh of G/133 Bn, CRPF.
506 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1The raiding party covered a distance of almost 20 kms in two hours. When the party reached Koyalagarha, they heard some sounds and saw some light flashes on a hillock just behind the village Koyalagarh. SI Parmeshwar Prasad sensed the presence of the extremists and immediately alerted the whole party. The police party then cordoned the hillock and started the operation against the extremists. However the Naxals saw police movement and immediately started heavy firing on the police party. The firing was so intense that the police party had to run for cover and even though the police party fired back but were unable to overcome the Naxals. In the meantime CRPF Inspector Sanjay Kumar Singh received a bullet injury on his left elbow.
The situation had become very adverse for the police party because the Naxals were on high ground and having good cover while the police party was on low ground and was exposed to enemy fire. Further the injury to the Inspector had demoralized the force. However SI Parmeshwar Prasad taking initiative, showing strong determination and leading the team from the front showed exemplary courage and devotion to duty and kept on firing. SI Parmeshwar realized that if the Naxals on the hillock were not displaced, they would not be able to save their injured police officer. So without caring for his own safety he rushed up the hillock in face of enemy fire and rather returned the fire all along. The Naxals just could not stand up to such courage and determination and simply fled leaving their arms, ammunition and dead comrades behind. At the same time SI Parmeshwar Prasad also planned evacuation of the injured team mate and kept on motivating him. After the firing stopped, the whole area of operation was cordoned and searched. After thorough search of the area one dead body identified as that of naxal (PLFI) namely Salaman Horo 25 yrs R/O Chalangi, PS Lapung was recovered. Two other naxals cadre namely Durga Singh 19 yrs. r/o Jaria, PS Lupung and Nilu Topno 15 yrs. r/o Pasam, PS Rania were arrested. 02 Nos. of 9 mm pistol (Made in Italy), 04 Nos. Magazine of 9mm Pistol, 02 Nos. 7.62mm Bolt Action Rifle, 01 Magazine of 7.62 mm Bolt Action Rifle, 52 Nos. live rounds of 7.62mm, 17 Nos Live Rounds of 9mm, 12 Nos Live Rounds of 315 bore, 01 case of 9mm, 02 empty cases of 7.62mm, One Holster of Pistol with Belt, 02 Nos. Bandolier, 03 Nos. Mobile sets (Nokia), Cash Rs.9900/-, 20 Nos. letter pad of PLFI, 25 Nos Pamphlet of PLFI, 04 Nos of Prastavwna books and one Booster which is used in land mine blast was also recovered.
In the whole operation, right from the very beginning, the determination of SI Parmeshwar Prasad was exemplary because he like a true brave leader lead his force from the front by personal example and it was his determination which saved the life of the injured officer. The alertness, swift action, the ability to think ahead and the gallant action shown by SI Parmeshwar Prasad was outstanding and remarkable. Not only a dreaded naxal was killed and the morale of the PLFI in the area was shaken, the immediate timely evacuation of an injured partner also saved the life of Insp Sanjay Kumar Singh. The patience, the ability to keep the force intact and fighting and the determination to fight when attacked was exemplary by SI Parmeshwar Prasad. This action not only shook the roots of PLFI in the area but also galvanized the morale of the forces and strengthened the faith of the people in the Police action.
In this encounter Shri Parmeshwar Prasad, Sub Inspector displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 05/07/2008.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 104–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Jharkhand Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Sanjay Kumar Singh, Sub Inspector
2. Jai Prakash Narayan Choudhary, Sub Inspector
3. Babulal Tuddu, Havildar
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the 2nd of April 2010, the police party received information at 21.30 hrs that an armed squad of Naxals which had gathered in village Bantoriya, Tola Shrirampur was planning for some untoward incidents. The squad had 3 to 4 armed Naxals. Accordingly a raiding party was constituted under the joint leadership of SI Sanjay Kumar Singh O/C Patamda PS and SI Jaiprakash Narayan Choudhary O/C MGM PS, District East Singhbhum. The two officers along with DAP and CRPF immediately rushed on foot to village Bantoriya, Tola Shrirampur in the midst of the night and cordoned the village on allPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 507 sides. But the Naxals came to know about the arrival of the police party and started firing at them. The police then asked the Naxals to surrender, but in vain. Then the entire police party was ordered to maintain the cordon and take safe position at the same time. In the mean while some of the Naxals tried to escape in the southern direction by continuously firing at the police party. It was then that the police fired at the Naxals in self defence.
At dawn when the areas in and around the village were searched in the presence of two independent witnesses. A hard core Naxal was found injured on the southern side of the village. The Naxal was hit by police bullet. Near the Naxal there was a Pistol with four live rounds of 7.65 mm ammunition and eight empty cases of which three were of 7.65 mm and five were of 8 mm ammunition. The injured Naxal was recognised by the witnesses as the hardcore CPI maoist Naxal Sunil Gorai @ Amar Singh @ Amar Gorai @ Alok aged about 30 years, S/o Dallu Gorai village and PS Kamalpur District East Singhbhum. The villagers informed the police that the said maoist was an active member of the armed squard of CPI(maoist) and was the Commander of the area. He was responsible for a number of heinous Naxal incidents in the area and was the shooter of the squad. The Naxal, later died on way to hospital. The search party also recovered one Yamaha crux looted motor cycle, mobile, 7 SIM cards etc from the site of encounter. In this encounter SI Sanjay Kumar Singh and SI Jaiprakash Narayan Choudhary respectively fired one round and two rounds of ammunition from their AK-47 rifles while Hav Babulal Tudu fired two rounds from his Insas rifle. Which resulted in the death of the above named Area Commander.
In this connection Patamda PS case No. 16/2010 dated 03.04.2010 U/S 307/353/414/IPC, 25(1-b) 'A'/26/27 Arms Act & 17 C.L.A. Act has been registered.
In this encounter S/Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh, Sub Inspector, Jai Prakash Narayan Choudhary, Sub Inspector and Babulal Tuddu, Havildar displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 03/04/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 105–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Madhya Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Abhay Singh,
Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 10th August, 2011 at around 23:30 hrs near Itwara Chowki of Police Station Talaiya, a muslim boy Abid while returning home, after offering Namaz got drenched by the water splashed by the bike of Hukum Kanjar, a Hindu boy. After a brief exchange of abuses/expletives, both went away. The Muslims irked by the incident, gathered in 100-150 in numbers and attacked the Kanjar Mohalla where Hukum Kanjar lived. The houses were ransacked belongings damaged and set on fire and kanjar beaten up, women and children were too dragged out of houses.
On receiving the information regarding the incident through control room Bhopal, SP Bhopal Shri Abhay Singh realizing the enormity and seriousness of the incident, instructed the SHOs of neighboring Police Stations to reach the affected site to diffuse the situation and himself set off for the spot. SP Bhopal Abhay Singh on reaching the spot realized that there was complete chaos and havoc all around. SP Abhay Singh without wasting valuable time, assembled the entire force and briefed them how to handle the tense situation. Four police parties, under the command of ASP Zone-3, CSP Kotwali, CSP Hanumanganj and CSP Shajanhanbad respectively, were made and positioned at important intersections. Besides 8-10 fixed points deployment was also done immediately.
As it was holy month of Ramzan the Muslims regrouped quickly. Armed with stones, swords, knives, lathi and petrol-bombs, around 1000-1500 moved towards kanjar mohalla in a second attempt to inflict damage to life and property of Kanjar community. Kanjar Mohalla being surrounded on all sides, by Muslim population is in complete minority. The rioters taking advantage of anonymity due to poor visibility and huge number were in continuous stream like flow. SP Bhopal Abhay Singh briefed the available force quickly and deployed it with acumen to check the movement of rioters towards Kanjar Mohalla. Police warned the rioters to stop unlawful activities but they were adamant on carrying out immense damage to life and property. Heavy stone pelting started. SP Bhopal Abhay Singh mobilized his entire police team to strongly deal with the rioters by using tear gas and blocked the movement of rioters towards Kanjar mohalla. But they again regrouped and attacked the police party with stone, petrol-bombs and other weapons. SP Bhopal Abhay Singh without caring for his life courageously moved ahead leading his team to push the rioters back. While discharging his duty he was injured by heavy pelting of stones. One of the stones struck Abhay Singh on his right eye, injuring him grievously. Although injured, he kept508 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 motivating his team to push back the rioters. His dauntless and inspiring leadership approach motivated the entire police team to give their best under trying conditions. After great effort, the volatile situation was brought under control, under the able leadership of SP Bhopal Abhay Singh.
Old Bhopal is communally hypersensitive. In the past also petty issues have sparked off communal incidents which culminated into communal riots. In the aforesaid backdrop and inspite of getting severely injured in his right eye, SP Bhopal Abhay Singh showed exemplary courage and dedication in controlling the volatile situation. Had the move been not dealt with deft and courage, it would have led to a communal holocaust.
Recovery :
Country made 06 rounds, revolver- 02 Nos., 04 round ammunition, 01 knife and 08 swords.
In this action Shri Abhay Singh, Superintendent of Police displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 10/08/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 106–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Madhya Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Raja Babu Singh,
Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Apropos of the FIR No. 133/06 of Police Station Dehat, Bhind and the Magisterial Enquiry Report pertaining to the incident in question a dreaded dacoit Ramu Tomar connected with the notorious inter-state gang of dacoit Charna Sikarwar was eliminated in a fierce exchange of fire on 31.03.2006. There was a reward of Rs. 15000 for arrest of the proclaimed absconding dacoit Ramu Tomar.
On 31.03.06, late in the night of S.P. Bhind Shri Raja Babu Singh received a tactical input that dacoit Charna Sikarwar, Ramu Tomar and their associates were coming to kidnap the son of a Sarpanch of village Jawasa, PS Dehat Bhind. Shri Singh instantly got galvanized into action and prepared an action plan. Accordingly, the force had to rush towards the Jawasa village.Shri Singh reached the rendezvous point and professionally briefed the force about the operation, which was to be launched. He formed three police parties. Police party No. 1 (assault party) was led by Shri Singh, police party No 2 & 3 were led by SI Vijay Singh Tomar and APC Mewalal respectively. The party No. 1,2 &3 moved on foot from East, South- West and South directions respectively up to the exact destination as was indicated by the informer. Party No. 1 laid strategic ambush on the probable route on Dehra Jawasa, an ordinary forest approach route. At about 0130 hours party No. 1 led by SP Shri Singh heard trampling of footsteps coupled with muffled murmuring, "After kidnapping we should get back without delay as these days dawns are early". Vigilant Shri Singh immediately alerted the police party and boldly challenged the dacoits to surrender, but they started indiscriminate fire on police with the intention to kill.
The dacoits were located on an elevated plane which provided them a commanding position, so the fire was causing an imminent threat to the lives of the police party. Shri Singh and the CSP Shri M.L. Dhondy had a close shave off the deadly bullets of the dacoits. The members of the police party were placed at relatively lower plane putting police to an enormous tactical disadvantage. In this perilous situation where the dacoits were firing at the police, relentlessly it was an utterly difficult task to arrest or to disarm the dacoits. But Shri Singh with an indomitable zeal boosted the morale of his force and motivated them to fire in self defence. Braving risk to his life, he fired with his AK- 47 rifle at the unrelenting dacoits. The shots fired by the dacoits were dangerous to the extent that one bullet missed CSP narrowly but Shri Singh spontaneously steered his move and ducked CSP down to safety. In this act of extraordinary bravery, Shri Singh had put his life in great danger and without getting browbeaten, continued to fire in self-defence at the dreaded dacoits. In this operation Shri Singh's bullet hit one of the dacoits and he fell down on the ground with a shriek. However, the dacoits kept on pouring the deadly fire on the police. Police counteracted the assault and courageously returned the fire. It forced the dacoits to run away into the forest nearby.
Later, the spot of this fierce encounter was thoroughly searched. In this search, a dead body was seized which was identified as that of dacoit Ramu Tomar who was a proclaimed and absconding dacoit with a reward of Rs. 15,000/- for hisPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 509 arrest. From the site of incident .315 bore Rifle along with 04 empty cartridges and 06 live cartridges in a bandolier were also seized.
In this encounter Shri Raja Babu Singh, Superintendent of Police displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 01/04/2006.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 107–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Maharashtra Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Munshi Chukku Punghati, (Posthumously) Police Constable
2. Shamandas Jayram Uike, Police Naik
3. Sarju Manatu Veladi, Police Naik
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
PC Munshi Pungati , Police Naik Shamandas Uike and Police Naik Sarju Weladi- were members of C-60 team and elite anti-naxal wing of Gadchiroli Police during an encounter with naxalites on 19/05/2011. The trio had fought valiantly in number of naxal encounters. PC Pungati, with his cool temperament fought bravely & rescued his colleagues during fierce engagement with naxals in October 2010 at Mirkal Phata wherein an MPV vehicle was blasted. He also played a vital role during an incident of IED blast on police party on 21/12/2010.
On 19/05/2011, a road opening exercise was planned from Bhamragad to Aheri. The said route is hypersensitive with respect to naxal activities. Responsibility of undertaking road opening exercise from Tadgaon to Bejur was given to police parties led by Madhukar Naitam & Ramesh Dalai. On 19/05/2011, at 0600 hrs, the police parties set out from Tadgaon towards Bejur for road opening. Eight newly recruited Special Police Officer(SPO`s) were also accompanying the police parties. Police Naik Uike as Dy. Commander of Madhukar Naitam`s party, was deploying 6-7 policemen after properly searching a patch with an intent to secure it. As police party located a landmine site during this process, Police Naik Uike deputed PC Pungati, 2 SPO`s & 6 other police personnel to secure the area till safe disposal of IED is done by BDDS & he moved further with remaining police personnel. Unfortunately the said location of landmine was entrapped by 200-300 armed naxals clad in olive-green dresses hidden in roadside dense forests laying an ambush. As major group of police parties passed by the landmine site, naxalites sitting in ambush started indiscriminate firing at police parties. PC Pungati immediately retaliated the fire through his AK-47 rifle taking available cover. As naxals were targeting 2 SPO`s deployed therein, PC Pungati provided them with the cover fire & sensing heavy fire, instructed SPO`s to have proper cover. As SPO Sudhakar Mattami & Surender Kothare got bullet injuries, PC Pungati couldn`t prevent himself from leaving his safe cover & advanced towards the injured SPOs with cover fire so as to provide them the aid. Meanwhile Police Naik Uike & Police Naik Weladi rushed towards the spot tactically, motivating the fellow personnel to break the naxal ambush. The aggressive moves of PC Pungati through pounding of heavy gunfire with judicious use of UBGL resulted in fatal injuries to 2-3 naxals. In this fierce gun battle, a bullet hit PC Pungati in his leg. Police Naik Uike & Police Naik Weladi realizing that life of their colleagues was in danger took courageous decision to reach them & for that motivated the fellow personnel & gallantly started advancement towards the naxals who were trying to encircle them. Due to this gallant advancement with cover fire compelled the naxals to retreat under cover of dense forests. Meanwhile reinforcement was received from Bhamragad & Aheri as a result of timely communication of the situation by Police Naik Uike through wireless sets. Two SPO's & PC Pungati succumbed to their injuries on the field, in the midst of action. The searching of place of incidence resulted in recovery of 4 Bharmar rifles, blood shades & body dragging signs at number of places apart from recovery of 5kg of explosive landmine indicating remarkable loss of Naxal side. Police Naik Uike & Police Naik Weladi motivated & led the forces courageously & tactically throughout the gun battle which continued almost two to two & half hours thereby not only saving many precious human lives on police side but also inflicting fatal injuries to naxals in a terrain where enemy was in advantageous position of planned ambush.
510 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1PC Munshi Pungati, Police Naik Shamandas Uike, Police Naik Sarju Weladi fought valiantly and did not relent even under the thick of continuous fire from naxals. This gallant action by all of them contributed a lot in defeating the evil designs of the naxals, that day, and in the process Munshi Pungati gave the highest sacrifice of his life, in the line of duty and acquired martyrdom.
In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Munshi Chukku Punghati, Police Constable, Shamandas Jayram Uike, Police Naik and Sarju Manatu Veladi, Police Naik displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/05/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 108–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Maharashtra Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Vyankatesh Hanmantu Mungiwar, Police Head Constable
2. Vasudeo Rajam Madavi, Police Naik
3. Pavan Malla Arka, Police Constable
4. Vijay Rajanna Sallam, Police Naik
5. Ravikumar Pocham Gandham, Police Naik
6. Suryakant Gangaram Atram Police Naik
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Police Head Constable Vyankatesh Hanmantu Mungiwar Police Naik Vasudev Rajan Madavi , PC Pawan Malla Arka, Police Naik Vijay Rajanna Sallam, Police Naik Ravikumar Pocham Gandham, Police Naik Suryakant Gangaram Atram are members of Special Operation Squad (locally popular as C-60 team) an elite anti-naxal wing of Gadchiroli Police. HC Vyankatesh Mungiwar is Commander & Police Naik Vasudev Madavi is Dy. Commander of the C-60 team whereas others are members of their team. They have been honoured with DGP`s Insignia in year 2013.
On 19/01/2013, at about 19:15 hrs, upon receipt of the reliable input disclosing efforts of naxals to gather villagers for conducting meeting in the area of village- Govindgaon, an anti-naxal operation was planned as per orders & guiding instructions issued by DGP & Addl. S.P. Aheri. Accordingly, teams of Vyanktesh Mungiwar (25 personnel), team of Rajesh Topo (22 personnel), & 9 personnel of Mattami`s team, thereby, in all 56 personnel of Special Operations Squad left from Pranhita at 21:30 Hrs by vehicle to launch the anti-naxal operation in the said area.
For not to expose the location of Police party & maintain necessary surprise required for such operations, it was planned that team of Mungiwar would dis-embark 2 km beyond Govindgaon 'T'point & there onward would proceed towards Southern side of village-Govindgaon by foot movements & by adopting tactical posture, whereas team of Rajesh Topo would drop 2 kms prior to Jimallgatta 'T' point & thereby would carry out searching towards Northern side of Village- Govindgaon & will lay Cut-Off in North-East direction along Govindgaon-Yenkabanda Road. Sh. Vyanktesh divided his team into 4 groups as A,B,C,D & entrusted responsibility of main fire group with A & B groups where as directed C & D groups to perform duties of cut-off & assault/ carry groups. Sh. Vyanktesh, Vasudev Madavi, Santosh Bonkulwar & Nirajan Pipare were given responsibility of Group leaders of A, B, C & D groups respectively. Sh. Vijay Sallam, Ravikumar Gandham, Suryakant Atram & Pawan Arka were also members of the main fire group. C & D groups adopted their positions as cut off on South side of the village beyond nullah, across the road approaching jungles. As both the fire groups started approaching the village, they located civilians returning from the naxal meeting through same axis. In that critical situation, both the groups made best use of nearby covers with prevalent darkness of night & in that situation also they kept approaching towards the village through tactical movements by adopting lying position as & when necessary, simultaneously having proper vigil over the locals passing by that axis.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 511It took patience to check three long hours to cover a distance of merely 3 to 4 km i.e. from landing point to about 50 mtrs from 'T' point of Govindgaon. On 20/01/2011, at about 01:30 hrs, when the main fire groups under leadership of Vyankatesh & Vasudev were approaching in 'V' formation & were adopting positions to about 5 to 8 mtrs from 'T' point, suddenly some 5 to 6 persons approached the 'T' point. It was realized in the street light that, the group approaching constituted naxals. But as the main fire group members were just adopting their position & that too 5 to 8 mtrs away from 'T' point, the naxals opened burst fire over the police parties sensing their positions. The police parties retaliated by firing at naxals. The naxals communicated by calling names of each other & were passing message for cordoning the police parties, which indicated voluminous presence of the naxals in the area. At that point of time, even being in high risk zone & susceptible for getting inflicted with bullet injuries, sufficient enough to endanger the human life, the brave hearts of main fire group namely Vyanktesh Mungiwar, Vasudev Madavi, Vijay Sallam, Ravikumar Gandham, Suryakant Atram & Pawan Arka swiftly moved into action & proceeded by firing at the naxals. Meanwhile C& D groups & Rajesh Topo's team started cordoning the place of incident. Sensing the increased fire & built up pressure from police parties, some naxalites fled towards jungles, taking advantage of thick dark. As fire from naxal side ceased completely, precautious searching of the place revealed 6 injured naxals in laying still position scattered here & there at the site. Fire arms viz. two SLR rifles, one.303 rifle, one 8 mm modified rifle recovered from 5 of these naxals. The six naxals killed in this encounter includes 1 ACS-cum-DCM, 1 Dalam Commander, 2 Dy. Commanders & 2 Dalam members. During the encounter Vyankatesh Mungiwar, Vasudev Madavi, Vijay Sallam, Ravikumar Gandham, Suryakant Atram & Pawan Arka fought valiantly to swing the momentum in favour of police parties.
This encounter blessed with the remarkable success due to instantaneous workout on the received intelligence input, meticulous planning for night time operation, strict adherence to tactical field movements & extraordinary precautions & precise fire orders to avoid any civilian casualty despite the place of incident being in the viscinity of the village.
In this encounter S/Shri Vyankatesh Hanmantu Mungiwar, Police Head Constable, Vasudeo Rajam Madavi, Police Naik, Pavan Malla Arka, Police Constable, Vijay Rajanna Sallam, Police Naik, Ravikumar Pocham Gandham, Police Naik and Suryakant Gangaram Atram, Police Naik displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/01/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 109–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Maharashtra Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Digamber Ashokrao Patil, (PMG) Police Sub Inspector
2. Bannu Chammu Halami, (PMG) Police Naik
3. Nagesh Jageshwar Takam, (1st Bar to PMG) Police Naik
4. Yeshu Santu Tulavi, (PMG) Police Naik
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 19.05.2013 upon receipt of intelligence based input Prob. PSI Digambar Patil, Party Commander, Bannu Halami, Party Commander Nagesh Tekam & Party Commander Yeshu Tulavi with their teams departed from Gadchiroli towards the naxal's location. At about 1800 hours when searching the forest area about 1.5 km far from the village Hetalkasa they noticed about 40-50 armed naxalites laying an ambush in the jungle area. Naxals blasted 6 land mines one after another and suddenly fired upon these police teams with an intention of killing police party & to snatch their fire arms. In such a situation. PSI Patil, Party Commanders Nagesh Tekam, Bannu Halami and Yeshu Tulavi bravely guided the police parties to adopt available protective cover of the ground. Accordingly police parties also retaliated in self-defence, from right side of the river along with the hill. Meanwhile HC Nagesh Tekam and PC Vijay Talte received 3 splinter injuries during initial burnt of naxal fire. In spite of initial domination by naxals due to prior adoption of advantageous positions of terrain and keeping in mind that some police men have got injured, PSI Patil and all 3 party commanders through their relentless efforts and courageous co-ordination of the counter moves boosted the morale of the police parties. As a result of this enhanced domination by512 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 police teams, naxalites fled away from the spot taking advantage of hills and the dense forest. After the cessation of fire from naxal side, PSI Patil and all Party Commanders stretched out the cordon along the place of incidence and proceeded towards the side of attack through proper search of the area. During the primary search of the place of incidence, they recovered dead body one male naxal with 12 bore rifle with black sling and an ammunition pouch containing 19 live rounds of 12 bore rifle, 5 rounds of 9 mm caliber, 2 wire bundles of black wore, one black colored pittu, 30 pencil cells and other naxal material.
In this encounter S/Shri Digamber Ashokrao Patil, Police Sub Inspector, Bannu Chammu Halami, Police Naik, Nagesh Jageshwar Takam, Police Naik, and Yeshu Santu Tulavi, Police Naik displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal/1st Bat to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/05/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 110–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry/Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Maharashtra Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Govinda Bali Farkade, (PPMG, Posthumously) Police Naik
2. Shagir Munir Shaikh, (PPMG) Police Naik
3. Pankaj Dilip Godselwar, (PPMG) Police Naik
4. Sudhir Samadhan Wagh (PMG) Police Sub Inspector
5. Nitin Mukesh Badgujar, (PMG) Police Sub Inspector
6. Nagesh Jageshwar Takam, (PMG) Police Naik
7. Bhaiyyaji Warlu Kulsange, (PMG) Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 12.04.2013, at about 0900 hours with regard to the secret information received from the informer Prob. PSI Nitin Badgujar and Prob. PSI Sudhir Wagh instantaneously called their teams at headquarters to undertake anti-naxal operation in Sindesur Jungle area. When the personnel from their teams gathered at the Headquarter, they briefed them about the operation. Prob. PSIs Badgujar and Wagh and party Commanders Bhaiyaji Kulsange and Nagesh Tekam decided the route to be taken to reach the Sindesur Jungle area keeping in view the terrain and for maintaining the surprise. After having been prepared in all respects just within an hour, at about 1000 hours they departed by vehicles from the headquarters and were dropped at jungle area near the destination, at about 1100 hours. Then onwards, they started moving ahead through tactical searching in the Sindesur Jungle area by foot. After moving some distance, suddenly a heavy fire came in the direction of Policemen. The Police party immediately took cover and as per the orders of officers and party commanders patiently and courageously judged the situation. As they noticed some green dressed naxals at a place in jungle taking cover of some civilians, Prob. PSIs Badgujar and Wagh instructed their party members not to fire in the direction so as to avoid the civilian casualties. They also warned naxals to put down the weapons and surrender, but the naxals undeterred by the caution continued firing at the Police party besides loudly instructing each other not to let the villagers get out of that place as the police would not fire until the civilians were present there and by taking their cover kill the Police party. Seeing that the situation would endanger the lives of civilians as well as that of police parties, brave hearts of the Police party, viz, Govinda Farkade, Shagir Shaikah and Pankaj Goselwar, without caring for their own lives, moved ahead fearlessly and loudly addressed the villagers to get out of that place or to run away and take cover at a safer place. As they were shouting for the civilians, the naxals fired at them, Police Naik Govinda Baliram Farkade fell down as he was shot at chest. While suffering with such critical situation, PC Shagir Shaikh and PC Dilip Godselwar, without losing their mind set-up took proper hide and shouted for the civilians to take cover at a safer place and at the same time, fired at the naxals.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 513Their efforts did not go in vain and villagers started moving to the safer places. After confirming that all the civilians have moved away to a safer place, Prob. PSI Badgujar and Wagh Party Commander Kulsange and Tekam signaled their Commandos to fire at the naxals in order to combat the situation. Prob. PSI Badgujar instructed his party to cover left side and Prob. PSI Wagh asked his men to cover right side and Prob. PSI Badgujar and Kulsange with fire jawans valiantly ran on the naxals firing heavily and without caring for their own lives. As Prob. PSI Wagh and his men continued firing at the naxals who were trying to run on them, they changed their mind and started running into the jungle. Prob. PSI Wagh and his men chased them bravely and fired. Realizing the increasing pressure of Police party, the naxals ran away in the jungle taking advantage of the dense forest. The heavy exchange of fire lasted for about half an hour. As the fire from the naxals ceased, Prob. PSIs Badgujar and Wagh, and party commanders Kusange and Tekam instructed their men to search the area. Simultaneously, they secured the place where one jawan had fallen after being hit by the naxals. They found him unconscious. On searching the area, one male naxal and three women naxals were found unconscious after being shot by the police firing. The naxals possessed 01- SLR rifle, 01-SLR Magazine, One 12 bore rifle, eleven live rounds of 12 bore rifle and one bharmar rifle, four nos. of clamore mines, four nos. of detonators.
The unconscious jawan Farkade, 02 unknown civilians, 01 unknown male naxal and 03 unknown women naxals found at the place of incidence were immediately taken to PHC Dhanora for medical help. The Medical Officer, after examination declared them dead.
The encounter at the Sindesur was a successful operation that was carried out immediately after secret information by the Police Party by putting their lives in danger and incurring heavy risk just for the sake of the civilians. Generally, in order not to let down the morale of the other naxal members, the naxals pull away their dead ones after the encounter. But this time, Prob. PSI Badgujar and Wagh, party commander Kulsange, Tekam, Police Naik Farkade, Police Naik Shaikh and PC Godeselwar were successful in grabbing naxals along with their arms and ammunition. They fought valiantly and did not relent even under the thick of continuous fire from naxals. This gallant action by all of them contributed a lot in defeating the evil designs of the naxals that day and in the process Police Naik Govinda Farkade gave the highest sacrifice of his life in the line of duty and acquired martyrdom.
In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Govinda Bali Farkade, Police Naik, Shagir Munir Shaikh, Police Naik, Pankaj Dilip Godselwar, Police Naik, Sudhir Samadhan Wagh, Police Sub Inspector, Nitin Mukesh Badgujar, Police Sub Inspector, Nagesh Jageshwar Takam, Police Naik and Bhaiyyaji Warlu Kulsange, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal/ Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 12/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 111–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Maharashtra Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Sambhaji Narayan Gurav, Police Sub Inspector
2. Bhajanrao Manu Gawade, Police Naik
3. Kumarshaha Raju Usendi, Police Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 22.05.2012, on receipt of intelligence based input about naxal locations PSI Sambhaji Gurav along with Party Commander Bhajan Gawade and his party of 24 men and 55 men of 206 COBRA battalion, left Gadchiroli headquarter towards Pawarvel forest area for anti-naxal search operation. During continuous search operation, next day at about 0830 Hrs. they reached pawarvel village. When these Police parties were moving from the jungle area near Pawarvel village, suddenly 40-50 armed naxalites laying a pre-planned ambush in the jungle area near village, fired heavily upon these police parties with an intention of killing these parties and snatch their firearms.
In this situation, PSI Gurav & Party Commander Bhajan Gawade took lead and bravely guided these police parties to retaliate the fire in self-defence, and also to control the situation. After initial burst of fire from naxals, PSI Gurav took514 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 lead and with PC Kumarshaha Usendi he bravely advanced with firing heavily towards naxals. Due to this bravery shown by PSI Gurav, other members from the party also fired heavily upon naxals, as a result of which after realizing the increased pressure of fire, naxalites fled away from the spot taking the advantage of dense forest. After cessation of fire from naxals, PSI Gurav & his party searched the area where they found a male naxal's dead body, which later on was identified as Rahul Dhurva (a hardcore member of Naxal Dalam).
After some time, this police team got information that some of the naxls are hiding in Pawarvel village. Therefore, PSI Gurav and Party Commander Gawade, without even thinking the imminent dangers to their lives guided their teams to cordon the village and took lead in searching houses. They noticed suspicious movements in a house. So, PSI Gurav entered that house taking all necessary precautions. There he found 2 woman naxalites wearing olive green coloured naxal uniform trying to attack him. Then PSI Gurav handled that situation courageously and arrested those 2 women naxals with 2 weapons and large amount of ammunitions.
PSI Gurav and Commander Gawade led the operation by quickly acting on the received intelligence and courageously retaliated the fire, whereas PC Usendi supported his in-charge without any fear and showed never-die spirit during firing. Even after this success of killing one naxal, this trio showed cool temperament and with efficient co-ordination, they cordoned the suspected area and bravely arrested 2 hard-core women naxals, without fearing for their own lives.
In this encounter S/Shri Sambhaji Narayan Gurav, Police Sub Inspector, Bhajanrao Manu Gawade, Police Naik and Kumarshaha Raju Usendi, Police Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/05/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 112–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Meghalaya Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ringrang T.G. Momin (1st Bar to PMG) Addl. Superintendent of Police
2. Robert A.M. Sangma, (PMG) Sub Inspector
3. Rajendra P. Kahit, (1st Bar to PMG) Bn Constable
4. Probinstar Kharbani, (PMG) Bn Constable
5. Jitden Sangma, (PMG) Bn Constable
6. Rapsalang Wahlang (PMG) Bn Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the 12th April, 2013, credible source information was received about the probable camp location of Sohan D. Shira, the Commander-in-Chief of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) along with 8-10 of his cadres in Koksi Nengsat village under Songsak Police Station, fully equipped with sophisticated arms and ammunition. Based on the inputs received, the CoBRA teams were also asked to join the operation and a plan of action was drawn up. As per the plan the operation teams comprising of SWAT team under the command of Shri. R. T. G. Momin, MPS, Addl. Superintendent of Police, East Garo Hills District, and the CoBRA team led by Shri. D. S. Pal, Dy. Commandant, launched the operation at 23:00 hrs navigating through the dense jungle and treacherous terrain to avoid detection and reach the suspected area. At around 04:30 hrs, the SWAT teams along with CoBRA strategically positioned themselves to block all possible escape routes which had been predetermined at the planning stage. Shri Ringrang T. G. Momin, MPS, Addl. S. P. along with Shri. Devender S. Pal, Dy. Commdt. took positions at the Cut-off. As soon as each of the cutoff team was in place, the Assault party led by SI Robert A. M. Sangma (SWAT), and SI/GD M. S. Rawat, CoBRA was given the direction to proceed with their search within the area which had been sealed off.
At around 06:00 hrs, as the Assault team was approaching a tenement within the village, the Assault team came under heavy gunfire from GNLA militants. SI Robert A M Sangma, SI/GD M. S. Rawat and the entire team had no otherPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 515 alternative but to fight through the volley of bullets which rained upon them in order to suppress the militants. The officers along with BNC Rajendra P Kahit, BNC Probinstar Kharbani, BNC Jidten Sangma, BNC Rapsalang Wahlang and other CoBRA personnel from the Assault team bravely chased the militants for several distance and counter attacked them belligerently. The aggression with which the Assault team charged at the militants ultimately forced them to flee and it was apparent from the traces of blood on the ground that some of the militants may have sustained injuries in the exchange of fire.
The militants tried to escape in different directions by firing behind over their shoulders at the Assault team. Several of them were spotted heading towards the cutoff where Shri. Devender S. Pal, Dy. Commdt and Shri. Ringrang T. G. Momin, MPS, Addl. S.P. along with their team were positioned. In spite of the lack of proper cover, the officers and men fired at the militants who directed their fire towards them. During the mêlée, it was apparent that one of the insurgent was critically hit while the other was injured forcing the other militants to change direction.
In attempt to escape, the militants ran in the direction of Cutoff-6 where BNC Rapsalan Wahlang along with a component of CoBRA team was lying in wait. The militants who were brazenly opening fire aimlessly in a bid to escape from the area was fired upon by the teams from Cutoff-6 during which one of the militant was mortally hit and died on the spot while the rest managed to escape.
After some time when the firing ceased in all directions the entire area was thoroughly searched and two dead bodies of GNLA cadres with one AK-56 rifle, one 7.65 pistol, four Gelatin sticks, fifty detonators, three wireless sets and other incriminating articles were recovered from the encounter site. Subsequent reports from well placed sources also revealed that several more had been seriously injured out of which some had succumbed to their injuries after several days although their bodies could not be traced.
In this encounter S/Shri Ringrang T.G. Momin, Addl. Superintendent of Police, Robert A.M. Sangma, Sub Inspector, Rajendra P. Kahit, Bn Constable, Probinstar Kharbani, Bn Constable, Jitden Sangma, Bn, Constable and Rapsalang Whalang, Bn Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal/1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 13/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 113–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Odisha Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Akhileshvar Singh, (PMG) Superintendent of Police
2. Santosh Kumar Mall, (PMG) Addl. Superintendent of Police
3. Pabitra Mohan Nayak, (PMG) Constable
4. Siva Sankar Nayak, (1st Bar to PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 22.08.2013 an intelligence input was received by Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri regarding presence of small team of maoist' armed cadre led by Golla Ramulu @ Madhav , DCM rank in the Chhiliba forest area under Machhkund PS of Koraput district . Accordingly operation was launched in the area on 23 Aug ,2013. Sh. Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri led the operational party which comprises of 15 Police personnel of Malkangiri police and the informer. When the party was moving in the operational area , suddenly they observed movement of 8 to 10 armed persons and some of them were also donning naxal uniform i.e. Olive Green. Suspecting them to be naxals, Police Party asked them to surrender but they opened heavy volume of fire. Police party also retaliated in self defence . The ultras were in advantageous position and were firing relentlessly. Sh. Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri after assesing the situation decided to assault the ultras from right flank . He asked the main group to keep naxals engaged by firing and himself alongwith other three willing personnel namely Shri Santosh Kumar Mall Addl. SP (Operations), Koraput ,CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak & CT S.S Nayak crawl tactically towards the right flank to a distance of 15-20 meters. While crawling there were every possible chance of them being detected and hit by Naxal's bullet , but that could not deterred them from accomplishing their assigned task. It seems516 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 that naxals got inkling of Police assault group as they hurled one grenade towards them. Though the grenade missed the target and Police party also laid down but still CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak and CT Siva Sankar Nayak sustained superficial splinter injury but that could not jolt their spirit. Sh. Akhileshvar Singh , SP further moved 6-7 mtrs to the right alongwith CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak and thereafter both of them opened fire on ultras by coming in open. Though this move has endangered their lives but luck favoured them and it jolted the naxals as they faced fire from unexpected side. Before ultras could have fired towards them, Shri Santosh Kumar Mall Addl. SP and CT Siva Sankar Nayak also started firing on the naxals by coming in open without caring for their lives. Police main party was already firing towards naxals. Firing from three sides make ultras dumbfounded and they started retreating but also kept on firing towards Police parties . Probably naxals might have suffered casuality at this moment but taking cover of hostile terrain and thick vegetation they managed to escape from the scene . The exchange of fire lasted for 15-20 minutes. After waiting for some time the main party joined the assualt group and started moving tactically towards the village Chhiliba. As Police party was about to enter the village, again they faced intermittent fire from a distance, to which the police party retaliated well .Thereafter there was a long silence and after sometime Police party entered the village. During search, dead body of one maoist cadre armed with Pistol was found. Later on he was identified as dreaded naxal Golla Ramulu @ Madhav of the rank of DCM. He was the person behind killing of more them 50 Police pesonnel. He alongwith his team killed 38 Greyhounds commandos of Andhra Pradesh Police in Elampaka reservoir of Malkangiri district (cut-off area) in June-2008. Beside, he also killed four BSF personnel including Commandant and Second-in-Command of 107 BN BSF on 10.2.2012 and was also involved in abduction of Collector, Malkangiri in the year 2011, besides other numerous killing of contractors and civilians. Andhra Pradesh Govt had declared a reward of rupees four lakhs on his head. His killing has definitely given a crucial blow to naxals in the area.
Individual role played by the Police personel
1. SHRI AKHILESVAR SINGH, IPS, SP
Not only he displayed perfect command and control during the operation but also set personal example when situation warranted. During exchange of fire, in the preliminary stage Naxals were better placed and there occurred danger of Police position being overrun by ultras. At this moment any wrong action or inaction may prove fatal to Police party. However Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP did not loose his nerves and after analyzing the situation decided to form assault group of Police personnel to attack ultras from the right flank. Leading from the front he himself led the assault group after giving necessary instructions to main party. While crawling towards right flank, there were every possible chance of him getting eliminated due to fierce firing by the ultras. When situation warranted he made charge on naxals along with CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak. In that process he has to come up in open which exposed him badly and made him an easy target of the ultras. However fortune favoured him and everything went well .In the gamut of this operation he was involved at every stage , be it acquiring and developing such valuable intelligence information or the execution part .He has played a big role to the success of the operation. He has endangered his life at various stage of operations.
2. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR MALL, ADDL. SP (OPS)
He assisted the operational leader quite well and willfully became part of the assault group though he knew that his life would be at stake. While crawling towards the right flank, he could have been martyred being totally exposed but still he carried out the crucial task. In the operation he along with CT Siva Sankar Nayak fired at Naxals by coming in open resultantly making naxals unable to retaliate the fire of other part of Police assault group. This action ultimately left naxals with no choice but to retreat .It was indeed a gallant action because bullets fired by the naxals might have targeted him. He assisted team leader in perfect execution of plan.
3. SHRI PABITRA MOHAN NAYAK
Though he sustained superficial splinter injury in the operation but still came forward to be part of assault group. While crawling towards right flank he has endangered his life as he could have been hit by bullet. Further he alongwith Sh. Akhileshvar Singh , SP Malkangiri came in open and gave first blow to naxals by spraying bullets on them .This was indeed a gallant act as he has put his life on stake by coming in open in the midst of naxal firing . However the gamble was paid off and the operation terminated with Police success .
4. CT SIVA SANKAR NAYAK
He also sustained superficial splinter injury in the operation but willfully became part of the assault group. His life was obviously under threat while crawling with others towards right flank. Anything could have happened at that stage but he carried out his task undeterred. Further he along with Shri Santosh Kumar Mall Addl. SP (Operations ) fired at Naxals by coming in open which left Naxals dumbfounded and ultimately it forced them to retreat. Obviously he has put his life on stake while doing this act.
Recovery :
01. 11 nos of live Ammunitions of AK-47
02. 14 nos of empty 9 MM AmmunitionPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 517 03. 9 nos of empty .303 Ammunition
04. 1 nos of live .303 Ammunition
05. Five nos of empty SLR Ammunition (7.62)
In this encounter Akhileshvar Singh, Superintendent of Police , Santosh Kumar Mall, Addl. Superintendent of Police, Pabitra Mohan Nayak, Constable and Siva Sankar Nayak, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal/1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 114-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Med al for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Odisha Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Dibya Lochan Raj, Sub Inspector
2. Chitta Ranjan Jena, Constable
3. Samodar Kulisika, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
In the intervening night of 10-11/09/2013, reliable input from own sources received that there was movement of 12–15 armed CPI (Maoist) cadres including lady Maoists led by Bunty in Kadraka, Bondili, Tepapadar village areas under K.Singhpur PS limits with plans to strike terror in the locality to establish their presence and to wage war against the Government by way of causing explosion to Government establishments and to paralyze the Government functionaries.
Based on the input, int-based anti-naxal operation was planned and launched in that area from very early morning hours on 11.09.2013 by engaging District Voluntary Force (DVF) Rayagada, to nab the Maoists and to foil their ill- designs.
While SI Dibya Lochan Raj, was leading the police operational team i.e. the team of DVF Rayagada and continuing the operation in the Kadraka-Bondili forest area in the afternoon hours on 11.09.2013, the team smelled presence of a group of Maoists and with help of day-vision-device the operational team noticed a camp of a group of Maoists. Soon the in-charge of the police operational party SI Dibya Lochan Raj divided the police party into two teams, one being the action team of 8 members and the rest members being the cut-off team. The police personnel were in the action team and were leading from the front and took positions at strategic locations. Then the action team of the operational party, warned the Maoists to surrender in loud voice and told to give up arms, but the Maoists group did not listen and opened indiscriminate fire upon the police operational team.
Seeing this, SI Dibya Lochan Raj, CT Chitta Rajan Jena and CT Samodar Kulisika of the action team took their position and in self defence, opened fire upon the Maoists group. The Exchange of fire lasted for about half an hour. These three members of the police operational party exhibited exemplary gallant action and strongly tackled the Maoists' attack being unmindful of the grave risks to their lives. The undaunted spirit, presence of mind, brevity and tactics of field craft shown by the these police personnel in leading the police operational party, proved to be excellent and led to a great achievement in tackling Maoists warfare.
Finding the attack of the police party not-withstanding, the Maoists tried to retreat and fled away from the place taking help of the close terrains and dense bushes. The police operational party chased the Maoists group upto a distance but the Maoists could able to flee from the spot. Then, the DVF operational party made further search operation in the entire area and found dead body of a lady Maoist who was in olive green uniform carrying a .303 rifle.
The police operational party then destroyed the Maoist dump and recovered 3 nos. of .303 rifles, fifty three .303 ball ammunitions, 3 nos. of .303 magazines, 1 INSAS magazine loaded with 17 ammunitions, 1 walke talkie, a huge number of518 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 medicine kits like tablets/salines / injections /cotton etc., naxal olive-green uniforms, kit bags, utensils, a large number of cosmetic items from the area.
In this Exchange of fire, the police operational DVF team exhibited sheer dedication to duty, fearlessness irrespective of grave risk to their lives and a high order of sincere efforts , as a result of which one lady Maoist was neutralized and the dump of Maoists could be destroyed. This achievement by Rayagada district police added yet another glory to Odisha police and also strengthened the morale of the force in combating naxal menace in Rayagada district. On the other hand, the elimination of the lady Maoist and seizure of huge number of Maoist-related articles by Rayagada police gave a big blow to the CPI (Maoists) group thereby weakened their hold in the district.
During the operation, Shri Dibya Lochan Raj,SI led the police party from the front unmindful of risk of life and lives of other members of the operational party and successfully dominated the Maoists` attack and neutralized a lady Maoist in the exchange of fire. With a strong determination and for the protection of the peace and security of the nation, he led the operation despite the grave danger to life of himself and of other team members. He had shown extraordinary gallant combat action in development and execution of bold and innovative plan with small team and successfully neutralized the enemy in the heartland of naxals.
In this encounter S/Shri Dibya Lochan Raj, Sub Inspector, Chitta Ranjan Jena, Constable and Samodar Kulisika, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 11/09/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 115–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Odisha Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Jayanta Kumar Naik, Sub Inspector
2. Pabitra Kumar Patra, Havildar
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the evening of 29.08.2013, S.P. Bolangir collected precise information through his reliable source that the banned CPI Maoist cadres of Bolangir-Bargarh-Mahasamund Division are camping in Dandel hill area near Khujen village, about 10 Kms from Turekela P.S. of Bolangir Dist. The said area is situated at a distance of 110 Kms from the Bolangir District Head Quarters in the West direction. The area is mostly a dense mixed jungle mixed with streams and very high hills. Almost all the roads, cart tracks and foot tracks are suspected to be mined and dangerous for road journey as well as cross country march. In spite of hostile conditions prevailing in the area, the nominee along with other police personnel of SOG Assault Team No.41 of Bolangir district dropped for combing operations at Bad Dakla village near Dandel forest area of Turekela P.S limits and started combing on 29.08.2013 at around 23:00 hrs.
In the evening hours of 30.08.2013, under the overall leadership of the SI(Armed) Jayanta Kumar Naik, SOG AT No.41, was deputed as operational party's scout due to his vast experience in jungle warfare and good knowledge of night- march, the police party started combing operations at about 17:00 hours in the dense Dandel hill area near Khujen village, 10 KMs South of Turekela P.S. Pabitra Kumar Patra, Hav alongwith his team noticed that about 8-10 member's group of banned CPI (Maoists) of Bolangir-Bargarh-Mahasamund Division, both male and female clad with olive green uniforms and arms at some distance in front. It was noticed first by Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra, Hav and the same was informed to party commander SI (Armed) Jayanta Kumar Naik. Immediately Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik planned a tactical operation by dividing the party into two firing parties (one party in the south direction and Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra with two other police personnel in east direction) and remaining party members as cut off. Party commander revealed his identity as police and advised the Maoists to surrender themselves, but they paid a deaf ear to the advice and opened indiscriminate fire with their fire arms with a view to kill the police personnel who were at the forefront and leading the party. Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik again asked maoists to surrender but maoists cadres did not listen and instead fired towards the police personnel. Police party members realized that maoists are not in the mood of surrender and wanted to kill him and other police personnel. Then Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra and two other police personnel moved for East direction and two other police men covered another flank i.e. South direction, they fired in self defense and started crawlingPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 519 towards Maoists by hiding themselves. Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra, without fear of heavy firing by armed maoists, crawled very close to them who were firing fiercely at police party. Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra went very close to maoists and fired at them to neutralize them. In the process, they put their life into grave danger in order to save lives of other team members. The exchange of fire lasted for about one hour in which Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra and other police personnel of Bolangir district fought bravely without caring for their lives. In course of this exchange of fire, Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra and other police personnel shot dead one important armed male maoist cadre, who was giving stiff resistance to the police party by firing with his own weapon. Sensing the danger from the assault of police team, the remaining extremists fled away from the scene, taking advantage of thick forest, boulders and hilly terrain. Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra with their assault group chased the extremists for a considerable distance but they managed to escape.
Hence both the officers showed rarest of the rare bravery act and were ready to make supreme sacrifice in order to nab the armed rebellion of outlawed CPI (Maoists). They displayed good example of esprite de corps and extreme gallant action.
By this brave act, Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik & Shri Pabitra Kumar Patra and the team inflicted heavy casualties on CPI (Maoist) which resulted in the death of one unidentified armed male maoist cadre.
Recovery :—
1. One .303 Rifle
2. One country made gun
3. One .303 live ammunition
4. 20 no. of 12 bore live cartridges
5. Empty cases
6. One plastic box having one IED (Non-electrical)
7. 6 Kit bags.
8. Large quantity of maoist literature.
9. Items of daily use.
In this encounter S/Shri Jayanta Kumar Naik, Sub Inspector and Pabitra Kumar Patra, Havildar displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 30/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 116–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Odisha Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Satyajit Kandankel, Sub Inspector
2. Niranjan Sarangi, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 04.09.2013 an intelligence input was received by S.P, Bargarh about continuous movement and presence of a group of Maoists in the hills of Gandhamardhan under Paikmal Police Station limits with an intention to target Police Stations, Block Offices, Mobile Towers, CRPF Camps etc. Accordingly, an operation was planned to apprehend them and to thwart their evil designs. A joint operational team consisting of CRPF and DVF (District Voluntary Force) under the leadership of Assistant Commandant J.K.Upadhayay was launched on 04.09.2013 at 09.00 pm. The team started search in the jungles of Gandhamardhan hills following all SOPs. On 06.09.2013 at about 11.00 am the operational team noticed about 30520 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 to 35 persons in olive green uniforms with weapons in the jungle area. When operational party started moving closer, they started firing on the operational party. The operational party took strategic position to escape from their fire, revealed their identity and asked them to surrender. Inspite of that, the naxals started firing heavily on police team, using automatic weapons and from advantageous position with an intention to run over the police party. The team leader, AC, J.K. Upadhayay without losing his nerves, took a strategic decision to split his team into two groups. A small assault team consisting of him, SI Satyajit Kandankel, CT Niranjan Sarangi and CT Chitrasen Gond and a main group under command of SI Bibekanand Mohanta. He then asked the main group to provide cover fire to the assault team led by him, so that they can go closer and break the terrain advantage of naxals. He alongwith SI S. Kandankel, CT Niranjan Sarangi and CT GD Chitrasen Gond, crawled to the left flank side for about 40 to 50 metres risking their lives to incessant firing from naxal side and occupied a tactical location and started firing to the naxal group. Then SI Satyajit fired 05 rounds UBGL to the naxal side which spread panic amongst the naxals. After that AC, J.K.Upadhayay, SI S. Kandankel, CT Niranjan Sarangi and CT GD Chitrasen Gond, started moving closer and closer to naxal group by crawling and firing non stop. This daredevil act of three of them has taken the naxal's by surprise as they started receiving fire from unexpected multiple locations. This broke the morale of naxals and they strated receiving injuries which forced them to retreat taking cover of thick jungle and hilly terrain. The exchange of fire lasted for around 20-25 minutes. After a lull of half hour, the team leader asked the main group to join them and started search in an extended line. During the search they recovered one dead body of a male maoist cadre in olive green uniform along with one 12 Bore SBBL Gun, 07 nos of 12 Bore live cartridges, 02 nos. of 12 Bore empty cartridges, 13 nos of Super dine explosive, 06 nos of power gel explosive, 23 nos of Special ordinary detonator, Detonators with wire, one bundle cordex, one piece wire, olive green cap with red star, large quantity of Maoist literature and kit bags.
Reliable intelligence input reveals that, later two more naxal cadres succumbed to the injuries they received in this exchange of fire. This operation has not only given a deadly blow to the naxal groups, but also failed their immediate plans to commit violent activities in the area.
1. Gallant act of Shri Satyajit Kandankel, SI of Police, DVF Bargarh
He assisted AC J.K. Upadhayay the team leader in this operation and willfully became part of the assault group knowing the risk to his life involved in it. While crawling to the left side to launch the attack on naxals from tactical location he was exposed to the incessant firing from naxal's but it did not deter him from assisting his team leader. He fired the UBGLs which acted as a shock treatment to the naxal's group and injuring many of them.
2. Gallant act of Shri Niranjan Sarangi, Constable, DVF Bargarh
During the entire operation he acted as the scout for the operation team. He spotted the naxals first and conveyed it to the team leader. He assisted AC J.K. Upadhayay the team leader in this operation and willfully became part of the assault group knowing the risk to his life involved in it. While crawling to the left side to launch the attack on naxal's from tactical location he was exposed to the incessant firing from naxals, but it did not deter him from assisting his team members. He fired nonstop and crawled closer to naxal's group and inflicted damage to them which finally forced them to retreat.
In this encounter S/Shri Satyajit Kandankel, Sub Inspector and Niranjan Sarangi, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 06/09/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 117 –Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Odisha Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Akhileshvar Singh, Superintendent of Police
2. Satya Sundar Behera, Havildar
3. Siva Sankar Nayak, Constable
4. Manoj Kumar Parida, Constable
5. Pabitra Mohan Nayak, ConstablePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 521 6. Motisingh Nayak, Constable
7. Tribijay Khara, Constable
8. Sanat Kumar Patra, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Acting on an intelligence input regarding naxal were camping in Silakota forest area, an operation was launched on 13/9/2013 in Silakota forest area of Malkangiri district. Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri led the operational party consisting of 44 Police personnel which also included 16 SOG Commandos and 27 DVF Commandos. The party after being dropped at 2230 hrs on 13.09.2013, continuously marched cross country. Next morning at about 0515 hrs in the jungle area the party noticed some persons at a distance .Careful observation by Binocular and NVD revealed that it is a probable naxal camp as there were armed persons and some of them were also spotted in naxal uniform. Two sentries also came in the sight who were guarding the camp area. Besides, three pitched polythene tents were also located. Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri after assessing the situation stealthily marched the party forward taking cover of thick vegetation. The party reached nearly 75 meters short of the camp. Naxals were assessed to be 35-40 in numbers. As per order of S.P. Malkangiri the total strength of DVF and SOG were divided into four groups comprising 16 commandoes from SOG (Group-1), 9 (Group-2) 9 (Group-3)and 10 (9+1) (Group-4) commandoes respectively. The groups consisting 16,9 and 9 Commandoes were sent to three strategic points to act as cut off party and the group consisting 9 commandoes was led by S.P. Malkangiri which act as assault team. Thereafter the suspected naxals were asked in high pitch of tone to surrender but in vain. Again, they were told to surrender but this time naxals started indiscriminate firing aiming towards police party. Police party No. 3 was in cover but to negotiate the naxals one has to come above surface. SP, MGK rose to the occasion and he alongwith Hav Satya Sundar Behera, CT Siva Sankar Nayak,CT Manoj Kumar Parida,CT Moti Singh Nayak, CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak, CT Sanat Kumar Patra and CT Tribijay Khara formed assault group and crawled 15 meters to the right to take covered position, though in the process any one of them would have been martyred being exposed. But firing at ultras from covered position did not yield result, therefore SP MKG along with CT Siva Sankar Nayak,CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak & CT Sanat Kumar Patra came in open for few seconds and assault the naxals causing fatal injury to 2-3 naxals. But other ultras reinforce and naxal group and opened heavy volume of fire at police party besides hurling two grenades. Even though the grenades missed target but still seven of police personnel sustained superficial splinter injury. Being in advantageous position, there were every chances of naxals being successful and moreover they also outnumbered assault group. Any inaction at this moment may have proved fatal to police team. S.P. Malkangiri, therefore bifurcated the assault group. He alongwith CT Siva Sankar Nayak, CT Pabitra Mohan Nayak and CT Sanat Kumar Patra moved 10 mtrs to the right. Further Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP, Malkangiri came in open to assault the naxals, but found two naxals in front who also fired at him. He immediately jumped to his right to take safer position behind a tree whereas the other three Commandos reverted back. For one minute or so fire continued between SP, Malkangiri and the two naxals. Then there was a pause. Using the opportunity he came in open half stood and before naxals could have fired at him, he gunned down both naxals in blink of seconds . At the same time the other three personnel of his assault sub group rejoin him and thereafter they started firing on the ultras though they were exposed in doing so. Naxals again suffered causality by this action. In the meantime the other assault sub group consisting of Hav. S.S Behera , CT Manoj Kumar Parida, CT Motisingh Nayak & CT Tribijay Khara also came in open and sprayed bullets on the ultras causing fatal bullet injuries to the ultras . Though naxals also retaliate but fortunately both assault sub group personnel remained safe. This very action perplexed the ultras and they tried to escape from the right flank but came across police party two. Though ultras fired heavily but were given befitting reply by police party no. two and resultantly the naxals were left dumbfounded. They had no option but to revert back. By now both assault sub group had combined and they fired heavily on the naxals. The ultras were perplexed and they started running here and there to find escape route. The assault group started chasing the escaping ultras under direction of SP,MKG though they also faced fire from the other side. There was every possibility of suffering causality. However not only brave men of police party gunned down naxals but also survive their life. In the process some naxals managed to escape taking cover of thick vegetation. The exchange of fire took place for 30 minutes. After waiting for some time, police party searched the area and found 13 dead bodies of the naxals along with their weapon which also includes one Lady Naxal. After the operation , all seven injured personnel were medically examined at District hospital ,MKG. Doctor found the injury superficial in relation of all and discharged them after giving first aid treatment . huge quantity of arms and ammunitions ere recivered during this encounter.
Individual role of Shri Akhilesvar Singh, SP
He played key role in this encounter of naxals. He developed the information and also led the police party on battle ground. Whenever situation wanted, he led from the front without caring for his life, setting personal example for others. The heavy success in this operation can be contributed to his great command and control. He made crucial instant decisions in the operation and volunteered himself for risky tasks, which also motivated others. At one stage in the operation, naxals may have overrun police assault group. At that moment, any wrong decision could have proved lethal to police party. However,522 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP, Malkangiri rose to the occasion & ordered the assault party to start fire and single handedly gunned down two naxals, though in the process he would have been martyred. Even after that, he alongwith three constables charged the naxals by coming in open, though badly exposed putting his life on stake. Rather he has jeopardized his life multiple times during the operation. He alongwith his party even chased and gunned down the escaping naxals though he could have been hit by bullets fired by the ultras. His effort did not go in vain and police were able to reap rich dividend by killing 13 naxals which created a history in Odisha Police. This operation will be a milestone in coming years and the way Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP, Malkangiri led operation to success under constant threat to his life is exemplary.
The evident conspicuous act of gallantry of Shri Akhileshvar Singh, SP Malkangiri is a major factor for heavy success in the operation.
Individual role of CTs Siva Sankar Nayak, Pabitra Mohan Nayak & Sanat Kumar Patra
Even though they were well aware of the risk factor, still they volunteered to be part of the assault group. They were the persons who alongwith SP MKG firstly sprayed bullets on the naxals by coming in open but this act also makes them vulnerable to firing of naxals. Though they sustained superficial splinter injury in the operation but that could not deter them. In the furtherance of operation, again they alongwith SP MKG fired on the ultras by coming in open. Naxals do suffer causality by this action even though it happened at risk of their lives. Further they alongwith others not only chased escaping naxals but also gunned down the ultras. While chasing the ultras there were every chances of them falling prey to firing from the other side but still they carried out the task successfully.
Individual role of Hav. S.S Behera
He assisted the operational leader quite well and willfully became part of the assault group though he knew that his life would be at stake for that. While crawling alongwith assault group in the midst of firing, he could have been martyred being exposed . In the furtherance of operation, though he sustained superficial splinter injury but still carried out the orders. When SP,MKG alongwith his assault sub group fired at the naxals , he too rose to the occasion and led the other assault sub group to fire at ultras from the other side though in the process he has endangered his life by coming in open . He was also a part of that party which chased the escaping ultras amidst firing. It was indeed a gallant action because bullets fired by the naxals might have targeted him but he followed the order unhesitatingly and police party was able to cause causalities to the Naxals.
Individual role of CTs Manoj Kumar Parida, Motisingh Nayak & Tribijay Khara
They were also part of the assault group. While crawling with assault they may have been martyred if detected by the ultras. Though they also sustained superficial splinter injury in the operation but even then they carried out the order. When SP, MKG along with his assault sub group fired at the naxals they too under command of Hav S.S Behera assault naxals from the other side . While doing so they have to come in open which exposed them badly making them a vulnerable target. They alongwith others also chased the retreating naxals and also gunned down them even though they did it at cost of their lives. But the gamble was paid off as the operation ended up in heavy success.
In this encounter S/Shri Akhileshvar Singh, Superintendent of Police, Satya Sundar Behera, Havildar, Siva Sankar Nayak, Constable, Manoj Kumar Parida, Constable, Pabitra Mohan Nayak, Constable, Motisingh Nayak, Constable, Tibijay Khara, Constable and Sanat Kumar Patra, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 14/09/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 118–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Tamilnadu Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri S. Lakshmanan, Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Shri S. Lakshmanan and Shri P.Ravindran, Inspector of Police, Operations, Special Division, SB CID, Chennai, Tamil Nadu were assigned a very important task of tracking and securing dreaded muslim extremists Fakruddin @ Fakruddin Ali Ahamed, Bilal Malik, Panna Ismail (Jihadi idelogists) wanted in several cases including planting of pipe bomb on L.K.Advani's Rath Yatra route, murder of S.Vellaiappan, Hindu Munnani State Secretary, Auditor V. Ramesh, BJP State General Secretary and Bengaluru bomb blast. Timely intelligence coupled with agile and coordinated action taken by the said two Inspectors of Police, risking their life, lead to the arrest of Fakruddin Ali Ahamed at Chennai, Tamil Nadu on 04.10.2013. Fakruddin Ali Ahamed was conducting recce to eliminate a Hindu organization leader at Chennai during thePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 523 annual 'Tirupati Temple Thirukudai' procession. During his arrest, both the Inspectors were able to contain the stiff physical resistance posed by Fakruddin Ali Ahamed. The timely arrest of Fakruddin Ali Ahamed had prevented a break out of a major communal dishormony in the State. Due to unrelenting interrogation of Fakruddin Ali Ahamed, the team was able to gather information on the whereabouts of his associates Bilal Malik and Panna Ismail.
The team including Shri S.Lakshmanan, Inspector of Police went to the hideout of Bilal Malik and Panna Ismail at Puttur, Andhra Pradesh State in the wee hours on 05.10.2013 to nab them. They identified their hide out and surrounded their house at Muslim Street, Puttur. When the door was knocked by Inspector Shri S.Lakshmanan, posing as milkman, Bilal Malik opened the door. When Shri S.Lakshmanan tried to secure him, Bilal Malik and Panna Ismail dragged Shri S.Lakshmanan, inside their house, closed the door and started assaulting Shri S.Lakshmanan, with knife and sickle with a view to kill him. Lakshmanan resisted their assault. In the mean time, other police personnel made a valiant attempt to rescue Shri S.Lakshmanan, and secure the accused. Karthikeyan, Deputy Superintendent of Police, SID, CBCID opened one round fire from his service weapon on Panna Ismail in order to save Tr.S.Lakshmanan, wounded Pana Ismail and Bilal Malik took shelter in another room of the house along with Saina Banu, wife of Bilal Malik and their three children, Shri S.Lakshmanan, was taken to a nearby hospital and later, shifted to Chennai, where he underwent treatment for 34 days. He suffered multiple injuries on his head, face and ribs. The brave and exemplary courageous act of Shri S. Lakshmanan, Insp of Police is highly appreciable. Bilal Malik and Panna Ismail surrendered before the police on 05/10/2013 at 4.45PM
Recoveries made :
Explosives substance -7KG, Slurry explosives in 81 pockets-125 grams each, Pipe bombs with explosives - 4, Revolver 01, Pipe Bombs without explosives-2, Country made bomb -1, electrical detonators -106, 9 Volt batteries -7.
In this encounter Shri S. Lakshmanan, Inspector displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 05/10/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 119–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Uttarakhand Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Sunit Negi, (Posthumously) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the night of 14.08.2013 around 2200 hrs, one lady named Somya Gautam gave information to Chetak Motor- Cycle mobile-14 that some nuisance is suspected at the residence of Dr. Heena Khare at Santosh Nursing Home. On this information Constable Sunit Negi and Constable Vishal Kannaujia rushed to the spot. The miscreants who were 6 in number got alerted and escaped from the back door of the Nursing Home with the cash and jewellary.
Meanwhile Dr. Heena Khare opened the front door and informed of the Dacoity to the policeman and escaping of the miscreants. Constable Sunit Negi immediately ran towards the escaping miscreants followed by constable Vishal Kannaujia. On chasing the miscreants constable Sunit Negi got hold of one of the six miscreants in the nearby field. On seeing this, rest of the miscreants fired at police party. Constable Sunit Negi despite all the danger, showing outstanding valour snatched the pistol from one of the miscreants. Meanwhile as the clash was going on, other miscreants fired at Constable Sunit Negi injuring him. In retaliation Constable Sunit fired from his service pistol and other Constable also snatched Katta from other miscreants. But other miscreants to save his men from Constable Sunit Negi, fired closely at him on his chest. As soon as other policeman reached on the spot, miscreants escaped under the cover of darkness. Constable Sunit was rushed to the Hospital but declared brought dead.
Constable Sunit Negi conspicuously risked his life and exhibited exemplary devotion to his duty in the entire encounter. The brave action of Constable Sunit Negi won applause from the media and public at large. He has set an example of gallantry and dedication towards his duty.
Recoveries made :
1. One .32 bore CMP with four live cartridge and 01 empty case
2. Country made katta- 01
3. Cash Rs. 19, 500/-524 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 4. Coins of worth Rs. 3000 approx
5. Jewellery
In this encounter (Late) Shri Sunit Negi, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 14/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 120–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Uttarakhand Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Vivek Kumar, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 24.08.2013, an information was received regarding quarrel at H.No. A-657 GD colony Mayur Vihar, Delhi on which police reached on spot and found that one lady Mrs. Mohi has been murdered there. The house was ransacked. On enquiry with the maid it was revealed that two persons murdered Mrs. Mohi and kidnapped her son Ishu (3 year) and demanded 50 lakhs for the safe release of the child.
Police with the aid of surveillance zeroed the culprits in Haridwar. The Delhi Police Team with SOG Haridwar started a large search operation. On 26.08.2013 at evening a team comprising of SI Arun Sindhu (Delhi Police) and Constable CP Vivek Kumar (SOG Haridwar) located three person with the child at river side. The Kidnapper seeing the police team attacked on the police party with knives injuring SI Sindhu. At this moment, Constable Vivek Kumar to save the life of 3 years child and showing the outstanding valour tried to hold the culprits but one of the kidnappers severely attacked Constable Vivek with knife on his stomach intending to kill. Despite getting seriously injured Constable Vivek Kumar ran towards the second accused and jumped into the river Ganga putting his life in danger and later on Ishu was rescued safely from the kidnappers. The third accused ran away from the spot. The brave act of constable Vivek saved the innocent child.
Constable Vivek Kumar conspicuously risked his life and exhibited exemplary devotion to his duty in the entire operation. The brave action of constable Vivek Kumar won applause from the highest ranks of police of different State & media and also from the public at large. He has set an example of gallantry and dedication towards his duty.
Recoveries made :—
1- 10 Mobile Phones
2- Jewellery
3- Sharp-edge weapons
4- Injection Syringe, chloroform.
In this action Shri Vivek Kumar, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 26/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 121-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Uttar Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ashok Kumar Singh, Inspector
2. Sunil Kumar Tyagi, InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 525 3. Mahendra Pratap Singh, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Due to continuous sensational murder at district Aligarh for the last many days, under the leadership of Dy.SP STF one STF team had already been working at Aligarh. In the meantime a renowned Dr. Mannan Wasanwala was abducted from the civil line area. Due to his abduction sensation spread in the Aligarh. According to order of higher officials this case was handed over to STF and Aligarh Police. A team was formed under the leadership of Dy. SP and Inspector Shri Sunil Kumar Tyagi alongwith STF staff and 2nd team was formed under the leadership Shri Ashok Kumar Singh, Inspector SOG, Aligarh alongwith local police.
On 1-7-2006 an information received from the informer that kidnapped Dr. Mannan has been kept by the miscreants in the house of Shamsad, situated in mohalla Brahmpuri of Quasba Atroli and they are trying to get a ransom of one crore rupees. Beleiving that this information is to be true, Insp. Sunil Kumar Tyagi and Inspr. Ashok Kumar Singh alongwith all the members and informer proceeded to quasba Atroli. Informer came in from the Chok of Shamshad at about 9-30 PM and pointed out that this is the house in which Dr. Mannan is kept concealed and after saying this informer went from there. Both police party raided the house of Shamshad at once. Two person who were sitting on the roof of house opened fire on the police parties and jumped from the roof and ran away on a motorcycle, firing on the police party. At the same time Inspr. Tyagi told Inspr. Rajesh Dwivedi and other police force to recover Dr. Mannan. The rider of motorcycle continuously firing on the police party, but all the police personnel were continuously chasing the miscreants. Both the miscreants layed their motorcycle near the lane of Mandir wali lane which was going towards the Ramghat Road and both the miscreants hide themselves in Pits situated near the lane and opened fire on the police personnel. All the police personnel when noticed that all may be killed, they left the vehicles and hide in the pits situated near the lane & vehicle. Inspr. Tyagi and Inspr. Ashok Kr. Singh shouted and gave them identity and warned them to surrender themselves before the police force, but both the miscreants opened fire again with the intention to kill. The police party when felt that police forces may be killed from the firing of miscreants, Inspr. Tyagi and Inspr. Ashok alongwith Const. Mahendra Pratap Singh & force retaliated firing in self defence. In this fierce and face to face encounter one miscreant shouted that I got a bullet injury and told the second miscreant to ran away from the spot. SI Vinod Kumar and Cammando Shiv Kumar chased them. It was about 10 PM when the police personnel did not hear the noise of firing, they reached near the place from where the miscreants were firing. They noticed that one miscreant was lying dead and a pistol was also lying near the right hand of the miscreant.
Recovery made :—
1-One pistol with magazine and 01 live cartridge of .32 bore.
In this encounter S/Shri Ashok Kumar Singh, Inspector, Sunil Kumar Tyagi, Inspector and Mahendra Pratap Singh, Constable, displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 01/07/2006.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 122–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the 1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Uttar Pradesh Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Dr. G.K. Goswamy, Senior Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 23/10/2002 Dr. G.K. Goswamy, Senior Superintendant of Police Etawah received an information that criminals have gunned down one accused under trial and injured several persons including policemen in court campus. Dr. G.K. Goswamy instructed his subordinates to mobilize Nakas and start vehicle search and rushed himself to nab these dreaded criminals. Near Kali Vahan Temple, police party lead by Dr. Goswamy tried to stop the suspected vehicle but criminals started firing on police party and tried to escape into the thick Bihad (ravine of chambal). As public had gathered at the site, firing by the police may have resulted into casualty of innocent people. In such adverse situation, Dr. Goswamy challenged them and exhibiting exemplary leadership, courage and without caring for his life succeeded in nabbing five criminals with pistol/revolver in their possession. Interrogation revealed that it was a contract killing and they were active members of internationally wanted and notorious Chhota Rajan Gang. Among them Katab Rajan was wanted by Mumbai police since 1989 and was declared absconding since 1996. Thus police team led by Dr. G.K. Goswamy displayed exemplary courage and leadership of highest order in this remarkably successful operation.
526 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1Recovery :
1- One pistol with magazine, 02 live cartridges of .455 bore.
2- One pistol with magazine, 08 live cartridges of 32 bore.
3- One revolver, 06 live cartridges of .38 bore.
4- One pistol factory made of .32 bore.
5- 05 empty shells.
In this encounter Dr. G.K. Goswamy, Senior Superintendent of Police displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of 1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/10/2002.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 123–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of West Bengal Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Alok Rajoria, Addl. Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 24.11.2011 Shri Alok Rajoria, IPS, Addl SP(Operation) along with Shri Praveen Kr. Tripathi IPS SP Midnapore, Jhargram having received the movement of a top Polit Bureau Member of CPI(Maoiost) and his guerrilla team in an around Khushbani Jungle area under Jambani PS by Skilful use of sources and combining various pieces of information, recced their hideout. During recce, they taking great risk to their lives, traversed heavily mined jungle area which was completely dominated by armed maoist groups.
After recceing the area, he under the leadership of Shri Vineet Kumar Goyel, IPS, DIG Midnapore Range, took a leading role in planning an operation. After planning, the joint forces were briefed by Vineet Kumar Goyel.
Following the dropping of parties at their respective location, at around 16:30 hrs, when the assault team led by Alok Rajoria was nearing the targeted hideout, 12-15 armed cadres started indiscriminate firing and hurled grenades. At this Alok Rajoria IPS and members of his assault team- CT Tapas Ghosh of DAP Jhargram AC Nagendra Singh, AC Binoj P Joseph, CT/GD S. Sreenu, CT/GD S. Mathubela, CT/GD Birendra Kumar Singh CT/GD Deepak Kumar all of 207 COBRA Bn- putting their lives at high risk showing extra ordinary courage and gallant and adopting fire & move tactics advanced and fired amidst bullets & grenade splinters sprayed by armed cadres. Alok Rajoria showing extraordinary gallant and leadership, besides firing, kept on coordinating the movement of his team in its advance with a view to avoid any casualty to police side despite the fact that the Maoists were resorting to heavy firing. The firing continued for about half an hour. During the exchange of fire and explosion of grenades, Nagendra Singh got splinter injury in his right hand.
Unable to deter the advancing troops, the Maoists fled from area taking advantage of thick vegetation and ensuring darkness. During search of the area following firing for half an hour, one dead body with AK-47 in his hand (later on identified as a Kishan jee, a top Polit Bureau member of CPI (Maoist)) was found lying on the ground. During further search, one AKM rifle, a bag containing cash, Maoist literature, hard discs and other material were also found nearby.
In the entire operation, despite heavy firing from the hard core Maoists, and a very high probability of peril to life, Alok Rajoria along with his small assault team exhibited exemplary courage, devotion, skill towards carrying out their assigned duties, effective command/control over the force under his command, and control over nerve in life-threatening circumstances when death was always a whisker away due to the very short distance between the armed cadres and the police teams. He led his small team to almost perfection, and thus set high standards of bravery. At every stage of the operation from collection of intelligence to recceeing the hide out to planning to its successful execution, he led from the front, and put call of his duty before his life, by showing exemplary leadership, valor and commitment to his assigned job, patience, skill, team building, and above all boldness in life threatening circumstances.
Recoveries made :
01. AK-47 rifle bearing Arsenal No KT-435182 - 01
02. AK-47 rifle having fixed butt No SAP/8-31, Arsenal No. BE-445317 fitted with sling, loaded with one round 7.62 mm live ammunition in chamber and one round 7.62 mm live ammunition in magazine - 01PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 527
03. Small black coloured multi pockets chain fitted rexin bag
(containing hard disc, Pen drive and Maoist literatures). - 01
04. Motorola wireless hand set - 01
05. Hard Disc store jet 500 GB in damaged condition - 01
06. Hard Disc Seagate 320 GB in damaged condition - 01
07. CD in broken condition - 01
08. Pencil torch light (black colour) - 01
09. Samsung Mobile Phone (black colour) - 01
10. Nokia mobile phone (black colour) - 01
11. USB cord in a plastic pocket - 01
12. Data card - 04
13. Mobile chips - 14
14. Reliance mobile sim card - 01
15. BSNL mobile sim card - 01
16. 4 GB data traveler pen drive - 01
17. Card reader Zembonic - 01
18. Plastic pocked containing phulthrough, oil bottle, - 01
cotton pieces.
19. Cash Rs. 84535 of various denomination
20. Empty cartridges of 7.62 mm - 02
21. Hearing aid machine of Novax with cord - 01
22. Samsung mobile battery bearing No AB-553446BU - 01
with stain of blood and other daily use utensils/material
In this encounter Shri Alok Rajoria, Addl. Superintendent of Police displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 24/11/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 124–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry/Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Border Security Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Gourav Godbole, (PPMG) Inspector
2. Sunil Kumar T.P. (PMG) Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 26th August, 2013, a party consisting of 03 subordinate officers and 15 other ranks left from THQ Balimela for Battalion Headquarter, Gandhinagar (Gujarat) in three vehicles (5 ton-02 and TATA 709-01) carrying arms, ammunition, explosives and other miscellaneous stores.
On 27th August, 2013, after overnight halt at Sector Tactical Headquarter, Korapur, Party under command of Inspector Gourav Godbole further moved towards Vishakhapatnam by NH-26. At about 0915 hrs, while vehicles were passing over a culvert approximately 6 kms ahead of Pottangi, last vehicle (5 ton) came under a severe blast. The Maoists had detonated a powerful Improvised Explosive Device followed by heavy volume of fire. The intensity of blast was so high that528 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 vehicle was blown up 40 feet in the air, simultaneously, 60-70 Maoists, who had laid a deliberate ambush with adequate planning, opened heavy volume of fire on the BSF team from the hillocks.
Inspector Gourav Godbole, who was sitting on the co-driver seat in the middle vehicle, was hit by a bullet which pierced through left lower back of his body. Despite being grievously injured, displaying strong determination and gut, Inspector Gourav Godbole took charge of situation and retaliated the Naxals fire and simultaneously directed to shift the vehicles to safer place. Accordingly, first and second vehicles were shifted 200 mtr ahead from the site. However, the position of second vehicle was such that the bullets being showered by the Maoists were hitting the vehicle from left and rear side. The troops jumped out from vehicle and tried to evacuate Inspector Gourav Godbole to nearby hospital, but he refused to leave the troops under such crucial circumstances. He even refused to take first aid as Naxals were re-grouping at the hill top to attack BSF party and this point of time he has to lead the troops to repulse the attack of Naxals without wasting time. With disregard to his injury and in the face of fierce attack by the Naxals, Inspector Gourav Godgole deputed a team to occupy dominating position in adjacent hillock to give cover fire to the party of second vehicle to extricate injured personnel of last vehicle.
Amidst heavy fire and unmindful of his own life, Head Constable Sunil Kumar T P, who was in the rescue team, without caring for his personal life rushed towards the wreckage of vehicle lying on one side of the road. He saw that BSF personnel sitting in the vehicle were lying all around. The Naxals were firing indiscriminately towards the vehicle. HC Sunil Kumar T P, engaged the Naxals by firing and reached near the wreckage of vehicle and observed that two Jawans were seriously injured and trapped under the debris of vehicle. He helped them to come out from the debris and shifted them to safer place inspite of heavy volume of fire from naxals.
In the meantime, a group of Naxals firing heavily attempted to advance towards the damaged vehicle with the aim to loot weapons & ammunition and kill the injured Jawans. Inspector Gourav Godbole kept motivating his section to continue the fight and mount more pressure on Naxals with fire. Their exemplary courage and remarkable fire discipline yielded result and the Naxals ultimately fled for their lives.
BSF Party in above operation has displayed exemplary professionalism, grit and bravery by beating back a well- conceived deliberate ambush by numerically superior hardcore Naxalites cadres. Inspector Gourav Godbole and HC Sunil Kumar T P have displayed dauntless courage, camaraderie and selfless zeal in said encounter thus saving lives of injured personnel as well as preventing Arms & Ammunition from getting looted.
Recovery :
Cordex (red colour- approx 23 feet, detonator-01 and gelatin stick 01).
In this encounter S/Shri Gourav Godbole, Inspector and Sunil Kumar T.P., Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 27/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 125-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Border Security Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Mohd Sazid Khan, Dy. Commandant
2. Netra Prasad. Constable
3. Hazi Malang, Constbale
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
127 Battalion BSF is deployed in Pakhanjure (Chhattisgarh), which is a hyper sensitive Naxals` infested area of the country. The area of responsibility of the Battalion is hilly with thick jungles. The general area is interspersed with Nullas and water-bodies, which makes the undulated terrain treacherous and difficult. It is an old bastion of Naxals. Being tribal dominated, the Naxals have the support of the locals.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 529On 19th Jan 2013, on specific information, a party consisting of 20 personnel of 127 Battalion BSF and 20 personnel of Chhattisgarh police left COB Bande at about 0900 hrs for conducting operation in general area of village Tekameta and Bhurbhusi. The operation was led by Sh. Mohd Sazid Khan, DC, Coy Commander, 127 Battalion BSF. On reaching near village Bhurbhusi, at about 1200 hrs, Sh. Mohd Sazid Khan, DC assessing the layout of village and surrounding area divided the party into two groups to cordon the area. Both parties were moving in mutual support with each other. After moving for some distance, the scouts Constable Netra Prasad and CT Haji Malang of BSF party observed some suspicious movement. They intelligently informed Coy Commander, who immediately alerted both the parties and ordered the troops to take position. When Shri Sazid Khan was trying to advance, all of sudden heavy volume of fire came from Naxals positioned under thick vegetation on the nearby Tekri. The alert men of the operation party swiftly positioned themselves and retaliated with effective firing. In the meantime two Naxals were observed running from the nearby Nullah towards Tekri, one of them was firing from 12 bore rifle. The officer after taking stock of the situation, constituted a Sub-group under command of Sub- Inspector Arjesh Kumar Chobey and directed to move tactically towards nearby small Tekri under the covering fire so as to engage Naxals from there. Shri Sazid Khan undeterred by the heavy volume of fire started crawling towards the Naxal`s position along with scouts and HC Rajpoot of Chhattisgarh Police to confirm the presence of Naxals. He opened fire on Naxals from close quarter and successfully neutralized one of the Naxals later on identified as Sumitra, Deputy Commander of Pratap Pur LGS. Meanwhile Sub-Inspector Arjesh Kumar Chobey divulged exact position of the Naxals who were uninterruptedly firing on BSF party. The Coy Commander directed Constable Kishan Kumar to fire one HE bomb on the Naxals` position to break their will and evict them from their positions. The party of Chhattisgarh police was also exchanging fire with Naxals from a distance of 400–500 meters from right side of BSF party.
The Coy Commander ordered Constable Hazi Malang and Constable Netra Prasad to advance towards small rocky feature near the Tekri to assess the situation. In utter disregard to their lives and personal safety Constable Hazi Malang and Constable Netra Prasad surged ahead displaying highest level of skills under cover of LMG fire by exhibiting raw courage and bravery. On seeing the Naxals taking position behind the medium sized rock, they opened fire on the Naxals from close quarter and neutralized one of the Naxals who was later on identified as Sunoti.
The Naxals stopped firing and after getting no reaction from Naxals, Coy Commander sent a small party towards Tekri. The party on reaching at Tekri observed that Naxals had managed to escape towards thick jungle from East side taking advantage of Maize fields and dense growth. On searching of area, party recovered dead bodies of two female Naxals along with arms, ammunition and other materials.
Recoveries Made :—
1. .303 Rifles 1 No.
2. 12 Bore Rifles 1 No.
3. Live ammunition .303 Rifle Rounds 16 Nos.
4. Live ammunition 12 Bore Rifle Rounds 6 Nos.
5. Live ammunition .315-12 Bore gun Rounds 18 Nos.
6. EFC AK-47 series 3 Nos
7. EFC 7.62 mm SLR 1 No.
8. Naxals uniforms 2 Sets
9. Magazine pouch 2 Nos.
10. 10. Pull through 2 Nos.
In this encounter S/Shri Mohd Sazid Khan, Dy. Commandant, Netra Prasad, Constable and Hazi Malang, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/01/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 126–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Border Security Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Sunil Dubey, Assistant Commandant530 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 2. M. Ram Krishna, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 31st Dec, 2013 at about 2025 hrs, on specific information about movement of armed Maoists in western side of hamlet Sapagandha, a party consisting of 2 officers, 2 Subordinate Officers and 12 Other Ranks (including 1 SPO of Odisha Police) left for a special operation on 8 motor cycles. At about 2120 hrs, special operation party reached at Village- Sapagandha and carried out cordon and search operation but nothing suspicious could be found in the village. Having found no trace of Maoists in Village Sapagandha, the party decided to return back to Company Operative Base (COB) Ramagiri.
The operation party was divided in two groups. First group of 3 motorcycles was led by Shri Sunil Dubey, AC/Coy Comdr and Second group of 5 motorcycles followed the first group keeping a distance of about 150 meters. In first group, Constable PP Biswal was driving 1st motor cycle and Sub Inspector Vinod Kumar was sitting as pillion. 2nd motor cycle was driven by Shri Sunil Dubey, Assistant Commandant and Constable M Ramakrishna was sitting as pillion and 3rd motorcycle was driven by Constable Mileshwar Kumar and SPO Biswanath Muduli was sitting as pillion.
At about 2210 hrs, the leading group reached near village Biriguda. When first motorcycle crossed 2-3 houses and second motorcycle was just entering the village, all of sudden a Naxal appeared before second motorcycle and opened indiscriminate fire on Shri Sunil Dubey, Assistant Commandant and Constable M Ramakrishna. They swiftly jumped from running motorcycle, positioned themselves and effectively retaliated the Naxal's fire. Constable M Ramakrishna was hit by a bullet on the right heel and Shri Sunil Dubey, AC got injury in his left ankle joint and left shoulder. At this point of time, number of Naxals (approximately 50) who positioned in five surrounding places opened heavy volume of fire on them from different weapons. Assessing the ground situation, they quickly changed their position by crawling/rolling and positioned themselves behind a log in the nearby field and retaliated with effective fire. They kept on changing their positions employing fire and move tactics till they reached a ditch approximately 100 mtr away from the site, where personnel of first and third motorcycle had also joined them and opened effective fire on Naxals. Amidst heavy fire and unmindful of his own life, Shri Sunil Dubey, AC led his troops from the front. He held his nerves and ensured that the troops are not only able to retaliate the attack but also inflict injuries on these Naxals. In the meantime, Constable Mileshwar Kumar member of second group fired two rounds of UBGL followed by 2 HE bombs by Lance Naik R X Lakara in support of trapped party. This created havoc amongst the well-entrenched Naxals and made them run for their lives.
During search of the area, pool of blood was noticed near the incident site and 1 INSAS rifle was also recovered, which implied that a member of Naxals group was fatally injured. Reliable inputs reveal that two militia cadres were injured during above operation who had later succumbed to their injuries.
Shri Sunil Dubey, AC and Constable M Ramakrishna have displayed dauntless courage in said encounter without caring for their injuries, which compelled Naxals to withdraw besides no loss of life to own party.
In this encounter S/Shri Sunil Dubey, Assistant Commandant and M. Ram Krishna, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 31/12/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 127–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Industrial Security Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ashok Kumar Rai, Inspector
2. Jang Bahadur Yadav, Sub Inspector
3. Uttam Basumatary, Constable
4. Kulodhar Das, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the night of 04/05.03.2012 at about 2330 hrs, a group of approx 100 armed Naxalites/CPI (Moist) attacked CISF Ashoka Outpost of Central Coalfields Limited, Piparwar. The Maoists surrounded the outpost from three sides and threatenedPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 531 CISF personnel of dire consequences if they don't surrender. They warned the CISF personnel not to fire and handover their weapons. CISF personnel headed by Camp Commander also issued retaliatory warning to the Naxals not to come closer to the camp/outpost.
All of a sudden, Naxalites started heavy firing virtually from all directions on CISF Camp. All CISF personnel on duty and off duty at the outpost took their respective positions and opened retaliatory fire on Naxalites. The heavy exchange of fire between the Naxals and CISF personnel continued for more than four hours upto 0430 hrs. Due to strong retaliation by the CISF personnel throughout the night, Naxals could not penetrate into the CISF Camp. The Naxal attempt was completely foiled by spirited resistance by the CISF personnel and the Naxals could not succeed in their ill-designs of looting the sophisticated weapons and causing massive casualty to the Force personnel.
The information about this attack at Ashoka Outpost was passed on to Inspector/Exe A K Rai (in-charge of nearby Bachra Camp of CISF). Without any loss of time, he moved towards the Ashoka Camp with reinforcement of 15 personnel and QRT. Taking grave risk to their lives, this party managed to reach to close proximity of Ashoka Outpost and took firing positions. They evacuated the CCL employees from Pit Office area and engaged the Naxals in firing, resulting which the Naxals could not enter the residential and office area of CCL. The opening of fire by this reinforcement party confused the Naxals who were ultimately forced to retreat.
A total 521 rounds of various calibers were fired by CISF contingent during the entire operation. During the subsequent joint combing operation of CISF and local police, dead bodies of two Naxals, along with two weapons, ammunitions and hand grenades were recovered. CISF party not only saved themselves and their weapons but was also successful in saving the lives of many civilians, CCL employees and property of the undertaking. This brave and gallant act by CISF earned laurels from one and all.
In the incident, following CISF personnel were involved actively :—
(a) A K Rai, Inspector :—On 04.03.2012 he was in-charge QRT at Bachra Post. On being informed about the Naxal attack, he reacted promptly and coordinated with Ashoka Post Commander. He briefed the Camp Commander Security and himself tactically led the QRT towards Piparwar parking area (very close to Ashoka Camp). Further, he along with his reinforcement party moved towards Pit Office and took position very close to the Ashoka Camp. He led the team in evacuating the CCL employees from Pit Office. Naxalites resorted to fire which was retaliated by him and the reinforcement party led by him.
Inspector A K Rai was in constant touch with the outpost Commander. He gave cover fire to Constable Praveen P V. who had sustained bullet injury on his leg. He evacuated the Constable and sent him to CCL Hospital, Bachra, Simultaneously, he made all efforts to keep the morale of outpost personnel up. Due to effective and strategic retaliation by CISF, no casualty reported from CISF side, and operation was a grand success.
(b) J B Yadav, Sub Inspector :—On 04.03.2012 while detailed as Post Commander at the said outpost, reacted promptly and properly briefed all the personnel under him. He challenged the Naxalites and immediately took tactically positions along with his men and retaliated in befitting manner. SI J B Yadav took command of the situation and ensured proper coordination between two sub Posts. The naxalites resorted to fire from three sides and the CISF Posts came under heavy fire. SI J B Yadav gave specific directions to his men to retaliate the naxalite attack by way of controlled fire.
Other important tactical decision taken by SI J B Yadav was to fire at a source of light which was outside CISF camp and was illuminating the CISF camp. SI Yadav remained in full control of the situation which lasted for more than four and half hours and exhibited extra-ordinary skills as a tactical commander. He kept on changing the personnel at LMG post which was at the rooftop and facing maximum risk. Due to this decision, the LMG post inflicted maximum damage to the Naxalites. He made all efforts to keep the morale of his personnel up. Due to effective and strategic retaliation by CISF under his command, the Naxalites could not succeed in their design and they suffered to casualties.
(c) CT Uttam Basumatary and Ct Kulodhar Das :—On 04.03.2012 they were detailed at the rooftop morcha. On noticing the advance of Naxalites towards the outpost, they raised alarm and alerted all the personnel deployed at the other posts. They challenged the Naxalites and immediately took tactical position and opened retaliatory fire. They properly coordinated with Post Commander and other personnel. The naxalites also resorted to heavy firing from three sides. They retaliated in such a befitting manner, causing maximum damage to the Naxals which was evident from marks of body pulling and blood stains at the surrounding area. The two Constables were very successful in inflicting maximum damage to the Naxals during the attack.
In this encounter S/Shri Ashok Kumar Rai, Inspector, Jang Bahadur Yadav, Sub Inspector, Uttam Basumatary, Constable and Kulodhar Das, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
532 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 04/03/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 128–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Sunny Slathia, (Posthumously) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
A special operation was planned under command of Commandant-168 Bn along with a team of 208 COBRA in which cordon and search of village Koragutta under PS Pamed in Bijapur District of Chhatisgarh was to be carried out. The operation was to be launched on 19/04/2013 at 1700 hours from the Base Camp at Basaguda. The troops from different locations were required to converge at the base camp. Accordingly, Commandant 168 Bn CRPF along with his escort moved in three vehicles from his Battalion Headquarter at Bijapur on 19/4/2013. As per tactics adopted the troops moved in civil pattern vehicles and maintained a gap of around 10 minutes amongst them. CT/GD Sunny Slathia was also a member of Commandant`s escort and was sitting in the second vehicle. Being a sharp observer and a good firer, he was tasked to observe the road in front and the jungle to his left and accordingly he sat on the co-driver seat. At about 1230 hours, as the second vehicle was about 2 KMs short of CRPF camp at Murdanda, CT/GD Sunny Slathia observed the presence of two suspicious persons on the road. He immediately ordered the driver to halt the vehicle. As the vehicle stopped and CT/GD Sunny Slathia de-boarded it, the two persons ran towards the jungle but the weapon of one of the persons could not evade the sharp eyes of CT/GD Sunny Slathia. He immediately informed this to other troops and ran after the fleeing naxals for apprehending them. The other troops too followed him. As he reached near the spot from where the naxals had entered the jungle, a group of naxals hiding behind the trees and bushes opened heavy fire on him. Prepared for such a sudden and surprise attack the troops reacted and retaliated with fire towards the direction where Naxals had taken the position. Finding that they outnumbered the troops and were in an advantageous position, the naxals instead of fleeing in the jungles tried to encircle the troops and loot their weapons after killing them.
In the process of engagement CT/GD Sunny Slathia noticed the movement of some naxals towards his right side. It took him no time to understand that the naxals were trying to encircle them and launch a multi-directional attack. To counter- attack and break the plan of attack the naxals were preparing, he crawled to his right under intense fire of naxals and after coming face to face fired at them. This bold and courageous attack resulted in injury to a naxal and their advance was stopped but in this endeavour he himself received grievous bullet injuries in his abdomen and foot. Undeterred by the excruciating pain and oozing blood, he crawled for cover behind a tree and engaged the naxals. Though grievously injured he stopped the advance of naxals, injured one of them and defeated the nefarious plan of naxals. Beaten to dust by the valour and bravery of CT/GD Sunny Slathia, and fear of an impending arrival of reinforcement, the naxals found it safe to flee from the area with their injured cadre. Hearing news of the encounter, two vehicles also reached the spot and CT/GD Sunny Slathia was immediately rushed to the Base Camp Basaguda and further to Government Medical College Jagdalpur by helicopter but despite best treatment given he succumbed to his injuries and became martyr on 20/04/2013. On searching the area it was found that the spot where CT/GD Sunny Slathia had noticed the suspicious movement was freshly dugged and it is suspected that the naxals were planting an IED there.
In the operation Ct/GD Sunny Slathia not only fought gallantly despite the grievous injuries but also saved the lives of many troops and looting of their weapons. His timely noticing the planting of suspected IED has also saved the lives of troops which otherwise would have been in great danger had the naxals successfully planted that IED. The brave trooper laid down his own life in order to save the lives of others. He in his selfless action has shown true chivalry, bravery and spirit of soldier in fighting with naxals and ultimately made the supreme sacrifice at the altar of service of the Nation.
In this encounter (Late) Shri Sunny Slathia, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the PresidentPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 533 No. 129–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Giresh Halki, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receipt of information regarding presence of a Military Platoon of PLGA in the Village Metapal under Police Station Gangloor, Distt. Bijapur, Chhatishgarh, a cordon and search operation was planned by DIG (OPS) Bijapur. Troops of Special Action Teams and CoBRA of CRPF assembled at the company base of F/85 Bn. at Cherpal and after analyzing the terrain, latest intelligence inputs, chalking out a last minute strategy and proper briefing of the troops involved launched the operation. Troops were divided into three groups to cover the area from three directions leaving no chance for naxals to escape from the area. Taking care of the strong intelligence network of the naxals in the area, teams surreptitiously moved out of the location for the target in the dead of night i.e. at 2300 hrs on 17/2/2013. After walking for about 15 kms during night in a treacherous terrain and successfully duping the alert early warning system of the naxals, teams reached in the vicinity of their target. As per the plan, troops were divided into three groups to launch a three-pronged attack on the naxals. One of the groups was ordered to move stealthily to the hills facing the village and act as cut-off, while other two groups would search the village from two ends. As the cut-off was placed and search parties moved towards the village for starting the search, the naxalites present in the village opened heavy fire on the advancing troops from their automatic weapons. The troops immediately took positions and fired back at the naxals with utmost restraint as there was the possibility of civilian presence in the village. To disarm the naxals who were firing incessantly, the troops using the tactics of battle and field craft advanced towards them. Seeing the advancing troops the naxalites began blasting IEDs planted on the approach routes of the village. The firing and blasts did not deter the advance of the troops and seeing the stiff resistance of the troops, the naxals began fleeing one after another towards the hills. On the other side, on hearing the sound of firing and IED blasts from the village the cut-off group began advancing so as to cover the naxals from back. CT/GD Giresh Halki of 199 Bn was the scout of the group and was leading other troops towards the village. As the group moved further down the hill, they suddenly came across a group of heavily armed naxals hiding in the forest. The naxal group on noticing the troops immediately opened indiscriminate fire. The bullets of the naxals forced the troops to halt their advance. The naxals then tried to escape using the heavy firing cover. But, CT/GD Giresh Halki was in no mood to let naxal escape. He by showing complete disregard to his personnel safety fired at the fleeing insurgents and ran after them braving the heavy fire. His other teammates emulating the raw courage of CT/GD Giresh Halki followed him. He without caring for the fact that his teammates were at a distance from him and could not provide him direct fire support kept chasing the naxals. In the retaliatory firing, he injured a few naxals and slowed the speed of escaping naxals. But, the luck seemed to favour the naxals that day as a group of naxals which had fled from the village also accidently reached at the same route. This group on seeing their partners in danger immediately opened fire at CT/GD Giresh Halki and tried to encircle him. The other naxals on getting the support also began firing at this beleaguered constable. CT/GD Giresh Halki soon found himself encircled by the naxals and his teammates still at a distance, but this valiant trooper did not falter. He crawled his way to a pit amid the flying bullets with some hitting the ground, took his position and began firing grenades from his UBGL at the encircling naxals. The rain of grenades from the UBGL of CT/GD Giresh Halki and the firing of his approaching teammates sagged the morale of the naxals and they began to flee from the spot. By the firing of CT/GD Giresh Halki one of the naxal was severly injured and other naxals were trying to carry him on their back. Seeing this, CT/GD Giresh Halki again came out of his secured position and fired at them, forcing them to run leaving behind this injured cadre. CT/GD Giresh Halki ran towards the fallen naxal and snatched a Bharmar Rifle from his possession. Though first aid was given immediately to the injured naxal, but he breathed his last. One Bharmar Gun and Arrow bomb were recovered from the killed naxalite. Troops further searched the area thoroughly and one Pipe bomb weighing 10 kg was also recovered.
CT/GD Giresh Halki played a vital role in the entire operation and fought valiantly in the face of looming death. During the fierce gun battle, without caring for his life, he dared to mount an assault and was instrumental in neutralizing a naxal. True to the training of an armed trooper he fought with outnumbered naxals with far greater ferocity and anger.
In this encounter Shri Giresh Halki, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 17/02/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President534 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 No. 130–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Rohit Kumar, Assistant Commandant
2. Harjinder Singh, Sub Inspector
3. Vikash Kumar Singh, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
An operation was launched from 04-06 February, 2011 in the forest around village Marangburu, under PS Arki, District Khunti, Jharkhand by the troops of CoBRA and State Police on the input that a large group of Naxals led by Kundan Pahan, a state committee member, has established a camp in the area. Three Strike teams were formed to search and attack the camp. Two Strike teams each comprising of CoBRA troops and Jharkhand Jaguars of Jharkhand State Police were assigned the task of search and destroy and one Strike team comprising of CRPF and State Police was given the task of cutting-off the escape routes of Naxals. On 4th Feb the Strike teams were inducted in the operational area in the night and were ordered to move to Marangburu Hill, Sandiri forest and Tampartola base respectively. The Strikes traversing stealthily through thick forest and breaching the outer security ring of Naxals, reached nearer to their targets by 0600 hrs in the morning. Strike 1 and 2 began combing their respective areas in search of a Naxal camp. Strike 1 on reaching the foothills of Marangburu hill bifurcated itself and advanced towards the top from two sides. Team No 12 of 203 CoBRA under the command of Insp Rishi Kesh Meena was moving from right and team No 10 under the command of Shri Rohit Kumar, A/C from left. As the teams were nearing the hilltop, team No 12 came under heavy fire of the Naxals. Team personnel retaliated and engaged the naxals. On hearing the gunshots team no. 10 advanced to cordon the Naxals from left flank. As it advanced further through the thick forest, its members stumbled upon a well established Naxal camp. Shri Rohit Kumar, AC and CT/GD Vikash Kumar who were leading the team found themselves exposed to the direct fire of the Naxals who were behind the secured Morchas and aiming at them. This life threatening situation could have numbed their senses but holding their nerves they ducked down and fired back at the Naxals. The two were lucky that the hail of bullets fired by Naxals just whizzed pass them but three of their teammates got injured. The team-members somehow crawled and reached behind the boulders and trees amid bullets some of which were flying over their body and some landing on the ground. Shri Rohit Kumar,AC alongwith CT/GD Vikash Kumar who were at the lead braving the incessant fire now tried to break the defense of Naxals with the help of their teammates and fired heavily at the entrenched Naxals. A fierce close quarter battle was on wherein the troops were negating the dominated and well secured positions of Naxals by their bravery, grit and determination. As the gun-fight was on, Shri Rohit Kumar, A/C noticed some Naxals advancing from the left flank to encircle the troops and launched a sudden and surprise attack. He immediately ordered CT/GD Chanchal Kumar and others to continue firing towards the camp whereas he and CT/GD Vikash Kumar slithered out of their cover without caring for their personal life and fired heavily at the advancing Naxals. Two of the Naxals got severely injured in this attack and all of them fell back to their respective safer positions. Out of frustration Naxals resorted to heavy fire in which the weapon of CT/GD Chanchal Kumar got hit by a bullet and it stopped firing. Taking the advantage of the situation one Naxal advanced towards CT/GD Chanchal Kumar in order to shoot and loot his weapon but the sharp eyes of Ct/GD Vikash Kumar detected this and fired a single snap shot and killed him on the spot. It demoralized the Naxals and they resorted to lobbing of grenades and country-made bombs. Sensing the battle getting tough Shri Rohit Kumar, AC ordered SI/GD Harjinder Singh to advance till the front line of attack with UBGL and fire heavily with it. SI/GD Harjinder singh crawled his way forward using the limited cover that was available under heavy fire of Naxals and reached as closer to Naxal position as possible. He on reaching nearer to Naxal morchas fired UBGL and lobbed grenades in succession at them. This act of SI/GD Harjinder Singh shattered the morale of Naxals. Their advance line of attack kept firing to delay the advance of CoBRA while others fled from the spot carrying dead bodies and injured personnel with them. When their advance line also couldn't stop the advancing troops they also melted away in the thick forest one by one. After a tough fight with the Naxals the troops were able to break the defense of the camp and overrun it. The CoBRA personnel fought with great skill, exemplary courage and firm determination in countering an ambush placed in the dominated height. Though troops did not recover any dead body but it is confirmed through their document that two Naxals were killed in this encounter. Further analysis revealed that on getting the information of movement of troops the Naxals had vacated the camp and had placed multiple ambushes to inflict heavy casualty on the force personnel. This operation was one of the excellent close-quarter battles of jungle warfare in which the enemy had the advantage of commanding height and solid cover. Yet the team fought with great professional skill, bravery and exemplary courage and gave befitting reply to Naxals.
Recovery :—
1. Bharmar Rifle-01 No.
2. Non-Electric detonator-10 Nos.
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4. HE Firing Pin-02 Nos.
5. Empty Cases of different Amns-75 Nos.
6. Battery-05 Nos.
7. Polythene Sheets.
8. Edible items and naxal literatures
In this encounter S/Shri Rohit Kumar, Assistant Commandant, Harjinder Singh, Sub Inspector and Vikash Kumar Singh, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4(i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 05/02/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 131–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Vishwa Ranjan, Assistant Commandant
2. Ram Bilash, Head Constable/Dvr.
3. Sadanand Yadav, Head Constable/Dvr.
4. Elangbam Yaima Singh, Head Constable
5. Bishnu Padha Jamatia, Head Constable
6. Shashindra Kumar Sharma (Posthumously) Constable
7. Sailendra Nath Bera, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Chakrabandha forest was considered a safe haven for Naxals due to its strategic location i.e. distance from district headquarter, escape routes to Jharkhand and UP, inaccessible terrain, hilly and dense jungle and poor communication facility clubbed with broken roads. The area was purposefully selected for establishing a base area by Naxals. It was further developed into a bastion covered with heavy planting of anti-personnel and anti-vehicle mines, marking of probable ambush places to trap SFs and placement of sentries on approach routes. The area was occupied by one military company and a platoon under command of Arvindji, a Central Committee Member of CPI (Maoist) duly supported by local guerilla squads. The populaceresiding in the area were forced to support them and participate in activities of sabotage and destruction. In this backdrop and knowing all the impediments in their way troops of 47, 159, 205, 215 CRPF, STF and Civil Police planned to launch an operation and strike at their Base. After due planning, preparation and considering all such factors in mind troops entered the Chakrabandha forest on 10/06/2012. They began combing and clearing the forest area and securing the mined routes. At about 0600 hrs when the strike-1 of 159 Bn. was securing the route in the midst of jungle and hills (about two kms short of village-Baltharwa) the front party came under heavy fire from an ambush laid by the Naxals on a stretch of 1-1 ½ kms. They blasted more than 85 IEDs planted in series on the road and rained heavy fire on the troops from their sophisticated weapons. In just a few seconds the calm jungle turned into a battlefield full of deafening sounds of IED blasts and deaths flying all around in the shape of bullets. Facing volley of bullets and IED explosions the brave troops immediately took tactical position and retaliated effectively, challenging the Naxals. A bullet proof bunker carrying HC/GD E Yaima Singh, HC/GD B P Jamatia, CT/GD Shashindra Kumar Sharma and others got trapped in the ambush due to series of land mine blast. The above three did not panic but tried to turn their tactically disadvantageous position in their favour. First they placed the bunker between naxals and injured troops which acted as a barrier and then took advantage of the height gained by the bunker and effectively fired on the Naxals. This defeated the Naxal aim of inflicting heavy casualty on Security Forces.
536 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1The effective fire from the bunker infuriated the Naxals and the bunker became their prime target. Out of frustration they began firing heavily on the Bunker from their automatic weapons. The volume of fire was such that the bullets started entering the firing slots of B.P bunker. But this could not deter the courageous troops inside the bunker who kept firing on Naxal positions. One Naxal bullet hit CT/GD Shashindra Kumar Sharma. Despite severe injury this brave heart continued firing and inflicting heavy damage on Naxals. He achieved martyrdom while fighting with Naxals in the battlefield.
Shri Vishwa Ranjan AC who was the commander of this strike team was out of the ambush zone. On seeing his troops and bunker trapped in the ambush and facing incessant fire of the Naxals, he alongwith CT/Dvr Rambilash, CT/GD S N Bera and 03 others embarked on another Bunker and stormed it into the ambush zone in support of his troops. This act of the commander may have been against the ground rule in general course but his act of bravery, courage, professionalism and dedication towards his troops and duty took Naxals by surprise. The fire support from the commander and his small team using UBGL infused new life into the trapped troops and together they forced the Naxals to retreat.
Following the courage of his commander HC/Dvr Sadanand Yadav who was driving a MPV also stormed his vehicle in the midst of the heavy firing and started covering the injured and trapped personnel from the direct fire of Naxals. Not caring for his life one by one he picked 2 injured and other trapped personnel from the Ambush zone and brought them to a safer place. He further moved towards Imamganj for providing treatment to the injured personnel. This vehicle again came under a strong IED blast between the hilly road of Sewra and Karmasthan, approx. 7-8 kms from the ambush area, blowing up of MPV vehicle for about 10 feet in air. But HC/Dvr Sadanand Yadav kept his control on vehicle and ensured safe landing of vehicle on the side of the road. In all HC/Dvr Sadanand Yadav saved 12 precious lives of jawans during the operation.
Later on, during massive search at the incident site two dead bodies of naxals alongwith large quantity of empty cartridges, cordex wire and electric wire used in IED blast by naxals were recovered. They were later identified as Phool Chand Bhunyian and Sukun @ Kailu Bhunyian. One naxal named Samjeet Bhuiyan was also apprehended by the troops.
In the execution of this brave act, the above personnel have displayed conspicuous gallantry, exceptional bravery and unparallel courage under great personal risk against a large number of Naxals in adverse conditions. Their gallant action was largely responsible for an outstanding operational success.
In this encounter S/Shri Vishwa Ranjan, Assistant Commandant, Ram Bilash, Head Constable/Dvr., Sadanand Yadav, Head Constable/Dvr., Elangbam Yaima Singh, Head Constable, Bishnu Padha Jamatia, Head Constable, (Late) Shashindra Kumar Sharma, Constable and Sailendra Nath Bera, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 10/06/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 132–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Devender Singh Pal, Dy. Commandant
2. Mahipal Singh Rawat, Sub Inspector
3. Anil Kumar Yadav, Sub Inspector
4. Chandan Kumar, Constable
5. Biju Kumar Ramchiary, Constable
6. Sunil Paswan, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receipt of a reliable information on 12/04/2013 about the location of Sohan-D-Shira (Commander-in-Chief) of GNLA along with ten cadres possessing sophisticated weapons in a hutment deep inside the forest of Nengsat, CoBRA troops along with SWAT team of Meghalaya police launched an operation under command of Devender Singh Pal Dy. Commandant of 210 CoBRA. After briefing at 2300 hrs, the teams left for the operation and reached at the fringe of thePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 537 jungle by 0015 hrs. Uphill navigation in a treacherous terrain with enemy located at hilltop during night was a herculean and risky task but nevertheless the teams managed to reach surreptitiously near the hutment by 0430 hrs. Cut-offs of CoBRA teams positioned themselves strategically around the target area and the assault team got ready for final search and assault. Considering the past encounters in which insurgents somehow managed to sneak through the Cordon, Ops Commander Shri Devender Singh Pal, Dy. Comdt. had planned a strong cut-off and decided to command it personally. 8 cut-offs were placed to prevent the escape and after placing them camouflaged and strategically, Shri Devender Singh Pal, DC placed himself with cut-off-No.02 and ordered the Assault Party under command SI/GD M S Rawat to proceed and search the hutment. Assault team approached the probable hideout tactically and ready to face any sudden onslaught of the insurgents. The search was conducted but the insurgents could not be traced. At around 0600 hrs on 13/4/2013, some heavily armed insurgents were noticed coming down from the adjacent hill towards the hutment. They made their way between cut-off 3 and 4, but the cut- offs tactically maintained silence, waited patiently and allowed the insurgents to enter the cordon. The moment insurgents entered the killing zone of cut-off-3 commanded by HC/GD D.L.Meena they were challenged and directed to lay-down their weapons but the insurgents resorted with indiscriminate fire and fled in all directions. Cut-off party-3 also retaliated but with controlled fire as the assault party was also in the same direction. Around six of them ran towards assault party and on seeing the assault party, they fired indiscriminately on them from a close range. A sudden encounter with death in form of charging insurgents and their blazing guns could numb the bravest of soldiers but SI/GD M.S.Rawat, CT/GD Chandan Kumar and CT/GD Biju Ramchary unmindful of their own safety and not caring for the bullets that were missing them by a whisker counter-charged the insurgents exchanging bullet for bullet. This daredevil act intimated the insurgents and they began to move back under support of heavy fire from their guns. The intense fire could not deter the advance of the three brave men and they fired and moved tactically towards the insurgents. The intense battle continued for about 5 minutes after which insurgents made a hasty retreat towards the jungle. Two of the insurgents got hit during the fight but they managed to escape into the jungle.
Some insurgents in a bid to save their lives ran straight towards cut-off-No.2 from where Shri Devender Singh Pal, DC was coordinating the encounter. As the insurgents found themselves cornered they turned into wounded tigers and fired indiscriminately at the troops. The fire was so heavy that it did not let the troops to move and fire back at the insurgents. Shri Devender Singh Pal, DC sensing the danger to his men's lives came out of cover and charged at the insurgents without caring for his life. His aimed and accurate fire resulted in elimination of one insurgent and injuring the other who is stated to have died later-on. This made the insurgents run away towards another direction. In a bid to escape some of the insurgents ran straight into the cut-off party No.6 led by SI/GD Anil Kumar Yadav. Finding themselves challenged by the troops again and their last bid to escape, the insurgents left no stone unturned in breaking the cordon. The heavy fire by regular weapons was supported by area weapons which rocked the whole valley. SI/GD Anil Kumar Yadav and his team braving the onslaught, fired back at the insurgents but the volume of fire meted out by the insurgents was not allowing them to do the aimed fire. Sensing this SI/GD Anil Kumar Yadav ordered his buddy CT/GD Sunil Paswan to follow him and together they surreptitiously slipped out of the fire of insurgents. They crawled for about 50 yards under the fire and blasting of area weapons till they reached to a place from where counter assault could be launched. Further taking advantage of the foliage they managed to reach nearer to the insurgents and hit 3 of them. One of the insurgent died on the spot and the others ran for saving their lives and managed to escape in the thick jungle.
After the firing subsided, the area was thoroughly searched and two dead bodies of GNLA cadre with one AK 56 rifle, one 7.65mm Pistol, four Gelatin sticks, fifty detonators, three wireless sets and many other incriminating items were recovered. Death of four other GNLA cadres was also reported but their dead bodies could not be recovered.
This operation was conducted with greatest military acumen and courage resulting in neutralizing heavily armed and hard core insurgent and would go in the annals of history of insurgency.
In this encounter S/Shri Devender Singh Pal, Dy. Commandant, Mahipal Singh Rawat, Sub Inspector, Anil Kumar Yadav, Sub Inspector, Chandan Kumar, Constable, Biju Kumar Ramchiary, Constable and Sunil Paswan, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 13/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 133–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Mahendra Kumar, Second-In-Command538 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 2. Sinku Sharan Singh, Assistant Commandant
3. Mohan Singh Bisht, Sub Inspector
4. Daleep Singh, Constable
5. Amit Kumar, Constable
6. Ajeet Kumar Singh, Constable
7. Navnish Kumar Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on specific intelligence about presence of senior Naxal cadres from adjoining States in the heavily mined, forested and hilly area of Chakrabandh in Distt. Gaya &Aurangabad (Bihar) , an operation was planned by Shri Umesh Kumar, IPS, DIG, CRPF, Patna in co-ordination with Commandants of 205 CoBRA, 159, 47 and 153 Bns. As per the Ops plan 205060912215 dated 06/09/2012, 08 teams of 205 CoBRA, 04 teams of 203 CoBRA, 04 Coys of 159 Bn, CRPF, 02 Coys of 47 Bn and 01 each Coy of 153 Bn and 215 Bn, 04 teams of STF along with local police were tasked to conduct search, seek and engage operations in Chakrabandha forest area covering Gaya and Aurangabad District (Bihar) for 04 days wef 07/09/2012 from 0200 hrs. After proper briefing, the overall command of the teams was placed under Shri Mahendra Kumar, 2-I/C of 205 CoBRA.
On the second day of the operation, i.e. on 08/09/2012, starting at about 0600 hrs, when 02 teams of D/205 CoBRA (team No.10 led by Shri Sinku Sharan Singh, AC & Team No. 12 led by 2-I/C Mahendra Kumar Singh under supervision Shri Mahendra Kumar, 2-I/C were approaching the target area at about 1120 hrs. they heard a powerful IED explosion at a distance about 350 mtrs towards Dumri Nala, which was immediately followed by a volley of fire from the Naxals on the troops of these parties. Occupying a high ground, safely entrenched behind high boulders which served as natural and almost impregnable defence, and having mined the area in front of them, the naxals were all set to effectively inflict heavy casualties on the security forces. However, the highly trained and battle hardened troops of the lie CoBRA would not allow the Naxals to have their way.
Leaving the main parties to provide covering fire, Sh. Mahendra Kumar, 2-I/C along with a small group, consisting of Shri Sinku Sharan Singh, Asstt. Comdt. SI/GD Mohan Singh Bisht, CT/GD Amit Kumar, CT/GD Navnish Kumar and CT/GD Ajeet Kumar Singh, advanced tactically by firing on the naxals ignoring the heavily mined field an occupied a higher ground of tremendous tactical importance by repulsing the naxals from that position. Even as the intermittent firing continued for close to 5 hours, this small band of intrepid fighters crawled to close proximity of the naxals on a surface which had no cover from fire, rose to some height and silenced at least two of the naxals who were raining bullets on party/ team by fire first by HE bomb, UBGL shell and Rifle grenade to show proper direction of fire. Thereafter, above team started using UBGL Shells, 51 mm Mortar, HE Bombs and rifle grenade effectively. The sudden heavy frontal attack by troops of Shri Mahendra Kumar, 2-I/C and this small team took naxals by surprise and brought them on back foot. During the entire operation, the Officer and his team members as mentioned above exhibited exemplary courage, bravery and gallant action involving grave personal risk.
Meanwhile, team No.2 under DC Lal and Team No.3 under AC Neeraj Kumar, which had been earlier given orders to effect a flanking movement from the western side of this exchange of fire, moved on the desired path- a bit slowly due to rocky terrain and mined area. Around 1646 hrs, team no.3 (which had been inching forward tactically from the western flank since 1130 hrs) moved further for about 170 meters south east of Dumri Nala when its scouts, CT/GD Bhrigu Nandan Choudhary and CT/GD Daleep Singh came under fire by Naxals and retaliated in self defence, killing one Naxal scout. Now heavy gunfire again started, and these two scouts alongwith CTs/GD Jodh Singh, Aman Kumar, Manoj Kumar, Ranjesh Rai and the Team leader AC Neeraj Kumar pressed forward tactically to engage the Naxals. At this juncture, the naxals triggered an IED blast which caused injuries to CT/GD Bhrigu Nandan Choudhary, CT/GD Daleep Singh, CT/GD Jodh Singh and AC Neeraj Kumar.
Being in the front, CT/GD Bhrigu Nandan Choudhary sustained the most severe wound on both his legs which became completely mutilated. However, this did not deter him from crawling, under excruciating pain, to take a position near a pit, continue shooting at the naxals and in an act of supreme courage, even change the magazine of weapon of CT/GD Daleep Singh which had slipped out of his hand as a result of the IED blast and enable the latter to continue firing at the Naxals. CT/GD Daleep Singh , also after recovering from this initial shock, with an injured hand, started to fire at the Naxals and kept them at bay, without letting them come close to cause injuries to the main party and snatch the weapons. Had it not been for the extraordinary courage of the scouts of team No.3, heavy casualties could have taken place. In continuing to battle the naxals after sustaining IED blasts, CT/GD Daleep Singh displayed death defying valour and courage.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 539In this operation, to cherish, celebrate and honour them the operation was got success only due to meticulous planning, precise execution, right strategy coupled with exemplary leadership and bravery, extraordinary courage and exceptional gallant exhibited by Sh. Mahendra Kumar, 2-I/C, Sh. Sinku Sharan Singh AC, SI/GD Mohan Singh Bisht, CT/GD Amit Kumar, CT/GD Daleep Singh, CT/GD Navnish Kumar and CT/GD Ajeet Kumar Singh in the face of immense personal risk.
As per intelligence inputs received through various channels and newspapers' reports at least half a dozen hardcore naxalites had been neutralized during these encounters including Arbind Bhuiyan, a Zonal Commander of CPI(Maoist) and dozens others were injured in this gun battle. One suspected naxal who was apprehended by team no.-02 of A/205 CoBRA and handed over to Civil Police was released after preliminary interrogation.
Recoveries Made :—
01. Electric detonator-96 nos.
02. Empty high explosive hand grenade with base plug and spring 15 nos and 03 nos without
base plung hand grenade
03. Detonating cord 150 mtr
04. Land mines bomb-65 nos
05. High explosive powder 02 kg
06. Direct current charger-01 no.
07. Tiffin bomb 01 no.
08. Pipe bomb with detonator 01 no.
09. Pipe bomb without detonator-07 nos.
10. Electric wire black 40 mtrs.
11. Ammunition 30-6-6 empty cases- 37 nos.
12. Ammunition 30-0-6 live round 01 no.
13. 7.62 mm charger clip-03 nos
14. 7.62 mm empty case-79 nos
15. 7.62 mm x 39 mm empty case 59 nos.
16. 5.56 mm empty case 19 nos.
17. 7.2 live round 10 nos.
18. 7.2 empty case-07 nos
19. Naxal litreture-02 nos.
20. Medical prescription slip of vasant ji-01 no.
21. Bag-01 no.
22. Polythene sheets 20mtrs
23. Non electric detonator-03 nos.
In this encounter S/Shri Mahendra Kumar, Second-In-Command, Sinku Sharan Singh, Assistant Commandant, Mohan Singh Bisht, Sub Inspector, Daleep Singh, Constable, Amit Kumar, Constable, Ajeet Kumar Singh, Constable and Navnish Kumar, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 08/09/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 134–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Gurucharan Kalindia, Assistant Commandant540 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 2. Dharmendra Roy, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 29/05/2012 at 20:30 hrs Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, AC received input from SP Shivasagar about the presence of ULFA/AT Hard Core Cadres Rupantar Kakoti, Aadhruman Barooah, Fanindra Moran/ Robin Chetia in village Lengibor under PS- Mathurapur. After discussion with Unit Commandant Shri Shailendra, a cordon, search operation was planned on rising present scenario with Team No.10 under command Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, AC on assault mode alongwith Team No. 17 under command Insp/GD Gyasuddin for active operational reinforcement.
On 30/05/2012 teams were divided in small groups and deviated to suspected areas to lay cut offs apart from cordoning it in buddies. Simultaneously, one section under command Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, AC with one section of Assam Police Commandos engaged to search various clusters of houses located sparsely in hilly terrain. As the team under command Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, AC was passing under a high mound, the ULFA group which had taken strategic position on the height suddenly started firing on troops from automatic weapons and which was immediately retaliated by joint teams of CoBRA and Assam Police. Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, (AC) and CT/GD Dharmendra Roy with complete disregard to their personal safety, lead the counter attacks, finally ULFA group gave up and they jumped down the slope of the mound. Shri Gurucharan Kalindia and CT/GD Dharmendra Roy entered in hot pursuit and hit two extremists and in between militants threw two Grenades on CoBRA party but the party led by Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, AC countered to disable them. The cadres badly injured and entered in Nagaland being bordering area and managed to disappear in the full grown vegetation and jungle all around. After that troops tactically searched the area, and recovered 01 No. AK-56 with 01 Magazine and 42 live rounds, 02 hand Grenades, 01 Pistol Magazine, IED -01 No., 10 Nos. Cartridges.
On 01/06/2012, police party succeeded to apprehend one ULFA Cadre namely Hiren Gagoi @ Robin Chetia in badly injured condition from village-Lengibor (Assam Nagaland border) and admitted in hospital and revealed cadre ULFA Hard core Pradeep Gogoi, Rupantar Kakoti, Aadhruman Barooah, Fanindra Moran were with them during encounter and two of them were hit by bullet of CoBRA party.
In this encounter S/Shri Gurucharan Kalindia, Assistant Commandant and Dharmendra Roy, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 30/05/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 135 –Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Saunak Kumar Das, (Posthumously)
Assistant Commandant
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 31.05.2013, at about 1330 hrs, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC received an input from a reliable source that a group of naxalites were camping in his area of responsibility along Chhattisgarh-Odisha border and planning some audacious attack on the troops. Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC immediately gathered his troops, planned an 'A' level operation and led the troops to the place where the naxalites were reportedly hiding in the deep and thick jungles of Chiraipani area. The officer and his troops scoured the forest but could not find any suspicious activities. Next day while, the troops were returning to camp, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC again got information from a local source that a group of Naxalites were hiding in the jungles of Khallari ahead of Khallari Nala. Since the area is very hostile and treacherous, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC contacted the station house officer Boraiover on telephone. Accompanied by civil police representatives Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC along with Special Platoons of B/D rushed to the area.
Before approaching the area, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC contacted the local source at village Khallari to verify the information and on the basis of confirmatory inputs received, deployed the platoon of B/211 alongside Khallari Nala as cutoff and further moved towards the target area guided by the local police. As the party was moving through the dense forest adjacent to Khallari Village they saw some suspicious movements as well as foot prints, suspected to be that of Naxals. Penetrating deep into the forest, leading the troops and following the foot prints, traced out the naxalites. When the party was near the spot where the Naxals were hiding, a group of heavily armed naxalites hiding behind a small hillock started a volley of fire from different sides. Immediately, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC and his troops retaliated with effective firing. Thereafter, a heavy exchange of fire ensued between the troops of D/211 and the armed naxalites.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 541In the melee, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC was hit by bullet. Despite being riddled with bullets, he retaliated and led his troops effectively. Due to his sustained and motivated efforts, troops retaliated bravely and with full vigor. As a result of effective firing from troops, the naxalites who were heavily armed and on dominating ground were forced to abandon their positions and flee under cover of thick forest, and while retreating left behind bags and many other essential items. Although wounded and bleeding profusely, Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC, who was leading from the front showed exemplary courage by firing at naxalites as well as exhorted his troops to retaliate. In doing so he prevented a bigger loss of the security forces. Fatally injured Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC was immediately evacuated to Nagri Public Health Centre where he was declared 'brought dead'. The cause of death was 'Haemorrhage and shock as a result of firearm injury to the body'. It was later reported by some locals next day that there were blood stains all over the place where the naxalites were hiding; and some local newspapers also reported that few naxalites were either killed or were badly injured during the exchange of fire.
Shri Saunak Kumar Das, AC was a daring officer who led the troops from the front. Despite being critically injured and without caring for his life, he led his men against the naxalites, who were heavily armed and in large numbers. The courageous and gallant act of the officer saved the lives of his men and foiled the attempt of the naxalites to inflict casualty on SF's. The officer laid his life, in the line of duty, for the Nation.
In this encounter (Late) Shri Saunak Kumar Das displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of President's Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 01/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 136–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Jaishankar Kumar Upadhyay , (Posthumously) Assistant Commandant
2. Chitrasen Gond, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On the basis of intelligence input about presence of Maoist group (20-25) and planning to indulge in some violent activities in the area of Gandhamardhan Hill (Bolangir-Bargarh border) under PS Paikmal, Distt. Bolangir, an operation was planned involving troops of 216 Bn CRPF, 12 Bn CRPF, State SOG and District Voluntary Force (DVF). The troops were divided into 4 parties and were tasked to comprehensively comb the jungle which would take two complete days. The parties were launched from different directions so as to cover the escape routes and launch a multi-pronged attack. One such party consisting of twelve CRPF personnel alongwith 14 DVF personnel of Bargarh led by Shri Jaishankar Kumar Upadhayay, Assistant Commandant of 12 Bn was launched on 04/09/2013 from Maryadapalli side. The area is an extremely difficult geographical area where the terrain consists of steep hills and dense jungle and is infamous for a strong Maoist presence. After combing the jungles and various peaks of Gandhmardan hill for two days i.e. on 04/09/2013 and 05/09/2013, the troops moved downwards on 06/09/2013 at around 0400 hrs after making night halt at the hill top. As the troops were tactically moving forward and clearing the area, they were ambushed and fired upon heavily and indiscriminately by the naxals near Nagiharan nalah. The naxals had taken position on both sides of the nalah and were in an advantageous position. The troops soon found themselves caught in a dangerous situation where their lives were under great threat from the bullets of blazing guns of naxals and blasting of grenades lobbed at them. Overcoming the initial shock and surprise, Shri Jaishankar Kumar Upadhayay, Assistant Commandant showed extreme courage and retaliated the heavy enemy firing effectively and also exhorted his troops to fire back at full volume. The troops despite being trapped and tired to death retaliated bravely and crawled behind safer covers.
A fierce gun-fight at close quarter ensued but the odds were heavily against the security forces as the naxals were well entrenched in their secured morchas made in dominating ground and the troops were almost in open securing themselves behind the minimum cover available. The Commander Shri Jaishankar Upadhyay AC gauged the situation and on finding that the lives of his troops is under great threat from increased volume of fire and the bullets that were hitting the covers and ground all around, planned to counter-attack the enemy. He ordered the troops to fire heavily at the naxals positions using UBGL grenades and also advance tactically towards them while he along with Constable/GD Chitrasen Gond slipped from their positions amidst heavy exchange of fire to launch a flanking attack. The pair, while putting their lives at grave risk542 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 reached the left flank of naxals by crawling for about 50 meters and launched a fierce counter attack using maximum fire power. The bold and brave response from the troops coupled with flanking attack surprised the enemy and stopped them from making concentrated fire. Taking the advantage of the changing tide, Shri Jaishankar Upadhayay AC and his buddy Constable/GD Chitrasen Gond advanced and fired in tandem giving support to each other and hit three of the naxals. The injuries were a crude shock to the naxals which dented their morale and they began to flee from the area taking advantage of dense forest and hilly terrain. The commander and his buddy chased the fleeing naxals and were able to recover a dead body of naxal wearing black uniform with 12 Bore gun at a distance. Other incriminating items like explosives, camping material and naxal literature were also recovered from the area of operation.
During the encounter, Shri Jaishankar Upadhayay AC and his buddy Constable/GD Chitrasen Gond exhibited exemplary courage and bravery with a high standard of professionalism and dedication towards duty even at great risk without caring for their own personal safety. They not only foiled the ambush/attack and consequent loss to own force personnel but also neutralized the CPI(M) Cadre. The leadership, command and control were exemplary and the team was successful due to the display of sheer grit, strong determination and lots of patience.
In this encounter S/Shri Jaishankar Kumar Upadhyay, Assistant Commandant and Chitrasen Gond, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 06/09/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 137–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Ashutosh Tiwary,
Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 30/01/2012, on a specific intelligence input generated by 159 Bn,CRPF unit, the Quick Action Team , CRPF led by Sh. Chhote Lal, Second-In-Command, two platoons of C/159 Bn under command, Insp/GD P.Suresh with Insp/GD Sudarshan Kumar Singh, Civil Police component of Gaya Police, under command Sh. Shambhoo Prasad ASP(Ops) Gaya, civil police components of Karpi police station Dist: Arwal (Bihar) under overall command of Sh. R.B.Singh, Commandant- 159 Bn, CRPF went for raid and search duty at Vill: Lodhipur under PS: Karpi, Dist: Arwal (Bihar).
At about 1800 hrs, the raid and search party, on approaching vill. Lodhipur, started searching paddy straw heap in the Lodhipur village field. Sh. R.B.Singh, Commandant called HC/GD Ashutosh Tiwari and directed him to search a heap of paddy straw. While removing/searching of paddy straw, HC/GD Ashutosh Tiwari noticed a bundle of red cloth and called out Sh. R.B.Singh, Commandant. On searching the bundle, it was found that some Arms/Amns were wrapped inside it. Further, Sh. R.B.Singh, Commandant directed to search other heap of paddy straw. When the search party approached to search the next paddy straw heap, a person/naxali guarding the weapons dump and holding a carbine was noticed. Ex-Army Insp/GD Pramod Kumar also saw naxali with carbine who was hiding himself in the heap of paddy straw and cocking his carbine.
At this stage, the police party was rendered fatally vulnerable to the field and range of fire from the naxal's carbine. Without caring for his life and safety, HC/GD Ashutosh Tiwari rushed for about 15 yards and jumped headlong on the naxal, disbalanced and dispossessed him without giving him a chance to open fire and thereby saved injuries/fatalities being inflicted on the police party. Later on, Sh. Chhote Lal, 2-I/C , ASP(Ops) Gaya Sh. Shambhoo Prasad and CT/GD Jagdish Rai Godara rushed in and captured him and took away his carbine. It was the act of raw courage that saved the others from being injured/killed by the naxal.
In the execution of this brave act, the above HC/GD has displayed conspicuous gallantry, exceptional bravery, unparalleled courage under great personal risk in adverse conditions. His gallant action was largely responsible for an outstanding operational success and saving fatality as well.
Recovery :—
1) 9 mm Carbine-01 No.
2) .303 Bolt Action police rifle-02 Nos.
3) .315 bore Belgium semi automatic rifle -01 No.
4) .315 bore Bolt Action rifle-03 Nos.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 5435) Live Amns- of .315 bore -90 Nos,
6 ) .303 Amns-129 Nos,
7) 9mm Amns-20 Nos,
8) .303 Empty Cases-02 Nos,
9) Belgium semi automatic rifle magazine-04 Nos,
10) .303 Magazine- 06 Nos.
11) Carbine Magazine-01 No.
12) Charger clips-05 Nos
13) Mobile set -01
14) Bandolier- 07 Nos
In this encounter Shri Ashutosh Tiwary, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 30/01/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 138–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. R.K. Bahali, Assistant Commandant
2. Md. Rashid Khan, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receipt of an intelligence input from Addl. Dy. Director, SIB, dated 02 Aug. 2011 that KPLT insurgents had demanded an extortion amount of Rs. One lakh from Sh. J D Sharma, owner of a Dimapur based Tea garden, and had threatened of grave consequences if the demand was not met. Sh. R K Bahali, Asst. Comdt., of F/155 Bn was tasked to draw a plan to apprehend the KPLT insurgents. Accordingly, Sh. R K Bahali, AC chalked out an extended and well thought out covert operation plan, and a joint operation was launched comprising of a small team of eight personnel of CRPF and four personnel of the State police including SHO of Bokajan Police station under Distt. Karbi Anglong, in Assam. Sh. J D Sharma (owner of the Tea garden) was contacted and taken into confidence. The mobile number being used by the insurgents to contact Sh. J D Sharma, was obtained and CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan of F/155 was detailed to enact the role of the owner of the Tea garden and establish contact with the insurgents for striking a deal. Despite being fully aware of the grave threat that he was being exposed to, CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan willingly accepted the responsibility and proceeded to accomplish the task he was assigned. He contacted the suspected KPLT insurgents over the phone, and decided upon the rendezvous where the extortion money was to change hands, in accordance with the operational plan in place. The insurgents had clearly instructed him not to bring along any of his accomplices to the designated spot where the extortion money was to be handed over. Reposing complete confidence in the ability of CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan to execute his task, Sh. R K Bahali, AC (Coy. Comdr. of F/155) and SHO Bokajan jointly decided that while CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan would proceed alone to hand over the money to the insurgents at the pre-designated time and place, the other member of this small team would be surrounding him to provide him cover in three civil vehicles consisting of a Truck, a Tata Magic and an Auto-rickshaw and to nab the insurgents at the earliest opportunity. On 10/8/2011 at about 1540 hrs, CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan (acting as the Owner of the Tea Garden) arrived at the pre-decided spot for handing over of money to the insurgent group which was in the midst of the road leading to Lakhijan under P/S Bokajan and passing through a thick jungle. Sh. R K Bahali, AC, SHO Bokajan, CT/GD Parveen Shinde and CT/GD Rajib Das who were following in a truck, stopped their vehicle a few meters before the spot feigning breakdown of the vehicle. The group in Tata Magic vehicle crossed the spot and halted a few meters ahead and engaged in negotiations giving an impression of transaction of fare. The other members comprising of the assault group were seated in an Auto and maintained a safe distance. As CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan moved alone on the road with the544 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 consignment, one of the insurgents who was heavily armed emerged out of the thick jungle and guided Ct Md. Rashid Khan towards the woods. The insurgent took him a few paces inside the jungle where the remaining group of heavily armed insurgents were waiting for them. On finding oneself alone, surrounded by the heavily armed insurgents, any lesser mortal would have faltered, but Ct Md. Rashid Khan displayed rare nerves of steel and kept the insurgents engaged in conversation, thereby delaying the delivery of the consignment as per the original plan. Meanwhile, the assault team having closed-in moved steadily to the spot where the transaction was taking place, unmindful of the fact that a scout of the insurgents was observing any kind of unwarranted movements. On seeing the assault group advancing he opened heavy fire from his automatic weapon on the assault team. Meanwhile, the insurgents realizing that they had been led into a trap by Ct/GD Rashid Khan, in the guise of the tea garden owner fired at him, but, he narrowly escaped by jumping into an adjoining pit. The assault team on being fired upon effectively retaliated the fire. CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan who was caught between the whizzing bullets of assault team as well as insurgents crawled out of the cross-fire zone and took position behind a tree. The insurgents by then had taken cover behind the trees in the forest and were firing incessantly at the troops. CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan also drew out his pistol which was hidden under his clothes and provided supporting fire. The sudden and intense response from the insurgents prompted Sh. R K Bahali, AC to jump out of the truck and he advanced towards the encounter site and challenged the insurgents. Displaying indomitable courage and valor of a true Commander he continued to advance, unmindful of his own safety and fired heavily with his AK-47 rifle. The Commander's brave demeanor immediately rubbed off on the troops who were filled with renewed vigor. Fully charged to brave the battle under the guidance and directions of their courageous captain, the troops advanced from two flanks to encircle the insurgents. Taken aback by the fierce response of the troops and unprepared for the turn of events, the insurgents began to flee from the spot while firing simultaneously at the troops to keep them at bay. Sensing the intention of the withdrawing insurgents and observing their movements, CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan came out of his cover and throwing all cautions to winds, displaying utter disregard to his personal safety, he chased the fleeing insurgents. He continued to fire at the insurgents who were firing incessantly at the troops and injured one of them. The injured insurgent ran towards the thick jungle but the Commander Shri R K Bahali, AC and CT/GD Md. Rashid Khan did not give up the chase until he fell down and breathed his last.
In the execution of this brave act, Sh. R K Bahali Asst. Comdt. and CT/GD Mohd. Rashid Khan displayed conspicuous gallantry, exceptional bravery and unparalleled courage subjecting themselves to great personal risk under adverse conditions. Their operational acumen and bold action was largely responsible for an outstanding operational success.
Recoveries made :
One Pistol of Burma made 0.22 KF with one Magazine containing 03 live rounds. On searching the dead body a purse containing Rs. 560/- and one mobile set with 03 SIM cards also recovered.
In this encounter S/Shri R.K. Bahali, Assistant Commandant and Md. Rashid Khan, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 10/08/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 139–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Komal Singh, Dy. Inspector General
2. Mohd. Ashraf, Constable
3. V. Radhakrishnan, Constable
4. Biju G.S., Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On specific intelligence about concentration of naxals received from own source, DIG (Operations) CRPF at Bijapur in consultation with S.P Bijapur planned a Search and Destroy Operation in the general areas of Kurcheli, Irsumetta, Palnar and Bodlapusnar villages of Bijapur District in Chhattishgarh. It was planned to approach the target area from four differentPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 545 directions and launch an assault. The parties moved and halted in the nearby jungles for launching the attack as :— on 27/08/2013 at 2130 hrs Party no. (I) moved from Gangloor to Irsumetta, Party No. (II) moved from Cherpal to Palnar on 27/08/2013 at 1230 hrs, Party No. (III) moved to target Bodlapusnar on 28/08/2013 at 0300 hrs and Party No. (IV) moved from Bijapur by road up to Punjer village and then on foot towards Kurcheli village. Simultaneous search on above four villages was launched at 0930 hrs. Party No. (IV) under the command of Shri Komal Singh, DIG(OPS) Bijapur bifurcated itself into three small groups and after cordoning the village started the search. The search continued up to 1430 hrs but nothing was recovered. The troops then decided to retreat adopting an alternative route. Barely had they moved 300 mtrs from the village and were crossing a nala, that naxals hiding in thick vegetation opened heavy fire on troops which was retaliated and repulsed in a befitting manner. The naxals without giving a fight retreated inside the deep jungles. The presence of naxals in the vicinity was thus confirmed but their direction and distance was still unclear. Another point that confirmed was that naxals would try to attack the Security Forces at an appropriate place and time. Relying on his knowledge and vast experience of Anti-Naxal operations, Shri Komal Singh DIGP (Ops) Bijapur planned to entice the naxals to attack one of the sections while keeping other sections ready to counter attack. At about 1730 hrs, as the rear section came in a relatively open space, Naxals in black uniforms and armed with sophisticated weapons started indiscriminate fire on them from three sides. Shri Komal Singh DIGP (Ops) Bijapur who was leading the troops and waiting for this opportunity personally led the assault and moved towards the naxal positions. Naxals were trying to break the defence and encircle the Section. Sensing the danger to his section and ensuring that his plan should not fail, Shri Komal Singh, DIGP along with CT/GD V. Radha Krishnan, CT/GD Biju G.S, CT/GD Mohd Ashraf moved towards the naxals firing heavily from their weapons coupled with lobbing and firing of grenades. Without caring for the heavy volume of fire and personnel safety DIGP Sh. Komal Singh and the party moved ahead adopting fire and move tactics. In the fierce gun-fight that took place at a close distance some of the naxals were injured. Surprised by the counter attack and the injuries sustained, naxals made a hasty retreat but DIGP Sh. Komal Singh did not want to lose the opportunity and planned to chase the fleeing naxals. The troops led by DIGP chased the Naxals for about 2 Kms when again the naxals taking advantage of terrain fired at them. A fierce encounter again took place where the naxals had the advantage of dominating height and thick woods. Despite being at low ground and disadvantageous position, the troops did not halt and continued the advance and neutralized a naxal. Some other naxals were also injured but they managed to flee taking advantage of hilly terrain, thick under growth and the approaching darkness. The encounter lasted for about 1½ hrs. A thorough search of the area was carried out and dead body of a Naxal, one 12 Bore Gun, one 9 mm Pistol, one country made Pistol (.315 Bore), one HE-36 Grenade, amns and vast amount of literature were recovered. Blood stains found at site suggested death or injury to another 04 to 05 Naxal cadres. Thereafter the party halted near the encounter site during the night and started withdrawing on 29/08/2013 at 0700 hrs. On the return route Naxals fired on the party at 3 places which was befittingly retaliated. An IED was also recovered by the troops planted on a track going towards the camp.
The meticulous planning, leadership conspicuous courage, dedication exhibited by Sh. Komal Singh DIGP(Ops)Bijapur and the conspicuous courage and devotion to duty exhibited by CT/GD V.Radha Krishnan, CT/GD Biju G.S and Ct/GD Mohd Ashraf resulted in an operational success in the naxal hotbed.
In this encounter S/Shri Komal Singh, Dy. Inspector General, Mohd. Ashraf, Constable, V. Radhakrishnan, Constable and Biju G.S., Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 28/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 140–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ramesh Kumar, Inspector
2. Manoj Yadav, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on a specific information provided by IGP, Bastar Range, that Naxals had called a meeting in the village Karkoti and may hold a jan adalat, a search and destroy operation was planned by 80 Bn and 212 Bn CRPF along with State Police. Two platoons of A/80 Bn under command of Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar and two platoons of D/212 under command of Sh.Vikash Kiran AC along with State Police were launched from their bases i.e. from Bastanar and Kodernar respectively.
546 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1The target village was located deep inside the thick forests of Kankanpara under P/S Barsoor in Dantewada distt. of Chhattisgarh. The troops had planned to target the village from two directions at dawn. They left their bases in the intervening night of 18-19/7/2012 i.e. in the dead of night and navigated towards their target. Troops braved the dense forest, undulating terrain, rough weather and hostile population to reach nearer to their target. After meeting at a pre-decided rendezvous an intensive search of the village and surrounding jungle was carried out but nothing could be found.
After conducting search, both parties started withdrawing towards their bases. Return from the interiors of jungles of Chhattishgarh is always fraught with danger as the Naxals came to know about the movement of troops and they shadow the troops taking advantage of thick jungle to strike at an appropriate place and time. The naxals taking advantage of terrain, their strong communication network and strong base of local guerilla squads to launch sudden and surprise attack on Security Forces. When troops of A/80 were crossing a jungle between village Arla and Karkoti, Ct/GD Manoj Yadav the scout of the troops noticed some shoe marks on a wet land. He immediately weighed the situation and informed his Commander Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar about it. Presence of shoe marks meant that naxals were present nearby as villagers normally do not wear shoes. Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar, TI Rupak Sharma of State Police and Ct/GD Manoj Yadav started following the footprints with great alertness. The shoe marks led to an open space surrounded by hills. This aroused suspicion in the mind of the Commander. Likelihood of a naxal ambush in the vicinity increased as all indications were pointing towards it. Taking precautions, the Commander divided his team into two and ordered one to move surreptitiously from the left flank. He had planned that he would expose the ambush and then the second team would attack it. To locate the ambush it was imperative to take the deadly risk of exposing the troops to the naxals. Hearing the plan of his Commander and realizing that he was liable to get shot by naxals as soon as he was exposed, CT/GD Manoj Yadav volunteered to lead the group. The group moved bravely in the open space and as per plan naxals waiting in an ambush started indiscriminate fire on them. Ct/GD Manoj Yadav with no loss of time and not caring for the flying bullets retaliated at the ambush and moved towards it in a bold and courageous manner. Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar too followed him and fired at the naxals. The naxals had strategically placed the ambush and were occupying dominating position behind secured covers. Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar and Ct/GD Manoj Yadav displaying utter disregard to their personal safety started moving uphill so as to reach nearer to the naxals and launch final assault. In the pursuit to reach nearer to the naxals and amidst intense firing one of the bullet from naxals hit the leg of Ct/GD Manoj Yadav. Blood began to ooze from the wound and the Constable withered in pain. On seeing the condition of his Constable, Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar came out his cover, braving the bullets, and pulled the constable behind a cover. It seemed that the naxals were waiting for this moment as another group of naxals hiding in the adjacent hill also started firing at the troops. The two were now caught in the fire from two directions and an imminent threat to life loomed over them. Finding that the second group of naxal was in the same direction where he had sent his second group, Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar ordered them to charge at them and engage them. Simultaneously finding that the volume of fire had increased and remaining at the same spot was dangerous, the two moved out firing incessantly for another cover. In the process one more bullet from naxals hit CT/GD Manoj Yadav on his back. At this point, a call either to fight to win or retreat needed to be taken and Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar preferred to die with honour than live with disgrace. As the naxals on adjacent hill were engaged by another group, Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar ordered his troops to fire heavily and advance at the naxals not caring for their lives. All the team members including Ct/GD Manoj Yadav advanced towards the naxals like a surge of sea which shattered the morale of naxals forcing them to flee. The troops chased the naxals but they fled taking advantage of terrain and from their pre-decided escape routes.
During the operation and counter-ambush drill, Insp/GD Ramesh Kumar showed great leadership qualities, kept encouraging his troops and fought ferociously to defeat the naxals thereby forcing them to flee. Similarly, Ct/GD Manoj Yadav despite being grievously hurt overcame the excruciating pain and rained havoc at the well-entrenched naxals. Their keen observation and dare-devilry attitude not only saved the lives of whole group falling prey to the ambush but also forced the naxals to withdraw with defeat.
In this encounter S/Shri Ramesh Kumar, Inspector and Manoj Yadav, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/07/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 141–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Rakesh Rao, CommandantPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 547 2. Jitender Kumar Singh, Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 12th December, 2012 Shri Rakesh Rao had gone to D/170 at Madded for Coy visit when input from IB received about presence of Naxal military dalam at village Kachlaram around 18 kms from the company camp of 170 Bn at Madded. Village Kachlaram is considered to be naxal liberated zone involving very thick forest tough mountaineous terrain and force had never ever ventured in the area and also does not fall in the unit AOR. But, it was decided by Shri Rakesh Rao CO to conduct special operation on the input of IB. Immediately, ops plan was worked out and 86 personnel from C/170, D/170, SAT and CO protection alongwith four civil police representatives were mobilized for operation by 12/12/2012 evening. All the 86 personnel (CRPF- 82, Civil police-4) were divided into three parties under over all command of Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant 170 as per details given below :
i) Party No. 1 (32 men) direct command of Shri Rakesh Rao, CO
ii) Party No. 2 (29 men) under command of Shri Suraj Mal, AC
iii) Party No. 3 (35 men) under command of Shri Rahul Mathur, AC
The whole party was briefed on sand model, Grid references for moving to the target was given to all the three parties, which left for the destination at 2030 Hrs from Madded CRPF camp. It was pitch dark night and all the three parties moved in single line with the help of GPS, NVD etc. The terrain was so tough, difficult and sensitive that the party could move only around 8 kms in the whole night. In the morning, the intelligence input was again verified from IB Bijapur and came to know that Naxal military Dalam had further moved around 2 kms ahead of village Kachlaram and halting near nalah in the jungle near kacha track leading to village Korenjet. The parties immediately started moving cross country, through dense forest and mountains towards the targeted place, avoiding tracks, likely ambush points. Around 3 Kms short to the target, the targeted place was analyzed and appreciated on map sheet and all the commanders were personally briefed on top sheet by CO 170. All the three parties were assigned different GR with their specific role with inter parties distance varying from 1.5 kms, CO 170 again briefed his party of 32 men on the spot about the final assault plan if situation arises. As per the final briefing CO protection (13 men) including HC/GD Jitender Singh alongwith Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant 170 was to be on the forefront in extended line and SAT of 18 personnel was to be behind, for support, around 150 mtrs maintaining visual contact so that surprise could be maintained till reaching the target. As soon as CO protection reached near the targeted nalah, naxals clad in black uniform opened indiscriminate firing on advancing CO protection. The CRPF party immediately retaliated the firing and thereafter firing started coming from three directions from automatic, semi automatic and country made weapons. It was appearing that naxals, around 35 in number, trying to encircle the CO protection considering it a small party. Sensing grave risk to CO protection, immediately UBGL carrying personnel ordered for UBGL firing in the direction from where the firing was coming. When the whole CO protection was concentrating on the LMG fire coming from front and right side, a small group of 2-3 naxals hiding on the front left side firing intermittently was waiting to hit the party from front left side as soon as the advancing CO protection would cross the nalah. After noticing the presence of 2-3 armed naxals, taking lead, Shri Rakesh Rao alongwith HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh boldly advanced crawling towards the hiding naxals on the front-left side in mutual support through the volley of fire coming from other directions and attacked the hiding firing naxals. In retaliation, the hiding naxals fired indiscriminately on Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant 170 Bn, and HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh but failed to inflict casualty. However, Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant 170 with covering fire of HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh from very close quarter succeeded in eliminating one naxal, without caring for their life and exposed themselves to grave risk, to save the life of other advancing personnel of CO protection. After heavy exchange of fire, naxals had to flee away in haste without getting an opportunity to take away the dead body of killed naxal and weapon/other items. A very high degree of fire control was exercised during the encounter by the party and fired in a very professional and specific manner.
Conspicuous gallant action, taking high risk of their life, exemplary leadership, presence of mind, mental and physical agility displayed by Shri Rakesh Rao Commandant 170 Bn and HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh resulted in killing of naxal that too in an area like Kachlaram forest considered to be one of the so called liberated zone of naxals. In the entire operation death remain at hair line distance from Shri Rakesh Rao Commandant 170 Bn,CRPF and HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh who survived from many bullets. To conduct the operation, troops had to travel 36 kms cross country negotiating tough terrain on foot from Madded in pitch dark night and had eliminated one naxal who was later identified as Kawasi Budhram, Dy. Commander of Pharsegarh armed Dalam in the Panchanama report itself by the magistrate besides case history given by concerned police station. The party had recovered the dead body, weapon, explosive and other articles from the place of encounter. As confirmed by IB vide alert No. Sqd 26 dated 28/12/12, two more naxals namely Kawasi Sannu and Kosapadium were seriously injured in the encounter prompting the naxals to call two doctors namely Venketesh and Ramarao for treatment of the injured. In the operation conducted from 12/12/2012 to 13/12/2012 Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant 170 Bn and HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh have shown exemplary courage and conspicuous bravery by risking their life. The conspicuous gallant action, dedication, commitment and leadership qualities shown by Shri Rakesh Rao Commandant 170 Bn and HC/GD Jitender Kumar Singh at the time of crisis was of exceptionally high degree which led to killing of Dy Commander of Pharsegarh armed naxal Dalam.
548 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1Recoveries made :
01) Bharmar weapon-01 No.
02) Material (rds etc ) used for filling and firing from Bharmar.
03) Detonators-23 nos
04) Safty fuse-01
05) Naxal knife
06) Tourch-01 No.
07) Naxal Pitthu-01No.
08) Some leaves of naxal literature
09) Dry battery 6V-1 used for giving charge
10) .315 Bore Amns-03 Nos
11) Cordex
In this encounter S/Shri Rakesh Rao, Commandant and Jitender Kumar Singh, Head Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 13/12/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 142–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ravi Kumar Doodi, Assistant Commandant
2. H. Kipgen, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receipt of reliable information on 20/6/2012 from SP Karbi Anglong about the presence of armed KPLT cadres in Lakhte/Teron Gaon, Dolamara under PS-Borpathar, Dist-Karbi Anglong (Assam), a joint search operation consisting of staff of 3 JK Rifle (Army), 210 COBRA and State Police (Assam) was planned. After making reccee of the area at night, it was decided to start the operation at dawn for proper execution of the operation as the area was covered with thick jungle and undulating terrain.
The OPS party was divided into 03 teams and Shri Ravi Kumar Doodi, AC was leading the Team of COBRA staff. When the search operation was going on, the militants observed the movement of the OPS party and started indiscriminate firing and the team of Army staff (i.e. Team No.2) was under heavy firing of the militants. During the operation, Sh. Ravi Kumar Doodi and CT/GD H. Kipgen were maintaining 'Buddy System'. Realizing the importance of the situation, they immediately decided to help team No.2 and moved a long distance by crawling between volley of bullets and accepting a grave risk to their lives both of them reached nearer to the militant's position. Suddenly they noticed that a KPLT militant firing indiscriminately is advancing towards them ferociously. To retaliate the firing of said militant and the firing of other militants tactically, they placed themselves in a ditch at once and started aimed firing towards the position of the militants. During the exchange of fire, Shri Ravi Kumar Doodi, AC and his buddy CT/GD H. Kipgen maintained a high standard of discipline, bravery, prudence and displayed a dynamic quality of operational performance to shot down the KPLT militants and also set forth an example about successful operation against the militants. Total 03 hard core KPLT cadres were killed in this operation and a cache of Arms/Amn/Explosive and important documents were recovered.
Recoveries made :
• Three AK-56 Rifle.
• 06 Magazine of AK-56 Rifle.
• Pistol Magazine – 01No.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 549• 9 MM Ammunition – 32 Nos.
• 5.56 MM, INSAS Ammunition - 91 Nos.
• 7.62 x 39 MM Ammunition – 120 Nos.
• Empty Case of 7.62x39 MM – 49 Nos.
• Shilling – 03 Nos.
• Magazine Pouch – 03 Nos.
• Laptop – 01 No.
• Laptop Bag – 01 No.
• Keyboard – 01No.
• Mobile Set – 04 Nos.
• Mobile Charger – 04 Nos.
In this encounter S/Shri Ravi Kumar Doodi, Assistant Commandant and H. Kipgen, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/06/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 143–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Nchumbemo Yanthan, Inspector
2. Dinamani Baishya, Sub Inspector
3. Pankaj Rahang, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
After receiving a secret information on 09.08.2013 from 210 CoBRA unit intelligence cell about the presence of 5/6 KPLT cadres in General area of Hemlangsho village under PS Borpathar Distt-Karbi Anglong Assam, a search and destroy Operation was jointly planned by S P Karbi Anglong, Shri Joseph Keishing, Comdt,-210 COBRA and Shri Neeraj Kumar Jha, AC, 210 CoBRA. After detailed planning and briefing, operation was launched on 09.08.2013 at 2230 hrs by the joint troops of 210 CoBRA and Civil Police. The troops, after arduous navigation in tough terrain, reached near the target village at 0130 hrs on 10.08.2013. After analyzing the terrain and general topography of the area, two cut-offs were placed by the operational commander on the probable escape routes. After placing the cut-offs, two Assault parties were formed where 1st Assault party was placed under the command of Inspector Nchumbemo Yanthan and 2nd Assault Party under the command of Shri Neeraj Kumar Jha, AC. The assault parties tactically took position and waited patiently for the first light to launch an assault. As the dawn struck, troops tactically and steadily moved closer to the suspected area and found two clusters of huts, 1st Assault party, U/C Insp Nchumbemo Yanthan targeted the left cluster of huts and 2nd Assault party U/C Shri Neeraj Kumar Jha, AC targeted the cluster at right. As the 1st Assault party approached the left cluster, insurgents hiding inside opened indiscriminate fire at them. Insp/GD Nchumbemo Yanthan & CT/GD Pankaj Rahang who were scouting the team did not fire back instantly but crawled ahead in the midst of firing to segregate the hide-out from other huts and after minutely assessing the situation and location of insurgents retaliated in a controlled manner so as to avoid collateral damage. The other troops were tactically following them and giving covering fire. To launch a counter offence Insp/GD N Yanthan and CT/GD Pankaj Rahang then decided to move closer to insurgents as the possibility of presence of civilians inside the hut could not be ruled out. Taking risk of their lives they moved forward but the insurgents opened heavy fire at them and they had to take cover behind a tree. The insurgents did not stop there and intensified the fire coupled with lobbing of grenades. Finding that550 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 staying behind the tree will not yield any result and will be dangerous for them, they jointly fired at the insurgents to pin them down and moved closer to hut. On getting cornered by the advancing troops, the insurgents found it safe to flee by opening heavy and indiscriminate fire coupled with lobbing of grenades. The intense fire again delayed the advance of troops and taking it's advantage insurgents fled from the rear of the hut but not before sustaining some injuries.
The insurgents though were able to escape from the cluster of huts but they were to face the fury of another brave trooper waiting on the way. Two of the insurgents fled towards cut off party No. 01 where SI/GD Dinamani Baishya alongh with his party was position and waiting for the chance. On being challenged by the troops to stop, the insurgents opened heavy fire on them also. Undeterred by the fusillade of bullets aimed at them, SI/GD Dinamani Baishya took risk of his life, fired back at the insurgents and injured both of them. His conspicuous courage and bold face-off with death foiled the insurgents attempt to escape. Though injured the insurgents took cover behind a tree and kept firing at the troops. Seeing this SI/GD Dinamani Baishya ordered his troops to keep firing at them while he crawled to his right for launching a flanking attack. On reaching to the flank of insurgents he alone launched the attack and killed one of the insurgents. Seeing the fate of his buddy the second insurgent ran towards the dense jungle while firing at the troops and fled from the area. After the firing subsided, the area and its vicinity were thoroughly searched by troops and a dead body of KPLT cadre who was later identified as Tom Teron alias Khoi Teron with a loaded AK-56 rifle was recovered. Death of other KPLT cadre was also reported by intelligence sources/interception but the dead body could not be recovered.
During the operation Insp/GD Nchumbemo Yanthan, SI/GD Dinamani Baishya and CT/GD Pankaj Rahang displayed conspicuous courage and professionalism in the line of duty. Despite heavy firing by the extremists they retaliated gallantly. Their extraordinary discipline while firing at the insurgents avoided collateral damage. Their raw courage, bold face-off with death and steely resolve resulted in elimination of one senior KPLT cadre along with huge recoveries and without any loss to Security Forces in a fierce close quarter battle.
Recoveries made :—
1. AK-56 fifle - 01
2. Magazine - 01
3. Live Ammunition of AK-56 - 74
4. Empty case of AK-56 - 10
5. Mobile sets - 02
6. Torch - 01
7. Pouch - 01
In this encounter S/Shri Nchumbemo Yanthan, Inspector, Dinamani Baishya, Sub Inspector and Pankaj Rahang, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 10/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 144–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the 2nd Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry/Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. S. Elango, (2nd Bar to PMG) Dy. Inspector General
2. G. Madhu, (PMG) Assistant Commandant
3. Malek Shahid Ahemad, (PMG) Head Constable/RO
4. Daval Sab, (PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
An information about presence of 2nd Coy of PLGA comprising of approx. 50-60 armed cadres in the forest between village Kurcholi and Munga under PS Gangaloor in Distt. Bijapur was received. On this information a cordon and search ofPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 551 the village Kurcholi and surroundings was planned by Sh. S. Elango, DIG (Ops) Bijapur. On 23/02/2013, after proper briefing, two specially formed parties under over all command of Shri S. Elango DIG (Ops) left for the target village. Party No. I left on 23/02/2013 at 2100hrs from Pamalwaya and Party No. II left from Cherpal on 23/02/13 at 1930 hrs. When the party No. II was approaching the target village, Naxals tried to ambush the troops and fired at them. The troops retaliated bravely but the Naxals managed to flee taking advantage of the terrain. Meanwhile party No. I reached near their target and bifurcated itself into two, of which one laid cut off on the hills behind the village and the second under command of Sh. S. Elango, DIG conducted search of the village. Two hideouts of Naxals were busted and huge number of items including explosives, detonators, literatures, 22 containers with anti personnel mechanism for IED's, uniforms, ration and grocery items worth lakhs were recovered. After thoroughly searching the village and the surroundings, the troops halted for lunch. While the troops were having their lunch, Naxals initially exploded crackers to judge the reaction of the troops so that they can plan their next offence accordingly. Sh. S. Elango alerted the troops and instructed them not to fire but move slowly behind covers. A battle of operational acumen and wits was on as both were trying to read each other's mind. After sometime Naxals fired a burst from the LMG and the troops could observe two to three black uniformed Naxals at a distance. Troops waited patiently for an opportunity to strike. After a while around 15 Naxals in black uniform and armed with sophisticated weapons started indiscriminate fire on the troops. DIG S.Elango ordered his troops to give a meek response to the firing of Naxals by controlled and limited fire. This act of the troops emboldened the Naxals and they began advancing towards the troops using indiscriminate fire. DIG S. Elango called Shri G. Madhu, Asstt. Comdt. of 168 Bn over wireless set and ordered him to move to hill side surreptitiously and give them support fire when ordered. Shri G. Madhu, Asst. Comdt. took along CT/GD Daval Sab and SI Raju Koreti of Civil Police with him and placed himself covering the right flank. As the Naxals came in the killing zone of the troops DIG S.Elango alongwith HC/RO Malik Shahid Ahmed and SI Abdul Sameer of civil police came out of their cover and fired indiscriminately on the Naxals. Simultaneously he ordered his other troops and Shri. G Madhu, Asst. Comdt. to open heavy fire on the Naxals. The sudden counter attack by the troops took Naxals by surprise and in order to save their lives they began to fire ferociously and started withdrawing. Despite heavy fire of Naxals from sophisticated weapons, Shri. Elango, DIG, HC/RO Malik Shahid Ahmed and SI Abdul Sameer without caring for their personal safety, continuously changed their positions and advanced towards Naxals. The Naxals withdrew about 100 mtrs and took position in a Nallah and began to regroup. Some Naxals were injured in the exchange of fire but were dragged by their colleagues and taken to the Nallah. It was getting dark and Naxals had positioned themselves behind the safe cover and were still firing on the troops. DIG S Elango did not want to lose the initiative he had gained and thus decided to launch a final assault on the Nallah. He along with SI Abdul Sameer and HC/RO Malik Shahid Ahmed began firing UBGL at the Nallah and advanced towards it. Simultaneously he ordered the team under command of Shri G. Madhu, Asstt. Comdt. to advance and fire UBGL. The support team without caring for the firing of Naxals and the terrain advanced towards the Nallah, firing and lobbing grenades. On seeing the assault team of Shri G. Madhu, Naxals opened heavy fire on them also. Undeterred by the firing Shri G. Madhu, Asst. Comdt., SI Raju and CT/GD Daval Sab fired from their weapons and both the groups made final assault on Naxals. The Naxals not daring to face the assault began to flee from their well entrenched positions. Some injured Naxals managed to escape but one dead body of Naxal was lying on the ground with his weapon. It had become dark but the firing from Naxals did not stop. They kept firing from a distance and made attempts to retrieve the dead bodies of the killed Naxals. Sensing this, Shri G. Madhu, Asstt. Comdt., SI Raju and CT/GD Daval Sab positioned themselves very close to the fallen Naxal amid firing of Naxals. The Naxals made a number of bids throughout the night using heavy fire to retrieve the dead body but were not allowed by the party positioned near it. Their presence of mind, courage and gallant action helped the troops to retrieve the two dead bodies of naxals the next day. They were identified as Salim @ Sambi Reddy (Technician of 2nd Coy of Naxals) and Kismat @ Mittner of Pushnar (Dr. of the 2nd coy of Naxals). Salim was a District Committee Member and also Central Technical Committee member of Dandakarnya Area commanding platoon of 2nd Coy.of PLGA. A reward of Rs. Six Lakhs was announced of him. Kismat was a section commander and was a rewardee of Rs. One lakh.
In the execution of this brave act the above personnel have displayed conspicuous gallantry, exceptional bravery and unparalleled courage under great personal risk against a large numbers of Naxals in adverse conditions. Their gallant action was largely responsible for an outstanding operational success. It is also pertinent to mention here that in any operation against the Company of Naxals, recovery of dead body with weapon is a rare phenomenon but because of the valiant fight of these officers and men it was made possible.
Recoveries made :—
Following arms/amns and other items were also recovered by the troops from incident site :—
01 no. 12 Bore Gun, 01 no. SLR mag, 22 nos. of containers with anti personnel Mechanisms, Grenade-02 nos., 12 Bore Rds - 22 nos., Detonator-04 nos., 06 volt Battery, .303 Rds- 06, .303 empty case 02, SLR empty case-09, RDX-03 kg, Cordex wire 02 ft, Empty pouch 02 nos, Medicines.
In this encounter S/Shri S. Elango, Dy. Inspector General , G. Madhu, Assistant Commandant , Malek Shahid Ahemad, Head Constable/RO and Daval Sab, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
552 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of 2nd Bar to Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/02/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 145–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the 1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry/Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. G. Madhu, (1st Bar to PMG) Assistant Commandant
2. Ranjeet Singh, (PMG) Constable
3. Sajith O.V, (PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On developing the intelligence about location of Naxal commander Gopi along with 20-25 armed cadres near villages Gorna, Mankali and Pankoor in district Bijapur of Chhattisgarh, an operation was launched by Shri G. Madhu Asst. Comdt. As the exact location of naxal group was not known, it was decided to move in a small group, stay in the area, keep it under surveillance and launch the assault at an appropriate time. The target area was dominated by naxals as it was located at the edge of dense jungles of Bijapur and operating there in small numbers was a risky proposition. However, Shri G Madhu AC, decided to take the risk knowing the fact that it would be difficult to maintain the surprise of a large troop movement. He formed an Assault Party consisting of Special Action Team of CRPF placed at DIGP office Bijapur and State Police Personnel and left for the operation in the wee hours of 14th July 2013.
First day troops tactically reached near village Pankoor before day break and placed themselves at a vantage point. The area was kept under surveillance from morning to night and when nothing suspicious was noticed the troops moved towards villages Gorna and Mankali the next morning. On 15/7/2013, troops kept the surveillance on the area from morning to night. In the night they observed some suspicious movement of lights and persons in an adjacent hillock which suggested the presence of naxals. It was then decided to comb the jungle in the morning. On 16/7/2013 morning, the troops moved towards the hillock surreptitiously but as they moved further they observed that they had to move in a defile to reach there. Expecting an ambush in the area, Shri G. Madhu divided the troops into two groups of which he himself led one and the command of second party was given to ASI Ambika Prasad Druv of State Police. He had planned that he would move straight into the defile and expose the ambush, if there was one, while the second team would move from the left and counter attack the ambush after being exposed. Moving in a defile was fraught with danger and involved risk to life but to locate the ambush it was a necessity. After sending the second group to cover the left flank, Shri G Madhu AC along with constables namely Sajith O.V and Ranjit moved ahead in the defile. Barely had the group moved few paces, naxals waiting in the ambush opened indiscriminate fire on them. The commander and his troops were waiting for this rare opportunity and without caring for the flying bullets retaliated at the ambush and moved towards it in a bold and courageous manner. The naxals had strategically placed the ambush and were occupying dominating positions behind secured covers. Shri G Madhu AC along with constables namely Sajith O.V and Ranjit displaying utter disregard to their personal safety and raw courage started moving uphill so as to reach nearer to naxals and launch the final assault. The naxals had minutely planned the ambush and were waiting for this movement of the troops, as another group of naxals hiding in the adjacent hill also started firing at the advancing troops. The three were now caught in the fire from two directions and an imminent threat of life loomed over them. Finding that the second group of naxals was in the same direction where he had sent his team, Shri. G. Madhu, AC ordered them to charge at them and engage them. Simultaneously finding the increased volume of fire and grenades being lobbed at them, he ordered the two constables present with him to fire from UBGLs. The constables without caring for the bullets thudding the ground all around, boldly stood out of their covers and fired from standing position as firing from lying position was difficult. The firing of UBGL shook the confidence of naxals resulting in decreased amount of fire. Similarly the engagement with second group of naxals resulted in stopping of fire from that direction. Taking advantage, Shri G. Madhu, AC ordered his troops to open heavy fire while he along with CT Sajith O.V and CT Ranjit advanced tactically. The supporting fire and tactics of fire and move helped them to reach closer to naxals. On reaching closer they noticed a naxal clad in oozy green uniform firing at them incessantly. Without losing precious time he was gunned down by the accurate and aimed fire of the three brave troopers. Seeing the fate of one of their cadres the naxals began to flee from the area in the supportive fire of each other. The three chased them for a distance and injured a few more but they managed to escape taking the advantage of hilly terrain, dense jungle and their pre-decided escape routes. On searching the area, deadPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 553 body of a uniformed naxal namely Madavi Hidma S/O Hando Vill-Gorna along with .303 rifle, 12 No .303 rounds, one HE grenade, 04 detonators, one black pittu, naxal literature, pouch 02 nos, 01 radio and arrow-05 nos etc. were recovered.
For the operational success, troops stayed in the jungles surreptitiously for 3 days and nights and managed to make a contact with the naxals. It was because of the courage displayed by Shri G Madhu, AC, CT/GD Ranjit Singh and CT/GD Sajith O.V during the counter ambush that the plan of naxals of inflicting heavy casualty on the Security Forces failed. Their raw courage, unparallel bravery and tactical acumen not only resulted in killing of a naxal and injuries to some others but also set an example of successful small team operation.
In this encounter S/Shri G. Madhu, Assistant Commandant, Ranjeet Singh, Constable and Sagith O.V., Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of 1st Bar to Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 16/07/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 146–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Dilip Kumar Mishra, Head Constable
2. Teekam Constable
3. Anil Kumar Assistant Commandant
4. Jitendra Singh, Constable
5. Manjeet Singh, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
After a protracted intelligence collection of the movement of naxals in the area sympathetic to them i.e. Sarju, Kuku, Ranidah, Katiya, Chatam etc under Police Station Garu in the dense jungles of latehar district of Jharkhand, an information on the movement of a naxal group under command of their leaders mainly Mrintunjay and Indrajeet was received on 29/4/2013. Striking the group in their den was a challenging task considering the distance that the troops had to travel, early warning system of naxals, heavy mining of the approach routes and the tactical placement of sentries. Thus the task was assigned to elite CoBRA troops of 203 and 209 Battalions of CRPF for conducting a surgical operation in the area. They were given the responsibility to hunt for the target in the dense jungle and strike at the appropriate time.
Accordingly, "OPS-EAGLE" was planned wherein 6 teams of each CoBRA and 2 teams of Jharkhand Jaguar were to be fanned in the jungle in pursuit of the target. To avoid the early warning system and maze of IEDs planted in the area it was imperative that the troops enter the target area under the cover of dark. Troops moved out from their bases in civil trucks and after getting dropped, stealthily moved inside the jungle in darkness. The teams fanned out in the area and moved in parallel maintaining mutual support. Team No.10 of 209 CoBRA was one such small team moving under the command of Shri Anil Kumar, AC and was leading the hunt. As the area was fraught with ambushes, four commandoes namely CT/GD Teekam, CT/GD Jitender, HC/GD D.K. Mishra and CT/GD Manjeet Singh were assigned the task of scouts thereby covering a larger area from the front. The team was meticulously scanning the jungle and was looking for the presence of naxals or their tell-tale signs. As the team moved further, it's scouts noticed some footprints on wet ground and alerted the other team members. The presence of foot marks meant that the presence of naxals or civilians was somewhere nearby. The team became more cautious and moved ahead at a snail's pace, keenly scanning the area stealthily. The team while negotiating an upslope in the midst of hilly jungle noticed a temporary hut atop the hill. The hut was kept under surveillance for some time but as no movement/activity was noticed the team moved further ahead. One more temporary hut was noticed at an adjacent hill but before the troops could act further they were fired upon heavily by the naxals hiding there. It was felt that naxals had laid a trap to bring the troops into their killing zone, but the alert troops avoided it by sound tactic and presence of mind. The team immediately took position and retaliated. The Commander Sh Anil Kumar, Asstt Comdt in the midst of roaring guns554 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 and bullets flying all around planned the strategy to counter the ambush from it's flanks. Taking cover of a boulder, which was receiving the incessant fire of naxals, he assessed the presence and positioning of naxals and accordingly divided his team into two halves. The naxals had occupied two hilltops in the front which were separated by a stream of running water. But before any further action could be taken it was imperative to disorient the naxals from doing aimed fire. He ordered his troop to fire heavily and incessantly at the naxals on his count and in this endeavor he himself came out of the cover for firing accurately. CT/GD Manjeet Singh and CT/GD Jitendra were leading the group which was to attack from left flank. They quietly slipped from the firing zone and surreptitiously moved in the direction. After coming face-up with the naxals they opened heavy fire and lobbed grenades at them. In a coordinated move another group also moved away from the firing zone and moved towards the right flank. HC/GD D.K. Mishra and CT/GD Teekam under their commander moved at the closest distance and fired heavily at the well entrenched naxals. The naxals in a bid to inflict heavy causality resorted to incessant fire coupled with lobbing of grenades. But the group under the commander did not flinch and moved out of their secured covers to fire grenades from their UBGLs. The firing and raw courage of the group broke the morale of the naxals and they began to retreat. Seeing the retreat, the three i.e. AC Sh. Anil Kumar, HC/GD D K Mishra and CT/GD Teekam chased them without caring for their lives inspite of the fire from the adjacent hilltop on them. The fleeing naxals ran downhill and seeing being chased again took positions behind the boulders in the stream. The naxals from the adjacent hilltop also tried to reach for supporting them but were effectively waylaid by CT/GD Manjeet Singh and CT/GD Jitendra. The trio did not let the naxals escape and advanced at them using fire and move tactics showing utter disregard to their own safety. On seeing the advancing troops the naxals made a last bid to escape by firing incessantly and lobbing grenades, so as to create fear psychosis and take advantage of it. But, the brave commandoes did not duck but fired back more ferociously. In the gun-fight that took place in a close quarter, two naxals were killed. Meanwhile some naxals were able to flee from the spot and ran towards the hilltop from where other naxals were firing. Seeing the fleeing naxals CT/GD Manjeet Singh and CT/GD Jitendra without caring for the fire from the hilltop and throwing all security precautions in air, came out of the cover and fired at them. The naxals tried to kill these troopers but seeing the ferocious charge found it safe to flee from the area. In this gunfight also CT/GD Manjeet Singh and CT/GD Jitendra were able to kill one naxal and injure others.
The bravery, gallant and tactical acumen displayed by the troops during the operation resulted in elimination of 03 naxal cadres and recovery of 01 INSAS rifle, two v.303 Rifle, live rounds, detonators, mobiles, Amn pouch, bags, country made bombs, naxal literatures and other items. The courage exhibited by the troops in changing the tide of the operation wherein despite being at the receiving end initially they overcame and countered the ambush and killed three of their cadres. (Intercept of naxal communication revealed that 05 cadres were killed and two others sustained grievous injuries).
In this encounter S/Shri Dilip Kumar Mishra, Head Constable, Teekam Constable, Anil Kumar, Assistant Commandant, Jitendra Singh, Constable and Manjeet Singh, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 29/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 147–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Rajender Kumar, Assistant Commandant
2. Anil Kumar Constable
3. Bipin Singh, Constable
4. G. Hari Prasad, Constable
5. Pooran Mal Jat, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 05/02/2012 at 1545 hrs an information was received from reliable source that 08-10 armed Maoist cadre have assembled at Madhupur jungle area near village Madhupur under Police Station Belpahari, Distt-West Medinipur (W.B.). OnPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 555 getting this input Shri Virender Kumar, Deputy Commandant 169 Bn CRPF (DC/Ops) who was holding charge of Commandant (AOL) alongwith Shri Rajender Kumar, AC, OC B/169 Bn chalked out a plan of raid and combing/searching operation at village Madhupur jungle area and informed the higher ups.
The input was verified by Shri Rajender Kumar, AC who further informed Shri Virender Kumar, DC (Ops).Shri Virender Kumar, DC directed OC F/169 Shri Deepak Shukla, AC (Adhoc) and OC A/169 Insp/GD Ganesh Kumar to lay ROP along the route from Negoria to Bhulabeda village to curb and eschew any ambush and to be kept ready for re- inforcement in case of requirement. Simultaneously he instructed Shri Rajender Kumar, AC to move with his troops tactically for Madhupur village to act as an assault team. Meanwhile, he got the Unit QAT and special platoon of G/169 ready and marched for Madhupur village. On reaching the Madhupur village Shri Rajendra Kumar AC placed its reserve party along with local Police under command ASI Narayan Pramanik WBP in a tactical dominant place very close to area of operation.
Shri Virendra Kumar, DC and his team on reaching the village area immediately cordoned off the village and its jungle area. The assault team led by Shri Rajendra Kumar, AC started comprehensive search of the area. During the assault team search, some 8-10 persons including some ladies equipped with firearms who appeared to hold a meeting near a forest at the edge of village Madhupur, were noticed. On seeing troops approaching, those group of persons started indiscriminate firing upon forces, while shouting maoist slogan. The assault team, though pinned down by their firing, shouted out to them to stop firing and surrender but instead they kept on firing on the troops.
Having, no other option and to save lives and Govt. properties and in exercise of private defence, Sh. Rajender Kumar, AC, along with CT/GD Anil Kumar, CT/GD Bipin Singh, CT/GD G.Hariprasad, CT/Bugular Pooran Mal Jat, showing exceptional courage and valour, proceeded tactically in an extended formation and started pin pointed firing on the Maoist squad. The exchange of fire lasted for around 20 minutes. When firing stopped the troops waited for a reasonable time to watch their movement / activity. Thereafter, taking all necessary precautionary measures, troops started searching of the area along with civil Police under command ASI Narayan Pramanik WBP and found one maoist lying dead in the field with gunshot injury. The body of the deceased was found holding one improvised pistol with empty magazine, engraved automatic Pistol made in USA in his right hand with his index finger at trigger of pistol. The dead body was later on identified by state police as Arjun Mahato @ Judhisthir a hardcore maoist leader. Besides this, following Arms/Amn were recovered during search of area :— (1) one magazine loaded with 05 rds. live cartridges engraved 7.65(2) one fired cartridge engraved KF 7.65 one OFV 08-AF empty case (3) One live cartridge engraved KF 7.65 (4) 07 Rounds fired cartridge with mark OFV 09-A7 (5) One fired cartridge having mark OFV 08 AF.
In the entire operation, despite heavy firing from the hard core Naxals, and a very high probability of peril to their own life, the above officer and personnel exhibited exemplary courage and devotion towards assigned duties and effective command /control. The final assault was done in an area covering dried paddy field and thin forest vegetation affording very little protective coverage. The control over nerve exhibited by them under the life threatening circumstances is not only exemplary but also shows highest degree of courage, gallantry, devotion, dedication and commitment to duty in the face of heavy firing by the Maoist. Due to very short proximity between the Naxals and heavy volume of fire, death remain always a whisker away.
In this encounter S/Shri Rajender Kumar, Assistant Commandant, Anil Kumar, Constable, Bipin Singh, Constable, G. Hari Prasad, Constable and Pooran Mal Jat, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 05/02/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 148–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Raju Kumar, Assistant Commandant
2. Vinod Singh Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 18.07.2013, highly reliable information was received from SP East Garo Hills, Meghalaya, about the location of senior cadres of banned extremist group GMNLA. As per the input received, senior member of GNLA namely Markush M556 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 Sangma (2nd in Command of "Jimmy", area Commander of William Nagar) along with other junior cadres was present in the Bansamgre forest area with sophisticated weapons apparently to carry out attack on SFs. Accordingly, troops of 210 CoBRA along with SWAT team of Meghalaya Police launched an operation in the jungle are of Bansamgre under command of Shri Raju Kumar, Asst Comdt, after elaborate discussions with Shri Joseph Keishing, Comdt. 210 CoBRA Bn and SP East Garo Hills, Meghalaya. After night long navigation in difficult jungle terrain, troops reached the suspected site. The Cut-off parties got positioned at different places according to operational strategy of checking the escape of insurgents and the assault teams moved towards the hideout located at the peak of a hill. The assault group moved ahead surreptitiously and cautiously so as to not lose the surprise they had maintained by them. But, as they moved further ahead, a sentry of the insurgents hiding behind the bushes noticed them and opened heavy fire on them. Soon other insurgents also opened heavy fire and the bullets from their guns engulfed the area turning the calm and serene jungle into a battle zone. Shri Raju Kumar, AC finding his troops under the barrage of fire and their lives at great risk, immediately ordered them to fire back at the insurgents with full intensity. A fierce gun-battle at a close distance took place but the insurgents soon found that they could not match the fury of the troops. In a bid to escape they lobbed multiple grenades at the troops and taking the cover of their explosions began to retreat deeper in the jungle. After some time firing from the insurgents side subsided. The fight from the insurgents may have finished but Shri Raju Kumar, AC by then had decided to not let the naxals escape. He informed all the cut off parties about the situation and ordered them to remain extra alert and vigilant.
Shri Raju Kumar, AC in pursuit of his target moved deeper in the jungle with his team and found some make shift morchas as well as a tower morcha inside. Despite the risk of life from sudden and surprise attack by the trapped insurgents, he continued to search the thick vegetation. The place with dense and high rise bushes hindering the visibility to only few meters was suitable for a sudden pop-up attack. Realizing the threat he and his team was facing, Shri Raju Kumar, AC took a calculated risk and ordered the cut off No.5 to fire a UBGL grenade towards a suspected area. Due to the firing of UBGL grenades, two of the GNLA cadres suddenly popped up from behind a bush and opened indiscriminate fire at the troops. CT/GD Vinod Singh who was acting as the scout came under full barrage of fire but was lucky to escape unhurt. Overcoming the sudden shock CT Vinod, inspite of the fire, kept his cool and showing exemplary courage ducked to ground and fired back at the insurgents. Seeing the life of his teammate under great threat, Shri Raju Kumar Asst. Comdt. without caring for his own life crawled ahead and fired at the GNLA cadres and together they were able to neutralize one of the insurgents while another managed to flee. During subsequent search troops recovered one dead body of GNLA cadre namely Markus M Sangma with AK 56 Rifle- 01 No. AK 56 Mag-03 No, AK Live amns-148 Nos. Colt Pistol-01 No., Pisatol Amns-17 Nos., Walkie-Talkie set-02 Nos., & Chinese Grenade-01 etc.
In this encounter S/Shri Raju Kumar, Assistant Commandant and Vinod Singh, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 19/07/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 149–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Kaushal Sadhan Giri, Assistant Commandant
2. Lal Singh, Constable
3. Manish Kumar Tiwari, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 02/04/2010, Officer Incharge of Patamda Police Station received a reliable information about presence of 3-4 members of maoist dasta in village Bantoriya, Tola-Srirampur, a very remote and hostile village under PS Patamda, District East Singhbhum (Jharkhand). Information further revealed that these Maoists were exhorting the youth to join their organization. The information was shared with Shri. K S Giri, Company Commander of 7 Bn. CRPF and accordingly an operation was planned. Two strong platoons together with Civil Police component moved on foot towards the target area at around 2200 hrs on 02/04/2010. Before moving for the operation, the troops were properly briefed about the information, task at hand and impending threats. They were divided into small groups for cordoning and searching the target village. Despite pitch darkness, tough terrain, bushes, nallas and rain, the troops moved very swiftly and reached near villagePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 557 Bantoriya at 0230 hrs on 03/04/2010. The village was surrounded by dense forest and hillocks. After observing the village and nearby forests through Night Vision Device, Shri K S Giri, AC ordered the cordon group to cordon the village. As the cordon group started cordoning the village, Shri K S Giri AC, CT/GD Lal Singh, CT/Bug Manish Kumar Tiwari and few other selected brave jawans of assault/search team moved closer to the village for observing any suspicious movement. Sniffing the unwanted presence of human beings in the vicinity of village, the dogs in the village started barking. Sensing that the maoist would get alerted and try to flee from the village, Shri K S Giri, AC left his half of the party at that place and he himself alongwith CT/GD Lal Singh, CT/Bug Manish Kumar Tiwari and few other personnel hurried towards the other end of the village to cut the escape route. They noticed three human silhouettes running towards the farthest end of the village. Suspecting them to be Maoists, Shri K S Giri, AC ordered other troops to stay behind and give cover/support fire, if needed, while he along with Constable Lal Singh and Constable Manish Kumar Tiwari began to chase them. The maoists, on seeing that they were being chased, turned back and opened heavy fire at the troops. Shri K S Giri, AC and his scouts had a narrow escape, but undeterred by this close shave, they fired back and kept the chase on. Maoists, on seeing the determination and bravery of the troops, ran towards the jungle while firing at the troops. Shri K S Giri, AC and his two intrepid troopers, putting their lives at grave risk and not caring for the threat that these maoist were posing to their lives, kept the chase on. When Shri K S Giri, AC and his scouts closed in on the maoists, the maoists again turned back and fired a few rounds. The troops again ducked and the bullets missed them by a whisker. Seeing that the distance between the fringe of the jungle and the maoists had considerably closed down, the three fired at them and due to the aimed and accurate fire one of the fleeing maoist immediately fell down. The other two Maoists succeeded in entering the dense jungle and after taking position behind a tree fired at the troops. The troops also retaliated and tried to counter them from two directions. Shri K S Giri, AC, alone moved towards the left while the two constables moved to their right. Seeing the attack of troops from both the flanks, the Maoists withdrew into the interior of the jungle.
At dawn, the area was thoroughly searched and from the area an injured maoist alongwith a loaded pistol was apprehended. On enquiry, villagers told that injured person is Sunil Gorai @ Amar Gorai, a wanted maoist, resident of Kamalpur of East Singhbhum District of Jharkhand. During evacuation the injured maoist succumbed to his injuries.
In the whole operation, the Company Commander Shri K S Giri, AC and his two brave troopers namely Ct/GD Lal Singh and Ct/Bug Manish Kumar Tiwari played a very important role. They led the operation from front despite grave threat/danger to their lives. Their initiative, prompt action and extraordinary courage during the operation resulted in a major success wherein a dreaded maoist was eliminated.
Recovery : 1. Automatic pistol (made in USA No. 7170) : 01 No.
2. Magazine : 01 No.
3. Live rounds : 04 nos.
4. Fired empty cases(K.F. 7.65) : 03 Nos.
5. Fired empty caes (K.F. 8mm) : 05 Nos.
6. Mobile phone (Micro Max) : 01 with SIM cards 7 Nos. 7. Yamaha Crux motor cycle Regd. No. JH-05-6502 : 01 No.
8. Cash Rs. 700
In this encounter S/Shri Kaushal Sadhan Giri, Assistant Commandant, Lal Singh, Constable and Manish Kumar Tiwari, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 03/04/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 150–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Dinesh Singh Rawat,
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 29/3/2010 at about 1230 hrs, an information about presence of a dreaded maoist namely Prabodh Singh @ Giddu Sardar of Dalma Platoon in village Pokharia under Police Station Boram, District East Singhbhum of Jharkhand was received by SHO PS Boram. The intelligence was shared by SHO with the company commander of E Coy/7 Bn CRPF and558 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 accordingly an operation to Cordon and Search the suspected village was planned by Shri Nitesh Kumar, Asst. Comdt, (Company Commander of Echo/7 Bn. CRPF) and Sub-Inspector Shri Sanjeev Kumar Mishra (SHO, PS Boram). A team comprising of two platoons of CRPF and 9 personnel of State Police was formed for the operation. As the information suggested that the maoist would escape from the area if immediate action was not taken, the assault team so formed rushed to the village in vehicles and laid a hasty cordon around it. During the planning, it was decided to search the village from two directions thereby leaving no scope for the maoist, to escape. State Police personnel formed a search team and started searching the village from east direction and CRPF troops after forming another search team started the search from west direction. At about 1315 hrs, when the State Police search party was entering a hut, it was greeted by a fusillade of bullets from inside. Immediately they took positions and called for the support from CRPF. Shri Nitesh Kumar AC, who was commanding the CRPF search party, on hearing the sound of firing ordered his team to follow him towards the sound of fire. On reaching the place of incident he ordered his troops to lay a cordon around the hut while he placed himself at a tactical position covering the door. He tactically analyzed all the possible escape routes and ensured that they were plugged. One more chance was given to the maoist to surrender but this warning too met with the same fate and was reciprocated with firing of shots. Entering in the hut from the front door was a risky proportion and entailed risk to life. As the Commanders were digging on as to how to break this deadlock, CT/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat came with an idea of two-direction attack and opening up of a second battle front. The idea was to attack the enemy from a direction from where he was not expecting an attack and was unprepared. Even if he could not be neutralized from that direction, at least it would distract him and give troops a chance to close-in towards the door. He further suggested that an attack from the roof after removing the tiles may be launched. Taking an armed maoist head-on was a life-threatening task but Ct/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat did not care for it and volunteered to lead the attack from roof. Risking his life for a cause, CT/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat surreptitiously climbed at the roof and started removing the tiles. As soon as the aforesaid constable removed the tiles from roof, the maoist holed inside opened heavy fire upon him with the intention to kill him. CT/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat had a narrow escape, but undeterred, he fired back at the maoist and probably injured him. This valiant act of CT/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat not only opened a second front of battle but also helped other troopers to close-in from door side. Immediately the other troops closed- in and took positions outside the door. Finding himself cornered and being caught or neutralized by the advancing troops, the maoist made a last bid of escape by putting the hut on fire. The troopers fell back but did not give any chance to the maoist to escape. Efforts were made to douse the fire but the burning of wooden poles and planks lead to it collapse. The debris was searched and during the search, a partially burned dead body of naxal along with his arm was recovered.
During the operation, CT/GD Dinesh Singh Rawat not only displayed his valour and bravery but also came with an idea that changed the course of the operation. His tactical acumen and dare-devilry displayed during the operation was enviable and exemplary. His sheer initiative had not only lent credible confidence in other troops but also led to neutralization of a maoist.
Recovery : 1. Automatic pistol (made in Italy) : 01 No. 2. Magazine : 01 No. 3. Fired empty case : 03 Nos.
In this encounter Shri Dinesh Singh Rawat, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 29/03/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 151-Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Mool Chand Verma, Inspector
2. Sumit Kumar Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 20th Oct, 2012 at about 1430 hrs, a specific information regarding presence of terrorists at Shalpura area of PS Sopore in Baramulla District of J&K was received by the security forces. Based on the information, a CASO was planned and launched by the troops of E Coy of 179 Bn CRPF, under command of Insp M C Verma, SOG and JKP. The 22 RR was also informed subsequently to join and further strengthen the operation. After laying the cordon of the village, a combinedPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) 559 party of CRPF and SOG was formed to search the houses. Insp M C Verma was leading a search party and was tactically searching the houses one by one. At about 1525 hrs, as Insp M C Verma and his buddy namely Ct Sumit Kumar had barely entered the covered verandah of one of the house, the terrorists hiding inside a room located at the end of the gallery lobbed two hand grenades at them followed by indiscriminate firing. The troops immediately retaliated the fire and took positions. However because of the blast of the grenades, Ct Sumit Kumar suffered splinter injuries on his left hand and left temple. In the fierce gun-fight at close distance, most of the troops fell back and took positions in the outer side of the building. However, the scouts namely Insp M C Verma and CT Sumit Kumar, who were in the front, stayed inside the verandah and kept on retaliating. The terrorists were constantly firing at the entrance of the house from inside the room so as to inflict casualties on the security forces, stop their entry in the house and escape from the rear. Insp MC Verma however did not get deterred by the situation. He in fact planned a daring counter attack and decided to conduct a daring room intervention to eliminate the terrorists with the help of his buddy Ct Sumit Kumar. The house had rooms on the either side of the gallery and the terrorists were hiding in the last room, the door of which was facing the entry of the house i.e. towards the verandah and entry door. The two without caring for their lives planned to move closer to the terrorist location, adopting the tactics of fire and move to launch the counter offensive. The terrorists were well secured inside the room and were firing constantly at the gallery/entry gate from behind the concrete wall. To launch the counter attack, the two brave troopers moved ahead under the covering and supportive fire of each other and succeeded in coming two rooms closer to the terrorists. Without paying much heed to the injuries sustained, Ct Sumit Kumar was supporting his Commander in the task involving risk of life and displaying exemplary valour and gallant. But soon the loss of blood from the wounds began to affect his consciousness and an imperative need of his evacuation was felt. Sensing that it would not be wise to fight the terrorists alone and his buddy required immediate medical assistance, Insp M C Verma planned to withdraw from the house for the moment and resume the assault with fresh troops. The chance of any help from the troops positioned outside was minimal as the terrorists had covered the entry to the house with their fire. At this juncture, Insp M C Verma exhibited great courage and bravery by putting his own life at grave risk and planned to evacuate Ct Sumit Kumar without caring for the heavy fire of the terrorists. He put the injured constable on his shoulder, fired incessantly at the terrorists not giving them any chance to retaliate, and brought the injured constable out of the house. His brave act subsequently helped in saving the life of this injured buddy. In the meantime, the house in which the terrorists were hiding was cordoned off and parties were placed at all escape routes.
On hearing of the encounter, senior officers of CRPF and JKP also rushed to the spot. Due to failing light, the operation was suspended and the encounter site was cordoned off. Throughout the night, the terrorist hiding inside the house kept on firing at regular intervals in a bid to escape.
On 21 Oct, 2012, final assault was launched which led to neutralization of two terrorists, who were identified as Muzammil Amin Dar @ Urfi Dar, r/o Badamibagh, Sopore (LeT Div Cdr) and Abdullah Shaheen r/o Pakistan.
Recoveries made: 1. AK series Rifle 01 Nos. 2. AK Magazine 06 Nos. 3. Chinese Pistol 02 Nos. 4. Pistol Magazine 02 Nos. 5. Live bullets of AK 47 10 Nos. 6. Pistol rounds 02 Nos. 7. Chinese grenade 02 Nos.(destroy in situation)
In this encounter S/Shri Mool Chand Verma, Inspector and Sumit Kumar, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/10/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 152–Pres/2014—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Indo Tibetan Border Police :—
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Ramesh Chandra, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 12th December 2012, an area domination Patrol was launched by 44th Bn ITBP which was tasked to conduct de- mining and combing operations. CT/GD Ramesh Chandra was the member of No. 1 section of the patrol, which was560 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JUNE 13, 2015 (JYAISTHA 23, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 advancing on left flank. When CT/GD Ramesh Chandra who was the outer left vanguard reached near to a Nullah, he heared gunshot sound from the dead ground. He immediately dashed down and started observing the area from where fire has come. He realized that the naxals had laid an ambush for ITBP troops. In accordance with the traditions of the Force without any fear, CT/GD Ramesh Chandra opened retaliatory burst fire of 15 rounds from his AK-47 rifle towards the Naxalites. This has totally spoiled the ambush plan of the naxals and gave ample time for the troops to take position and counter the naxalites. After seeing the strong reaction from the ITBP, the naxalites abandoned the ambush and fled away by taking advantages of thick vegetation and undulating ground available all along the nullah.
However, in the gun battle, one bullet fired by naxals hit the right eye of the CT/GD Ramesh Chandra. In spite of bullet injury on the right eye, he did not lose his confidence but courageously countered the naxals. After the operation, best possible medical facilities extended to him, still he lost eye sight of one of the eyes.
In this encounter Shri Ramesh Chandra, Constable displayed conspicuous gallantry, courage and devotion to duty of a high order.
This award is made for gallantry under Rule 4 (i) of the Rules governing the award of Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 12/12/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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