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इस भाग में भिन्न पृष्ठ संख्या दी जाती है जिससे कि यह अलग संकलन के रूप में रखा जा सके
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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. .............. 629 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. .............................................. 707 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. ..... 1975 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—171 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. .............................................. 1029 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. ................................ 219 भाग IV—गैर-सरकारी व्यक्तियों और गैर-सरकारी निकायों द्वारा जारी किए गए विज्ञापन और नोटिस. .... 593 भाग V—अंग्रेजी और हिन्दी दोनों में जन्म और मृत्यु के आंकड़ों को दर्शाने वाला सम्पूरक. ............................ [
(629)630 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 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
629 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
707
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
1975 * 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 ................................. 1029
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 ....................................... 219
PART IV—Advertisements and Notices issued by Private
Individuals and Private Bodies .................
593
PART V—Supplement showing Statistics of Births and
Deaths etc. both in English and Hindi ......
*631 भाग I—खण्ड 1] भारत का राजपत्र, अगस्त 1, 2015 (श्रावण 10, 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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PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 709PRESIDENT'S SECRETARIAT
New Delhi, the 26th January, 2015
No. 41-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service on the occasion of the Republic Day, 2015 to the under mentioned officers:-
1. SHRI D GAUTAM SAWANG, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, APSP HQRS, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
2. SHRI CHENCU DWARAKA TIRUMALA RAO, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CID, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
3. SHRI BATHINI SREENIVASULU, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SIB, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
4. SHRI ANANDA MONDAL, SUB INSPECTOR, PS LUMLA, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
5. SHRI SATYENDRA NARAYAN SINGH, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, GUWAHATI, ASSAM 6. SHRI DHIREN BHUYAN, SUB INSPECTOR, ULUBARI, GUWAHATI, ASSAM
7. SHRI ABDUL SATTAR SAIF, SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEADQUARTER, PATNA, BIHAR 8. SHRI PRAWIR CHANDRA TIWARI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, IG OFFICE, DURG, CHHATTISGARH
9. SHRI DEPENDRA PATHAK, JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, ITO NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI 10. SHRI HARI MOHAN MEENA, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, RASHTRAPATI BHAWAN, NEW DELHI, NCT OF DELHI
11. SHRI PATE KANUBHAI NAROTTAMDAS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, CYBER CELL, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
12. SHRI GAJENDRA SINH RATHOD, UNARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, RAJKOT CITY, GUJARAT 13. DR RAMESH CHANDRA MISHRA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CAW, PANCHKULA, HARYANA
14. SHRI BALBIR SINGH THAKUR, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SIRMOUR NAHAN, HIMACHAL PRADESH
15. SHRI ARUN KUMAR CHOUDHARY, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JAMMU AND KASHMIR 16. SHRI ALOK PURI, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
17. SHRI VYANKATESH HANMANTRAO DESHMUKH, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE CUM SPL SECRETARY, HOME DPTT, JHARKHAND RANCHI, JHARKHAND
18. SHRI N SHIVAKUMAR, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, P AND M, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA 19. SHRI PRATAP REDDY CHAGAMREDDY, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
20. SHRI M. N BABU RAJENDRA PRASAD, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, TRAFFIC, EAST BANGALORE CITY, KARNATAKA
21. DR. D. NARAYANA SWAMY, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KLA RAMANAGAR, KARNATAKA 22. SHRI SHAILESH SINGH, ADDITIONNAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE/OSD, MUMBAI, MADHYA PRADESH
23. SHRI MADHAV PRASAD DWIVEDI, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH
24. SHRI ANVESH MANGLAM, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (TELECOMMUNICATION), BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH
25. SHRI SURENDRA KUMAR PANDEY, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (DISASTER MANAGEMENT & HOME GUARD), BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH710 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 26. SHRI K L BISHNOI, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (LAW AND ORDER), MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
27. SHRI SANJAY S BARVE, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (RAILWAY) MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
28. SHRI ASHOK BAGMARE, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, SRPF GR XIII NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA 29. SHRI RAJAN PALI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, FULGAON DIVISION, WARDHA, MAHARASHTRA
30. SHRI SADASHIV PATIL, HEAD CONSTABLE, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, KOLHAPUR, MAHARASHTRA 31. SHRI SORAISHARM KHOMDON SINGH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, IMPHAL WEST DISTRICT, MANIPUR
32. SHRI JOSEPH LALCHHUANA, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID, AIZAWAL, MIZORAM 33. SHRI KHAGESWAR GAUDA, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE PMT, ODISHA CUTTAK, ODISHA 34. SHRI TARAKA PRASAD SARANGI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE DIRECTORATE, CUTTACK, ODISHA
35. SHRI VIRESH KUMAR BHAWRA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE - CUM – DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB
36. SHRI ISHWAR CHANDER, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (BORDER) AMRITSAR, PUNJAB 37. SHRI BHUPENDRA SINGH, PRO VICE CHANCELLOR, SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY OF POLICE SECURITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN
38. SHRI RAJEEV KUMAR DASOT, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ARMED BATTALIONS, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
39. SHRI TASHI TSHERING TAMANG, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, GANGTOK, SIKKIM
40. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SINGH, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, TAMIL NADU UNIFORMED SERVICE RECRUITMENT BOARD, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU
41. SHRI P KANNAPPAN, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU 42. SHRI P C SIVAKUMAR, SPECIAL SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION HEADQUARTERS, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU
43. SHRI RAVI GUPTA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, NORTH ZONE, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA 44. SHRI VEMUGANTI NAVEEN CHAND, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (P&L), HYDERABAD, TELANGANA
45. SHRI RAM PRASAD SEMWAL, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 2ND BN TSR R K NAGAR, TRIPURA 46. SHRI BIJAYA KUMAR MAURYA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, UTTAR PRADESH 47. SHRI MANMOHAN KUMAR BASHAL, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, PTC, SITAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
48. MS. TANUJA SRIVASTAVA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (KARMIC) PHQ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
49. SMT. TILOTAMA VARMA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (INTELLIGENCE) PHQ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
50. SHRI SATYENDRA VEER SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE PAC HQ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
51. SHRI VINOD KUMAR YADAV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KUSHINAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH
52. SHRI HARI OM SHARMA, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE (M), AGRA RANGE, AGRA, UTTAR PRADESHPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 711 53. SHRI GANESH CHANDRA PANT, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (POLICE TELECOM), DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
54. SMT. SHAKUNTALA HOTIYAL, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTER, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
55. SHRI CHANDRA MOHAN, SUB INSPECTOR, CIVIL POLICE, PS-GOPESHWAR CHAMOLI, UTTARAKHAND
56. SHRI SANJOY MUKHERJEE, DIRECTOR GENERAL, FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
57. SHRI SUJIT MITRA, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (II), SPECIAL BRANCH, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
58. SHRI RAJENDER PAL UPADHYAYA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CHANDIGARH 59. SHRI ARUN KUMAR, COMMANDANT, MEGHALAYA, ASSAM RIFLES.
60. SHRI SANTOSH MEHRA, INSPECTOR GENERAL, FTR HQ, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
61. SHRI RAJEEV KRISHNA, INSPECTOR GENERAL (OPS), FHQ, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE 62. SHRI KULDEEP KUMAR SHARMA, INSPECTOR GENERAL, IG (HQ) FHQ, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
63. DR. MUKESH SAXENA, INSPECTOR GENERAL / DIRECTOR MEDICAL, HQ MEDICAL DIRECTORATE, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
64. SHRI KULDEEP SAINI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (PERS), FHQ, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
65. SHRI SHYAM BIHARI SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 199 BN, C/O 56 APO, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
66. SHRI AMRENDRA KUMAR SINGH, JOINT DIRECTOR, CBI, PATNA, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
67. SHRI SIVAGNANAM VELLAIPANDI, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB CHENNAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
68. SHRI N KRISHNAMURTHY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SC III, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
69. SHRI RAJIV DWIVEDI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SU, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
70. SHRI SUMAN KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BS&FC MUMBAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
71. DR. K JAYANTH MURALI, INSPECTOR GENERAL, CISF, SS HQR CHENNAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
72. SHRI HEMENDRA SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, CISF HQRS, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
73. SHRI GOPALA RAGHUVARAN NAIR, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, JAO, CISF RESERVE BN JAIPUR, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
74. SHRI PRAKASH JANARDHAN MOHANE, INSPRCTOR GENERAL, BS PATNA, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
75. SHRI E NIRMALARAJ, INSPECTOR GENERAL, AGARTALA, TRIPURA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
76. SHRI PRAVEEN KUMAR SHARMA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, JAMMU & KASHMIR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE712 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 77. SHRI MOHAMMAD RASHID ALAM, COMMANDANT, SRINAGAR, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
78. SHRI MRITYUNJOY HAZRA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, WEST MIDNAPORE, WB, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
79. SHRI SUBRAMANI THANGAMANI, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), IMPHAL, MANIPUR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
80. SHRI ANNALAMADA SUNIL ACHAYA, JOINT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS.
81. SHRI K K JAYAMOHAN, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB, TRIVANDRUM, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 82. SHRI VIJAY KUMAR BIR, JOINT DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SIB, AMRITSAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 83. SHRI KISHOR KUMAR SHARMA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB, DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 84. SHRI AJIT KUMAR PANDEY, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (IB), PATNA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 85. SHRI VIRENDRA PRATAP SINGH, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 86. SHRI DALIP KUMAR SONI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 87. SHRI SHRIRANG BALWANT JOSHI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, BANGALORE, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
88. SHRI SONTAK HENJAMANG VAIPHEI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB IMPHAL, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
89. SHRI SURANJIT DHAR, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, KOLKATA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
90. SHRI PRAKASH SINGH DANGWAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, RTC KARERA, ITBP SHIVPURI, MP, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
91. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR YADAV, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, FHQ ITBP, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
92. SHRI LEHNA SINGH DAHIYA, GROUP COMMANDER, HQ NSG, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
93. SHRI VINAY KRISHNA UNIYAL, DEPUTY DIRECTOR (CC), FHQ, DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 94. SHRI GYANENDRA PRATAP SINGH, INSPECTOR GENERAL, NIA HQ, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
95. SHRI PRABHAT KUMAR AWASTHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, LUCKNOW, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
96. SHRI NISHEETH KUMAR SAXENA, INSPECTOR GENERARAL– CUM–CHIEF SECURITY COMMISSIONER, RPFHQ, ALLAHABAD, M/O RAILWAYS
97. SHRI LEKHRAJ SANDHYANA, INSPECTOR, RPF, DELHI, M/O RAILWAYS
98. SHRI BACHE SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, RPF, MORADABAD, 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
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No. 42-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of the Republic Day, 2015 to the under mentioned officers:-
1. SHRI J PRASAD BABU, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL–III, KURNOOL, ANDHRA PRADESHPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 713 2. SHRI M NAGENDER RAO, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KHAIRATABAD, HYEDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
3. SHRI DOKKA KOTESWARA RAO, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GUNTUR RURAL DISTT, ANDHRA PRADESH
4. SHRI BANTU ATCHUTA RAO, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE AND REGIONAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH
5. SHRI SHAIK ALLA BAKASH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT, HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
6. SHRI A VENKAT RAO, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH 7. SHRI D DHANAMJAYA REDDY, RSI, PTC ANANTHAPURAMU, ANDHRA PRADESH
8. SHRI V VENKATA NARAYANA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH, GUNTUR URBAN, ANDHRA PRADESH
9. SHRI B NARASIAH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, PRODDATUR TRAFFIC PS YSR DISTRICT, KADAPA, ANDHRA PRADESH
10. SHRI K RAMACHANDRA RAO, ASSISTANT RESERVE SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIJAYAWADA CITY, ANDHRA PRADESH
11. SHRI D C KULLAYAPPA, ARSI, DISTRICT ARMED FORCE, YSR DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH 12. SHRI GANDHAM SATYANARAYANA, SUB-INSPECTOR OF POLICE(O/S), O/O DSP INTELLIGENCE, ELUREU ZONE, WG DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH
13. SHRI U SUNDARA BABU, HEAD CONSTABLE, 6TH BN APSP MANGALAGIRI, GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH
14. SHRI MOHAMMAD HAMEED KHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, VISAKHAPATNAM, ANDHRA PRADESH 15. SHRI KATTIKARA SUNDARAM RAJA MUDALI CHAKRAVARTHI, HEAD CONSTABLE, KUPPAM PS, CHITTOOR DISTT, ANDHRA PRADESH
16. SHRI TUSAR TABA, ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, PHQ ITANAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
17. SHRI TARKESHWAR SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, CB PS, SIT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
18. SHRI SURENDRA KUMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, BONGAIGAON, ASSAM 19. SHRI LUISH AIND, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH(EASTERN ZONE), JORHAT, ASSAM
20. SHRI MAINUL ISLAM MONDAL, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DEMAJI DISTRICT, ASSAM 21. SHRI KANGKAN JYOTI SAIKIA, COMMANDANT, LUMDING, NAGAON, ASSAM
22. SHRI EAHIA KHAN, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, HQ JAMUGURIHAT, SONITPUR, ASSAM 23. SHRI HIMADRI BHUYAN, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, HQ KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI, ASSAM 24. SHRI BOGIRAM BORO, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, DHANSIRI OP, DIPHU, ASSAM
25. SHRI DEBO JYOTI BORA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, P.R. STATION, SARUPATHAT, GOLAGHAT, ASSAM
26. SHRI BIKRAM RAJKONWAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (CLERK), CHARAIMARI, BAKSA, ASSAM 27. SHRI BHABEN CHANDRA RAVA, HAVILDAR, KOKRAJHAR DEF, ASSAM
28. SHRI KRISHNA KUMAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE(UB), KOKRAJHAR DEF, ASSAM
29. SHRI BABU CHANDRA AMSHI, CONSTABLE, DIPHU, ASSAM
30. SHRI OM PRAKASH TIWARI, CONSTABLE, KAHILIPARA, GUWAHATI, ASSAM
31. SHRI AJITABH KUMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CENTRAL RANGE PATNA, BIHAR714 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 32. SMT. KASSEY SUHITA ANUPAM, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CRPF, HYDERABAD, BIHAR 33. SHRI AMRIT RAJ, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CDTS, HYDERABAD, BIHAR
34. SHRI MITHOO PRASAD, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID, PATNA, BIHAR
35. SHRI BIRENDRA NARAYAN JHA, COMMANDANT, BMP 14, BIHAR
36. SHRI JITENDRA MISHRA, SUPERINTENDENT OF RAILWAY POLICE, KATIHAR, BIHAR 37. SHRI RAJIV RANJAN, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH, PATNA, BIHAR 38. SHRI UDAY KUMAR SINGH, SEARGENT MAJOR, JAMUI, BIHAR
39. SHRI BIPIN KUMAR SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, IG OFFICE, PATNA, BIHAR
40. SHRI ANIL KUMAR VERMA, STENO SUB INSPECTOR, PATNA, BIHAR
41. SHRI AMRENDRA KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, STF, PATNA, BIHAR
42. SHRI RAJ NANDAN RAI, HAVILDAR, BMP 14, PATNA, BIHAR
43. SHRI PUROOSHOTAM RAM, HAVILDAR, BMP 14, BIHAR
44. SHRI TRAYAMB KESHWAR MALIK, CONSTABLE, ZONAL IG OFFICE, PATNA, BIHAR 45. SHRI RAJESH KUMAR SINHA , CONSTABLE, DGP OFFICE, BIHAR
46. SHRI RAJ GRIH SHARMA, HAVILDAR, VIGILANCE INVESTIGATION BUREAU, PATNA, BIHAR 47. SHRI PARASURAM SINGH, CONSTABLE, VIGILANCE INVESTIGATION BUREAU PATNA, BIHAR 48. SHRI BALAJI RAO SOMAWAR, COMMANDANT, THIRD BN CAF, AMLESHWAR DURG, CHHATTISGARH
49. SHRI IRFAN UL RAHIM KHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DISTRICT DURG, CHHATTISGARH
50. SHRI KASHI RAM MASRAM, INSPECTOR, SIB JAGDALPUR, CHHATTISGARH
51. SHRI PRAKASH NARAYAN TIWARI, SUB INSPECTOR, KABIRDHAM, CHHATTISGARH 52. SHRI KHEMRAJ SAHU, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, KANKER, CHHATTISGARH
53. SMT. RAJSHRI DEWANGAN, HEAD CONSTABLE , JAGDALPUR, CHHATTISGARH
54. SHRI VINAYAK SINGH THAKUR, HEAD CONSTABLE, DISTRICT JAGDALPUR, CHHATTISGARH 55. SHRI ONKARNATH PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE, SEVENTH BN CAF, BHAILAI DISTRICT DURG, CHHATTISGARH
56. SHRI PURUSHOTTAM YADAV, HEAD CONSTABLE , DISTRICT DURG, CHHATTISGARH 57. SHRI PYARE LAL SAROJ, CONSTABLE, CID, PHQ RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH
58. SHRI RESHAM LAL GHOSALE, CONSTABLE, DSB DISTRICT KORBA, CHHATTISGARH 59. SHRI SURENDER SINGH YADAV, ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (TRAFFIC), TODAPUR, NCT OF DELHI
60. SHRI RAJESH KUMAR, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, MALVIYA NAGAR, NCT OF DELHI 61. SHRI PARWAIZ AHMED, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (SECURITY), NCT OF DELHI 62. SHRI MAHESH CHAND BHARDWAJ, ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE-1, SOUTH EAST DISTRICT, NCT OF DELHI
63. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR TYAGI, STAFF OFFICER TO THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, NCT OF DELHI 64. SHRI CHAMAN LAL BHATTI, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (TRAFFIC) SOUTH WEST DISTRICT, DWARKA, NCT OF DELHI
65. SHRI NARAYAN SINGH PARIHAR, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, 7TH BN DAP, PTS COMPLEX , MALVIYA NAGAR, NCT OF DELHIPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 715 66. SHRI BHOLA RAM MANN, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, RAJOURI GARDEN, NCT OF DELHI
67. SHRI DURGA PRASAD JOSHI, INSPECTOR, (TRAFFIC), NORTH DISTRICT, NCT OF DELHI 68. SHRI ATHAR HUSSAIN, SUB INSPECTOR, IFA BRANCH/PHQ, NCT OF DELHI
69. SHRI RAM SWAROOP, SUB-INSPECTOR (EXECUTIVE), SECURITY VINAY MARG, NCT OF DELHI 70. SHRI GOKUL RAM, SUB-INSPECTOR (EXECUTIVE), 3RD BN DAP, PALAM COLONY, NCT OF DELHI 71. SHRI BAL KISHAN, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (EXECUTIVE), SECURITY VINAY MARG, NCT OF DELHI
72. SHRI JAIBIR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, 2ND BN DAP, NCT OF DELHI
73. SHRI SATYABEER SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (EXECUTIVE), PS/NABI KARIM/C, NCT OF DELHI 74. SHRI SATISH KUMAR, HEAD CONSTABLE (EXECUTIVE), FRRO, NCT OF DELHI
75. SHRI RAMESH SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (EXECUTIVE), PTC, JHARODA KALAN, NCT OF DELHI 76. SHRI JAYESHKUMAR KANTILAL BHATT, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CID CRIME, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT
77. SHRI YOGENDRAKUMAR PATEL, ARMED DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT
78. SHRI HARPALSINH AJITSINH RATHOD, UNARMED POLICE INSPECTOR, DCB POLICE STATION, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
79. SHRI SHAILESH SINH RAGHUVANSHI, POLICE INSPECTOR, CID CRIME, GADHINAGAR, GUJARAT 80. SHRI HARDEVSINH VAGHELA, POLICE INSPECTOR, DEVBHUMI DWARKA, GUJARAT 81. SHRI KIRITBHAI SHANTILAL BRAHMBHATT, POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, WESTERN RAILWAY AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
82. SHRI JAYENDRASINH PARMAR, ARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, BARODA, GUJARAT 83. SHRI SUKETU VINODKUMAR CHANGAWALA, POLICE SUB INSPECTOR (WIRELESS), KHEDA, GUJARAT
84. SHRI JAYESHKUMAR J SHAH, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT
85. SHRI PAL RAMABHAILAKH SHIVBARAN, UNARMED ASSISTANT POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, WR VADODARA, GUJARAT
86. SHRI SURESH TANAJI DESLE, UNARMED ASSISTANT POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, VALOD, GUJARAT 87. SHRI PRABHUDAS HARILAL THAKKAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, ACB, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT 88. SHRI ARVINDKUMAR RAMJIBHAI PARMAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, GONDAL, GUJARAT 89. SHRI PARASOTAM BHURABHAI PATEL, HEAD CONSTABLE, GONDAL, GUJARAT
90. SHRI JIVARAM SHAMALDAS HARIYANI, POLICE CONSTABLE, SRPF GONDAL, GUJARAT 91. SHRI JAGADISHBHAI CHHAGANLAL SHRIMALI, ASSISTANT INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT
92. SHRI PREMJIBHAI LAKHABHAI PARMAR, ASSISTANT INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT
93. SHRI VIRENDER SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SIRSA, HARYANA
94. SHRI KAMAL SINGH, INSPECTOR (TRAFFIC), KARNAL, HARYANA
95. SHRI VIRENDER SINGH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CONTROL ROOM, GURGAON, HARYANA 96. SHRI SUSHIL KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR, SCB, MOGINAND, PANCHKULA, HARYANA 97. SHRI GURMEET SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SVB, PANCHKULA, HARYANA716 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 98. SHRI KULBIR SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (TRAFFIC), KARNAL, HARYANA
99. SHRI MANOJ KUMAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, CID, PANCHKULA, HARYANA
100. SHRI RAM KUMAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, FARIDABAD, HARYANA
101. SMT. CHANDRA WATI, INSPECTOR, CID, KULLU, HIMACHAL PRADESH
102. SHRI PITAMBER DUTT, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, JUNGA SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH 103. SHRI MANMOHAN SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH
104. SHRI MOHD SALEEM KHAN, SUB INSPECTOR, PHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
105. SHRI MOHD AFZAL KHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, APHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
106. SHRI MANOJ KUMAR, INSPECTOR, CID HQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
107. SHRI SHABIR AHMAD KHAWAJA, HEAD CONSTABLE, APHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR 108. SHRI ZAHOOR AHMAD BHAT, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (CRIME), JAMMU AND KASHMIR
109. SHRI SHEIKH ZAFFARULLAH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (PERS), PHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
110. SHRI MIR JAVAID AHMAD, INSPECTOR (M), PHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
111. SHRI RASHEEQ AHMAD MIR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GANDERBAL, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
112. SHRI SIRAJ-UD-DIN SHAH, INSPECTOR (M), SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
113. SHRI ABDUL AHAD DAR, SUB INSPECTOR, TELECOM HQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
114. SHRI SURINDER KUMAR SHARMA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GRP, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
115. SHRI TAJINDER SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ZPHQ, JAMMU AND KASHMIR 116. SHRI MOHD SHAFI DAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (CRIME), SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
117. SHRI YASH PAUL SINGH, INSPECTOR, SHO RAJOURI, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
118. SHRI GHULAM ALI AHANGAR, SUB INSPECTOR, DIST. SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR 119. SHRI FAROOQ AHMAD HAKEEM, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE/SO TO IGP, JAMMU AND KASHMIR 120. SHRI MOHD FAROOQ RESHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, AHJ AIRPORT, SRINAGAR, JAMMU AND KASHMIR
121. SHRI MURARI LAL MEENA, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (OPERATION) RANCHI, JHARKHAND 122. SHRI RAJA RAM PRASAD, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DHANBAD, JHARKHAND 123. SHRI RAM CHANDRA RAM, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, COMPOSITE CONTROL ROOM, DHANBAD JHARKHAND
124. SHRI AMIR TANTI, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, RANCHI DISTRICT (ON DEPUTATION TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS) RANCHI, JHARKHAND
125. SHRI MAKSUDAN ORAON, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH, JHARKHAND (ON DEPUTATION POLICE HQRS) RANCHI, JHARKHAND
126. SHRI RAJENDRA PATHAK, HAVILDAR, JAP SIX BATTALION, JAMSHEDPUR JHARKHAND 127. SHRI NAVIN KUMAR CHHETRY, HAVILDAR, JAP FIRST BATTALION, RANCHI, JHARKHAND 128. SHRI PANKAJ RAI, HAVILDAR, FIRST BATTALION, RANCHI, JHARKHAND
129. SHRI PEAR ORAON, HAVILDAR, RANCHI DISTRICT, JHARKHANDPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 717 130. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SINGH, CONSTABLE, SPECIAL BRANCH, RANCHI, JHARKHAND 131. SHRI H T DUGGAPPA , SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, STATE INTELLIGENCE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
132. SHRI R LAKSHMANA, ADDITIOAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, TUMKUR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA 133. SHRI MOHAMMED ISHTIAQ JAMEEL, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KOLAR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA
134. SHRI C N JANARDHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CID, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA 135. SHRI M VIJAYAKUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (WIRELESS), CENTRAL ZONE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
136. DR H N VENKATESH PRASANNA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, IGP OFFICE, WESTERN RANGE, MANGALORE, KARNATAKA
137. SHRI DEVENDRAPPA D MALAGI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HOSPET SUB DIVISION, BELLARY DISTRICT, KARNATAKA
138. SHRI S BABU SHANKAR, POLICE INSPECTOR (WIRELESS), CITY CONTROL ROOM , BANGALORE CITY, KARNATAKA
139. SHRI MOHAMMED MOHSIN, POLICE INSPECTOR (WIRELESS), CONTROL ROOM, KALABURGI DISTRICT, KARNATAKA
140. SHRI B BHOJARAJU, ASSISTANT RESERVE SUB INSPECTOR, RECRUITMENT SECTION, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
141. SHRI S M RAGHAVENDRA RAO, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (WIRELESS), DGP CONTROL ROOM, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
142. SHRI M NARAYANASWAMY, SPL ARSI, IRB, MUNIRABAD, KARNATAKA
143. SHRI N RAMANNA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, DSB, MANDYA DISTRICT, KARNATAKA
144. SHRI V KARIYANNA, HEAD CONSTABLE, CCRB, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
145. SHRI ANAND, HEAD CONSTABLE, CCRB SECTION, HUBLI, DHARWAD, KARNATAKA 146. SHRI V NARAYANAPPA, HEAD CONSTABLE, STATE INTELLIGENCE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA 147. SHRI D MAHADEVAIAH, HEAD CONSTABLE, THIRD BN KSRP, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA 148. SHRI P M RAVINDRA, HEAD CONSTABLE, FIFTH BN KSRP, MYSORE, KARNATAKA
149. SHRI N.U. AIYYANNA, HEAD CONSTABLE, FIFTH BN KSRP, MYSORE, KARNATAKA
150. SHRI SHIVAPPA, HEAD CONSTABLE, DSB UNIT, GULBARGA, KARNATAKA
151. SHRI DINENDRA KASHYAP, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, KANNUR RANGE, KERALA 152. SHRI P S GOPI, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CBCID, HEAD QUARTERS, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA
153. SHRI TOM CHERUVANDOOR THOMAS, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, NORTHERN RANGE, KOZHIKODE, KERALA
154. SHRI DAMODARAN RAJENDRAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KOLLAM, KERALA 155. SHRI KRISHNAN NARAYANAN NAIDU, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CRIME DETACHMENT, TRIVANDRUM CITY, KERALA
156. SHRI MECHERY POULOSE DAVIS, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR GRADE, SPECIAL BRANCH, THRISSUR, KERALA
157. SHRI SKANTHAKUMAR CHAKRAPANI ACHARI, SENIOR CIVIL POLICE OFFICER, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, SIU II, TRIVANDRUM, KERALA718 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 158. SHRI ANIL MAHESHWARI, COMMANDANT 13TH BN S.A.F, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH 159. SHRI RAJENDRA VERMA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH 160. SHRI JASWANT SINGH MALIK, COMPANY COMMANDER, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH 161. SHRI JAMIL KHAN, SUB INSPECTOR(MT), SHIVPURI, MADHYA PRADESH 162. SHRI RAM NARESH TRIPATHI, PLATOON COMMANDER, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH 163. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR RAGHUVANSHI, SUB INSPECTOR, DEWAS, MADHYA PRADESH 164. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR SHUKLA, SECTION COMMANDER, DATIA, MADHYA PRADESH 165. SHRI SHIV KUMAR SHARMA, HEAD CONSTABLE, DISSTT. TIKAMGARH, MADHYA PRADESH 166. SHRI INDRA KUMAR PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH
167. SHRI CHATURBHUJ BUNKAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, DAMOH, MADHYA PRADESH
168. SHRI SURESH SINGH CHOUHAN, CONSTABLE, INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH
169. SHRI BABU LAL KAWALE, CONSTABLE, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH
170. SHRI PURAN LAL GUJAR, CONSTABLE, DATIA, MADHYA PRADESH
171. SHRI ROHITAS SHARMA, CONSTABLE, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH
172. SHRI AVADH KUMAR VYAS, INSPECTOR, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH
173. SMT. AMRUTA PANDIT, SUBEDAR, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH
174. SHRI MITHILA PRASAD TRIPATHI, SUBEDAR, REWA, MADHYA PRADESH
175. DR SURESH MEKALA, COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, AMARAVATI CITY, MAHARASHTRA 176. SHRI SHASHIKANT RAMACHANDRA MANE, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE / PRINCIPAL, PTS NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
177. SHRI MADHAV GOVIND KARBHARI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BEED, MAHARASHTRA
178. SHRI NITARAM ZINGARAO KUMARE, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, SPECIAL BRANCH, NAGPUR CITY, MAHARASHTRA
179. SHRI BALIRAM RAJARAM KADAM, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, CRIME BRANCH, CID MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
180. SHRI CHHAGAN SITARAM DEORAJ, DEPUTY SUPERITENDENT OF POLICE, POLICE HEAD QUARTER, NASHIK RURAL, MAHARASHTRA
181. SHRI SOPAN YASHWANT PAWAR, POLICE INSPECTOR, VIDHAN BHAVAN SECURITY MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
182. SHRI PRADEEP VITTHAL SURVE, POLICE INSPECTOR, CASTE VERIFICATION COMMETTEE, NAVI MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
183. SHRI DNYANDEO DHONDIRAM GAWARE, POLICE INSPECTOR, ANTI CORRUPTION BURUEA JALGAON, MAHARASHTRA
184. SHRI GAUTAM PARASRAM GADMADE, ARMED POLICE INSPECTOR, SRPF GR IX AMARAVATI, MAHARASHTRA
185. SHRI BALIRAM VITHOBA JIVTODE, POLICE INSPECTOR, POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL, NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
186. SHRI SURESH ISTARI BHOYAR, POLICE INSPECTOR, CRIME BRANCH, GONDIA, MAHARASHTRA 187. SHRI PANDIT DEVRAM PAWAR, POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SINNAR POLICE STATION, NASHIK RURAL, MAHARASHTRA
188. SHRI SHIVAJI TUKARAM DHURI, ARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR I, PUNE, MAHARASHTRAPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 719 189. SHRI DAMODAR FATESHANKAR SINGH, ARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR XIII, NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
190. SHRI KAUSHALDHAR TRIVENIDHAR DUBE, ARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR XIII NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
191. SHRI TUKARAM BHAUSO PATIL, ARMED POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR I PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
192. SHRI MANIK DAULATRAO TAYDE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR XII HINGOLI, MAHARASHTRA
193. SHRI DILIPKUMAR TUKARAM BHANDARE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, V P ROAD POLICE STATION MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
194. SHRI BHIKAJI SADASHIV RANE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, AZAD MAIDAN POLICE STATION MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
195. SHRI DAGADU FAKIRA AJINTHE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, LOCAL CRIME BRANCH, NANDURBAR, MAHARASHTRA
196. SHRI SACCHIDANAND KANHAIYYA RAI, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR XIII NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
197. SHRI KESHAV KISAN MORE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GROUP IV NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA
198. SHRI SHIVAJI KASHINATH PATIL, ASSITANT POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, DISTRICT SPECIAL BRANCH NASHIK RURAL, MAHARASHTRA
199. SHRI VISHWANATH BUDHAJI PATIL, ASSISTANT POLICE SUB INSPECTOR, DADAR COSTAL POLICE STATION, RAIGAD, MAHARASHTRA
200. SHRI SAHEBRAO DEVMAN SURYAWANSHI, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, PREVENTION OF CIVIL RIGHT, NASHIK, MAHARASHTRA
201. SHRI SURESH DINKAR INGAWALE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, HEAD QUARTER PUNE CITY, MAHARASHTRA
202. SHRI PRAVIN POPATLAL GUNDECHA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, TRAFFIC CONTROL BRANCH MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
203. SHRI RAMESH DAULAT KOTE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NANDURBAR CITY POLICE STATION, MAHARASHTRA
204. SHRI RAMESH HARI KHAWALE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NANDURBAR POLICE STATION, MAHARASHTRA
205. SHRI SURESH RAMU MANE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF TRAINING CENTRE, NANVEEJ DAUND, MAHARASHTRA
206. SHRI BHAGWAN DEVAJI KAKADE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, MAHILA SURAKSHA CELL, JALNA, MAHARASHTRA
207. SHRI JIVANKUMAR GAJENDRA KAPURE, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR-I, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
208. SHRI ULHAS RAMCHANDRA GAONKAR, ARMED ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR- I, PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
209. SHRI BALASO NANASO JAGDALE, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE HEAD QUARTER SATARA, MAHARASHTRA
210. SHRI JANARDHAN TULSHIRAM RAJURKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE CONTROL ROOM LATUR, MAHARASHTRA
211. SHRI KESHAV TUKARAM HAJARE, ARMED ASSITANT SUB INSPECTOR, SRPF GR V DAUND, MAHARASHTRA720 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 212. SHRI TRIMBAK GOVIND GHARAT, ARMED HEAD CONSTABLE, SRPF GR II PUNE, MAHARASHTRA 213. SHRI KAMLAKAR RAMCHANDRA JADHAV, HEAD CONSTABLE, WIRELESS DIVISION PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
214. SHRI NISHIKANT SADASHIV SALVI, HEAD CONSTABLE, WIRELESS DIVISION, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
215. SHRI RAMCHANDRA KANHU TAPKIR, HEAD CONSTABLE, CRIME INVESTIGATION DEPTT PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
216. SHRI DADASAHEB BABURAO GHULE, ARMED HEAD CONSTABLE, SRPF TRAINING CENTRE, NANVEEJ DAUND, MAHARASHTRA
217. SHRI SURESH KASHINATH RAUT, ARMED HEAD CONTABLE, SRPF GR V DAUND, MAHARASHTRA 218. SHRI CHRISTOPHER DOUNGEL, INSPECTOR GENERAL (ADM), PHQ IMPHAL, MANIPUR 219. SHRI THOKCHOM BHARATCHANDRA SINGH, HAVILDAR, 1ST BN, MANIPUR RIFLES IMPHAL, MANIPUR
220. SHRI TONGBRAM SANATOMBA SINGH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, MANIPUR, IMPHAL, MANIPUR
221. SHRI MANGJATHANG HAOKIP, RIFLEMAN, MPTC PANGEI, MANIPUR
222. SHRI YUMNAM MANGLEMJAO SINGH, HAVILDAR, MPTC PANGEI, MANIPUR
223. SHRI LAISHRAM KHAMBA SINGH, CONSTABLE, IMPHAL WEST DISTRICT, MANIPUR 224. SHRI THONGAM NILAMANI SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, IMPHAL EAST, MANIPUR
225. SHRI T S CHAMNA ANAL, SUBEDAR, 8TH BN MANIPUR RIFLES, LEIKUN, MANIPUR
226. SHRI NINGOMBAM DILIP SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, CID (SB), IMPHAL, MANIPUR 227. SHRI BIBHUTI PURKAYASTHA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SB HQRS SHILLONG, MEGHALAYA
228. SHRI SEBASTIAN SWETT, SUB INSPECTOR, SHILLONG, MEGHALAYA
229. SHRI VIVEK KISHORE, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (TRAINING), AIZAWL, MIZORAM 230. SMT. CHHAYA SHARMA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (CID), AIZAWL, MIZORAM 231. SHRI R LALRINMAWIA, CHIEF DRILL INSTRUCTOR, POLICE TRG SCHOOL, MIZORAM 232. SHRI C LALCHHUANLIANA, INSPECTOR - RESERVE OFFICER, AIZAWL, MIZORAM
233. SHRI PHILIP HUMTSOE LOTHA , DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, KOHIMA, NAGALAND 234. SHRI LAKHA KOZA, COMMANDANT, 8 NAP BN, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND
235. SHRI PELHOUNEIO ANGAMI, UBC, KOHIMA, NAGALAND
236. SHRI MAHENDRA PRATAP, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (RAILWAYS), CUTTACK, ODISHA 237. SHRI DAYAL GANGWAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (SAP), CUTTACK, ODISHA 238. SHRI BAIKUNTHA NATH DAS, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (SIGNALS), CUTTACK, ODISHA 239. SHRI SANTANU KUMAR DASH, SUB-DIVISIONAL POLICE OFFICER, NUAPADA, ODISHA 240. SHRI SAROJ KUMAR MOHAPATRA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, SECURITY WING, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA
241. SHRI SAROJA KANTA BARIK, SUB-INSPECTOR OF POLICE (MT), CUTTACK, ODISHA 242. SHRI BASANTA KUMAR GOCHHAYAT, HAVILDAR, MAYURBHANJ, ODISHA
243. SHRI KAMALAKANTA MOHAPATRA, HAVILDAR , SECURITY WING, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA 244. SHRI JAGA BANDHU SAHU, HAVILDAR (DRIVER), BALASORE, ODISHAPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 721 245. SHRI BASANTA KUMAR BARIK, CONSTABLE , BALASORE, ODISHA
246. SHRI UPENDRA KUMAR BALABANTARAY, SEPOY, SECURITY WING, BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA 247. SHRI RAJINDER SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, CRIME, VIGILANCE BUREAU, PUNJAB 248. SHRI TULSI RAM, COMMANDANT, 80TH BN, PAP, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB
249. SHRI PARAMPAL SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE- CUM- ADCP, AMRITSAR, PUNJAB 250. SHRI SHARANJIT SINGH, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PATIALA, PUNJAB
251. SHRI SUKHBIR SINGH, INSPECTOR, NABHA, PUNJAB
252. SHRI AMARJEET SINGH, INSPECTOR, HAIBOWAL, LUDHIANA, PUNJAB
253. SHRI CHARANJIT SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, PRTC JAHAN KHELAN, PUNJAB
254. SHRI JASWANT SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, CID UNIT, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB
255. SHRI JAGDISH SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, CRC JALANDHAR, PUNJAB
256. SHRI CHANNA SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, COMMANDO TRAINING CENTRE, PATIALA, PUNJAB 257. SHRI MEGH RAJ SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, POLICE LINES, LUDHIANA, PUNJAB
258. SHRI BIKRAMJIT SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, KOT BHAI, PUNJAB
259. SHRI RAMESH KUMAR, ASI, NAROCOTICS CELL AMRITSAR, PUNJAB
260. SHRI NARESH KUMAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, PRTC JAHAN KHELAN, PUNJAB 261. SHRI RAVI DUTT, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, O/O COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, AMITSAR, PUNJAB 262. SHRI SHYAMI LAL MEENA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, EXCISE DEPTT, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
263. SHRI JAI KISHAN VYAS, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN
264. SHRI BANWARI PRASAD, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, MANPUR, DAUSA, RAJASTHAN
265. SHRI JAG RAM MEENA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
266. SHRI BULIDAN SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, RAJASTHAN POLICE TRAINING CENTRE, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN
267. SHRI GOPI CHAND, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, JHOTWARA, JAIPUR WEST, RAJASTHAN 268. SHRI JAI SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NAI, UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
269. SHRI NAKHTA RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, ELEVEN BATTALION RAC( IR), WAZIRABAD, DELHI, RAJASTHAN
270. SHRI DEEP SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, RAJASTHAN POLICE ACADEMY, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 271. SHRI BRIJESH KUMAR NIGAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, CID(CB), JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
272. SHRI SARDARA RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, 5TH BATTALION RAC, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN 273. SHRI KISHAN SINGH , CONSTABLE, POLICE HEADQUARTER, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
274. SHRI NAND SINGH RAJPUT, CONSTABLE, RDSB BRANCH, AJMER, RAJASTHAN
275. SHRI LAXUMAN PRADHAN, SUB INSPECTOR, SAP, PANGTHAN, EAST SIKKIM, SIKKIM 276. SHRI AYUSH MANI TIWARI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, COIMBATORE RANGE, TAMIL NADU
277. SMT. VIDYA D KULKARNI, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SALEM RANGE, TAMIL NADU
278. SHRI R VEERAPERUMAL, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SECURITY & CORE CELL CID, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU722 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 279. SMT. S FLORA JAYANTHI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU
280. SHRI M MADASAMY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIRUDHUNAGAR, TAMIL NADU 281. SHRI N SIVAGURU, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE/ PRINCIPAL, POLICE RECRUIT SCHOOL, COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU
282. SHRI N K STANLEY JONES, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE SECTION, TIRUNELVELI CITY, TAMIL NADU
283. SHRI E PRITHIVIRAJAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, OCIU, HEADQUARTERS, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU
284. SHRI P KENNED, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, JEEYAPURAM, TRICHY, TAMIL NADU 285. SHRI R SIVALINGAM, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DISTRICT CRIME RECORD BUREAU, THIRUVALLUR, TAMIL NADU
286. SHRI M V UDAYAKUMAR, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, IDOL WING, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU 287. SHRI P S PORCHEZHIAN, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ANTI LAND GRABBING SPECIAL CELL, THIRUVALLUR, TAMIL NADU
288. SHRI K JAGADEESH, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SBCID HEADQUARTERS, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU 289. SHRI P PALANI, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION, VELLORE, TAMIL NADU
290. SHRI V K CHANDRASEKARAN, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CBCID, MADURAI CITY, TAMIL NADU 291. SHRI R MALAICHAMY, INSPECTOR OF POLICE (AR), SIVAGANGAI, TAMIL NADU
292. SHRI G NATARAJAN, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CORE CELL CID, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU 293. SMT. S SAVITHRI, INSPECTOR OF POLICE(TECH), PTB SALEM, TAMIL NADU
294. SHRI S KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SPECIAL TASK FORCE, ERODE, TAMIL NADU 295. SHRI C CHINNARAJU, SPECIAL SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU
296. SHRI B ARUNACHALAM, SPECIAL SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, VIGILANCE AND ANTI CORRUPTION, CHENNAI CITY- 1, TAMIL NADU
297. SHRI NEELAGIRI DIVYACHARAN RAO, ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, CYBERABAD, TELANGANA
298. SHRI T SHARATH BABU, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, REGIONAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA
299. SHRI T SUDARSHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ANTI- CORRUPTION BUREAU, KARIMNAGAR, TELANGANA
300. SHRI VUPPU THIRUPATHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, KOTHAGUDEM, KHAMMMAM, TELANGANA
301. SHRI M RAMANA KUMAR, SUB-DIVISIONAL POLICE OFFICER, MANCHIRYAL, ADILABAD, TELANGANA
302. SHRI M VENKAT RAO, RESERVE INSPECTOR, KHAIRATABAD, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA 303. SHRI SYED YOUSUFUDDIN, RESERVE SUB INSPECTOR, DIST POLICE TRAINING CENTER, NALGONDA, TELANGANA
304. SHRI PATLOLLA MADHUSUDHAN REDDY, SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA
305. SHRI S PREM RAJ, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, KHAIRATABAD, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA 306. SHRI G LAXMAIAH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SPECIAL BRANCH, CYBERABAD, TELANGANAPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 723 307. SHRI ANNU DAMODAR REDDY, HEAD CONSTABLE, CI CELL, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA 308. SHRI S SADANANDAM, ARPC, DAR WARANGAL, TELANGANA
309. SHRI DEBABRATA PAUL, SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, O/O THE DGP, AGARTALA, TRIPURA 310. SHRI BABUL MAHAJAN, SUB INSPECTOR, SPECIAL BRANCH, KANCHANPUR, TRIPURA 311. SHRI DEBAJIT BHATTACHARJEE, SUB INSPECTOR, O/O SP SPL BRANCH TRIPURA, AGARTALA, TRIPURA
312. SHRI MAYAJOY RUPINI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, AGARTALA , TRIPURA 313. SHRI BIDYA KUMAR REANG, NB SUBEDAR, KANCHANPUR, TRIPURA
314. SHRI RAGHUBIR LAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, PTC MORADABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
315. DR. BADRI NARAYAN TIWARI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, 25 BN PAC, RAEBARELI, UTTAR PRADESH
316. SMT. ABHA SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, 47BN PAC, GHAZIABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
317. SHRI SHRIPATI MISHRA, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BAHRAICH, UTTAR PRADESH
318. SHRI AJAI KUMAR SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, MIRZAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
319. SHRI JUGUL KISHORE, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PHQ, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
320. SHRI VINOD KUMAR MISHRA, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SAMBHAL, UTTAR PRADESH
321. SHRI VALENDU BHUSHAN SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, BUDAUN, UTTAR PRADESH
322. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR TRIPATHI, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (PROTOCOL), AGRA, UTTAR PRADESH
323. SHRI DEVENDRA PRATAP NARAYAN PANDEY, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (SECURITY), VARANASI, UTTAR PRADESH
324. SHRI KAILASH SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, 34 BN PAC, VARANASI, UTTAR PRADESH
325. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, GHAZIPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
326. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ALIGARH, UTTAR PRADESH 327. SHRI SUDHIR KUMAR SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PILIBHIT, UTTAR PRADESH
328. SHRI RAJ PRAKASH SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, JHANSI, UTTAR PRADESH 329. SHRI ASHWANI KUMAR SINGH, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
330. SHRI SHRIRAM PAL, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 331. SHRI NARENDRA DEV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HATHRAS, UTTAR PRADESH 332. SHRI JITENDRA SINGH RAWAT, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, 6 BN PAC, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH
333. SHRI VIJAY KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, 6 BN PAC, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH724 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 334. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, FAIZABAD, UTTAR PRADESH 335. SHRI MOHD. JAFAR KHAN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 336. SHRI DESHVEER SINGH, COMPANY COMMANDER, 44 BN PAC, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH 337. SHRI DINESH CHANDRA, COMPANY COMMANDER, 9 BN PAC, MORADABAD, UTTAR PRADESH 338. SHRI CHEDI LAL SINGH, RADIO INSPECTOR, UP POLICE RADIO HQ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 339. SHRI BRAHMA PAL SINGH, INSPECTOR, KANPUR NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH
340. SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR MISHRA, SUB INSPECTOR, SECURITY HQ, OM NIVAS, NEW HYDERABAD, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
341. SHRI SHIV SHANKAR DUBEY, SUB INSPECTOR (TEACHER), 35 BN PAC, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
342. SHRI OMVEER SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (MT), ETAWAH, UTTAR PRADESH
343. SHRI HEERA LAL PRASAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, KUSHINAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH
344. SHRI YAMEEN ALI, HEAD CONSTABLE, BULANDSAHAR, UTTAR PRADESH
345. SHRI VIJAYPAL SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SAHARANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
346. SHRI HARINATH SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, MAU, UTTAR PRADESH
347. SHRI TAUFEEK AHMAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, MORADABAD,UTTAR PRADESH
348. SHRI VINAY KUMAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SPECIAL ENQUIRY, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 349. SHRI RAGHUVEER SAHAI, HEAD CONSTABLE (MT), FIROZABAD, UTTAR PRADESH 350. SHRI SHIV RAM SINGH, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
351. SHRI RAVINDRA KUMAR SINHA, HEAD CONSTABLE, BALRAMPUR, UTTAR PRADESH 352. SHRI MADAN PANDEY, HEAD CONSTABLE, SANT KABIR NAGAR,UTTAR PRADESH
353. SHRI HARI KARAN YADAV, HEAD CONSTABLE, GORAKHPUR,UTTAR PRADESH
354. SHRI BRAHMA PRAKASH SHARMA, HEAD CONSTABLE, GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH
355. SHRI RAM PRATAP SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, AMETHI, UTTAR PRADESH
356. SHRI RAJDEO, HEAD CONSTABLE, SIDDHARTH NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH
357. SHRI MUHAMMAD KHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, HATHRAS, UTTAR PRADESH
358. SHRI GANESH RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, CHANDAULI, UTTAR PRADESH
359. SHRI GOPAL RAI, HEAD CONSTABLE, ALLAHABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
360. SHRI SHRIRAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, SAHARANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
361. SHRI SIBTAIN HAIDER, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
362. SHRI RAMESH NARAYAN SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SPECIAL INVESTIGATION TEAM, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
363. SHRI DINESH KUMAR PATHAK, HEAD OPERATOR, RADIO HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 364. SHRI PARMESHWAR DAYAL SUMAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, UNNAO, UTTAR PRADESH 365. SHRI DHAVAL SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, PRATAPGARH, UTTAR PRADESH
366. SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH
367. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, SULTANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
368. SHRI SHIV SHANKAR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, MAHARAJGANJ, UTTAR PRADESH 369. SHRI LAL BAHADUR, SUB INSPECTOR, INTELLIGENCE HQ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESHPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 725 370. SHRI MAHAVEER SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, KANPUR DEHAT, UTTAR PRADESH
371. SHRI TULSI RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, SULTANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
372. SHRI RAM KRISHNA, HEAD CONSTABLE, BIJNOR, UTTAR PRADESH
373. SHRI DEVENDRA KUMAR SARASWAT, HEAD CONSTABLE, AGRA, UTTAR PRADESH 374. SHRI JAI PRAKASH TIWARI, HEAD CONSTABLE, MAHARAJGANJ , UTTAR PRADESH 375. SHRI NIYAZ AHAMAD KHAN, HEAD CONSTABLE, MAHOBA, UTTAR PRADESH
376. SHRI NAND RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, MORADABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
377. SHRI BHAL CHANDRA YADAV, HEAD CONSTABLE, RAEBARELI, UTTAR PRADESH
378. SHRI BABU RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE, SPECIL INVESTIGATION TEAM, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 379. SHRI SATGURU SHARAN TIWARI, HEAD CONSTABLE, 10 BN PAC, BARABANKI, UTTAR PRADESH 380. SHRI SURYA NATH SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, 36 BN PAC, VARANASI,UTTAR PRADESH 381. SHRI RAMRAJ, CONSTABLE (DRIVER), MORADABAD, UTTAR PRADESH
382. SHRI MAHANTH MISHRA, CONSTABLE(VIGILANCE), LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
383. SHRI SURESH CHAND, CONSTABLE, BAGPAT, UTTAR PRADESH
384. SHRI SATISH KUMAR SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (M), DGP HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 385. SHRI AZIZ AHAMAD ZAIDI, SUB INSPECTOR (M), DGP HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 386. SHRI RAM NATH YADAV, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (M), ACO HQ LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH 387. SHRI VIJAY KUMAR SINGH KARKI, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, VIGILANCE SECTOR, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
388. SHRI PRATAP SINGH PANGTI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CHAMPAWAT UTTARAKHAND
389. SHRI BHUWAN CHANDRA PANDEY, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE , POLICE HEADQUARTER, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
390. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH HAYANKI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ALMORA UTTARAKHAND
391. SHRI ISHWARI LAL TAMTA, RADIO INSPECTOR, 31BN PAC, RUDRAPUR UTTARAKHAND 392. SHRI JEET SINGH, PC(V), 31BN, RUDRAPUR, UTTARAKHAND
393. SHRI GANESH RAM, HEAD CONSTABLE (DRIVER), POLICE LINE, CHAMPAWAT, UTTARAKHAND 394. SHRI SIB SANKAR DUTTA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (SPECIAL), CID, WEST BENGAL.
395. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR PRASAD, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, IPS CELL, HOWRAH, WEST BENGAL.
396. SHRI ASIT KUMAR PANDE, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT, ASANSOL DURGAPUR POLICE COMMISSIONERATE, WEST BENGAL.
397. SHRI UTPAL KUMAR BHATTACHARYYA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, EASTERN SUBURBAN DIVISION, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
398. SHRI PARTHA PRATIM MUKHOPADHYAY, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, HEADQUARTERS FORCE, LALBAZAR, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
399. SHRI SATI JIBAN NATH, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, LALBAZAR, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
400. SHRI SUJIT KUMAR DAS, INSPECTOR, ANTI CORRUPTION UNIT, UTTAR DINAJPUR, STATE VIGILANCE COMMISSION, WEST BENGAL.
726 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1401. SHRI TANMAY GHOSH, INSPECTOR, INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
402. SHRI AMIT KUMAR NATH, INSPECTOR, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, LALBAZAR, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
403. SHRI BARINDER SINGH KABERWAL, INSPECTOR, WIRELESS BRANCH, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
404. SHRI SANTANU SINHA BISWAS, INSPECTOR, CENTRAL DIVISION, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL.
405. SHRI SUDHINDRA CHANDRA BISWAS, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (AB), SAP 12 BN, JALPAIGURI, WEST BENGAL.
406. SHRI NIRU KUMAR SAHA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, INTELLIGENCE BRANCH, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
407. SMT TRIPTI ESWARARY, LADY ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, CID, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
408. SHRI MAHESH SUBBA, CONSTABLE, SADAR COURT, DARJEELING, WEST BENGAL
409. SHRI AMITAVA CHOUDHURY, CONTABLE, DAP SOUTH, 24 PARGANAS, WEST BENGAL 410. SHRI PRADIP KUMAR GHOSAL, INSPECTOR, JADAVPUR, KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL 411. SHRI MITHILESH KUMAR SHUKLA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, PTS, PROTHRAPUR, ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS.
412. SHRI BHOLA NATH DUBEY, INSPECTOR, VIGILENCE CELL (PHQ), ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS.
413. SHRI SAMARESH CHANDRA HORE, INSPECTOR (TECH), PR OFFICE, ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS.
414. SHRI RAMANAND MISHRA, SUB INSPECTOR, SAP, POLICE LINE, ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
415. SMT SITA DEVI, INSPECTOR/ STAFF OFFICER TO IGP, CHANDIGARH
416. SMT KULVIR KAUR, INSPECTOR, WOMEN AND CHILD SUPPORT UNIT, CHANDIGARH.
417. SHRI ANIL GANGADHAR PATIL, HEAD CONSTABLE, PHQ SILVASSA, DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI 418. SHRI MOHAN LAKHMAN SOLANKI, HEAD CONSTABLE, ESTT. SECTION, PHQ, DAMAN AND DIU 419. SHRI VITHAL SHANTARAM GAONKAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NANI DAMAN, DAMAN AND DIU.
420. SHRI P. P. VENUGOPALAN NAIR, INSPECTOR (TECHNICAL), POLICE HEADQUARTER, KAVARATTI, LAKSHADWEEP.
421. SHRI P AHAMMED, HEAD CONSTABLE, KILTAN ISLAND, LAKSHADWEEP.
422. SHRI V DEIVASIGAMANI, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (RURAL), PUDUCHERRY.
423. SHRI ERRAGUNTA VENKATESWARA RAO, HEAD CONSTABLE, POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL, GORIMEDU, PUDUCHERRY.
424. SHRI SURENDRA KUMAR R S, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, MEGHALAYA, ASSAM RIFLES.
425. SHRI PRADIP KUMAR BORAH, SUBEDAR MAJOR, MEGHALAYA, ASSAM RIFLES.
426. SHRI SHASHIKANT RAM, SUBEDAR MAJOR(PHARMACIST), SHILLONG, MEGALAYA, ASSAM RIFLES.
427. SHRI DHARAM RAJ GURUNG, SUBEDAR MAJOR, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND, 5 ASSAM RIFLES.
428. SHRI PHURPA DONDUP, SUBEDAR, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND, 5 ASSAM RIFLES.
429. SHRI YASHPAL, WARRANT OFFICER, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND, 5 ASSAM RIFLES.
430. SHRI MOTI THAPA, WARRANT OFFICER, LOKRA, ASSAM, 12 ASSAM RIFLES.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 727431. SHRI MAN SINGH, SUBEDAR, SERCHIP, MIZORAM, 14 ASSAM RIFLES.
432. SHRI HEM BAHADUR THAPA, SUBEDAR MAJOR, KOHIMA, 19 ASSAM RIFLES.
433. SHRI SURESH CHANDRA BOSE B, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, MANIPUR, 30 ASSAM RIFLES.
434. SHRI TALI NUNGSANG AO, NAIB SUBEDAR, MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND, 31 ASSAM RIFLES.
435. SHRI SHIV SINGH RAWAT, SUBEDAR, MULHOICHIN, MANIPUR, 34 ASSAM RIFLES.
436. SHRI BASUDEV SINGHA, JUNIOR COMMISSIONED OFFICER, RADHANAGAR, 45 ASSAM RIFLES.
437. SHRI AMIT LODHA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SHQ JAISALMER, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
438. SHRI KARN SINGH RAJAWAT, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SUBSIDIARY TRAINING CENTER, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
439. SHRI MOHAN LAL SOHNA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, FTR HQ, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
440. SHRI PRATUL GAUTAM, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SHQ BARMER, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
441. SHRI RAJESH KUMAR GURUNG, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SHQ INDRESHWAR NAGAR (J&K), BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
442. SHRI ANGOM SHAMOO SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, FTR HQ, SOUTH BENGAL, KOLKATA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
443. SHRI VINEET KUMAR, COMMANDANT, SHQ BSF, SRINAGAR, J&K, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
444. SHRI CHARU DHWAJ AGGARWAL, COMMANDANT, PERS DTE, HQ DG BSF, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
445. SHRI BHARAT BHUSHAN SIDHRA, COMMANDANT, 101 BN, COOCH BEHAR (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
446. SHRI KARNI SINGH SHEKHAWAT, COMMANDANT, SUBSIDIARY TRAINING CENTER, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
447. SHRI BARJENDER SINGH, COMMANDANT, 40 BN, KALYANI, NADIA, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
448. SHRI SUMANDER SINGH DABAS, COMMANDANT, 125 BN, BIASHNABNAGAR, MALDA, WEST BENGAL, BORDER SECURITY FORCE.
449. SHRI UMED SINGH, COMMANDANT, PROVISIONING DIRECTORATE, HQ DG OFFICE, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
450. SHRI SATWINDER PAL SINGH, COMMANDANT, 192 BN, R S PURA, JAMMU ( J&K), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
451. SHRI VIRESH K SINGH, COMMANDANT, 131 BN, CHILODA ROAD, GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
452. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR SINGH, COMMANDANT, 33 BN BSF C/O 56 APO, BORDER SECURITY FORCE 453. SHRI PANKAJ KUMAR MISHRA, COMMANDANT, HQ DG BSF, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
454. SHRI VIRENDER SINGH, COMMANDANT, SHQ BSF , PALOURA,JAMMU,(J&K), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
455. SHRI ROHITASH KUMAR, COMMANDANT, 107 BN BSF, MAGRA CAMP, BARMER (RAJASTHAN), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
456. DR HAR LAL CHOUDHARY, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, DANIWADA, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE728 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 457. SHRI PARBESH CHAND KATOCH, DEPUTY COMMANDNAT, 38 BN BSF, GURDASPUR, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
458. SHRI SHIRISH KUMAR BISARIA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 49BN, BSF, KOIRENGEI, IMPHAL (MANIPUR), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
459. SHRI SURESH KUMAR THAKUR, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, DHANAKGIRI NEW TURA MEGHALAYA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
460. SHRI DHARAM SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, KHASA AMRITSAR, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
461. SHRI RAMESH SINGH KUSHWAH, DEPUTY COMMANDNAT, 165 BN BSF, MATHURA, UP, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
462. SHRI RAM LAL RAM, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 121 BN BSF, SHANTI NAGAR (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
463. SHRI SUSHIL KUMAR PANDEY, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, SECTOR HQ BSF, KORAPUT, (ODISHA), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
464. SHRI RAKESH KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT (WORKS), HQ DG BSF, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
465. SHRI VIRENDER PAL, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 47 BN BSF, BAGMA, TRIPURA, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
466. SHRI SURENDRA SINGH MANRAL, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, TIGRI CAMP, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
467. SHRI BRIJPAL SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, FTR HQ, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
468. SHRI GOVIND BALLABH JOSHI, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MINISTRIAL), DIG (HQ), FHQ R K PURAM, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
469. SHRI SHAMBHU SHARAN PANDEY, INSPECTOR (GD), 58 BN, RADHABARI (WB) , BORDER SECURITY FORCE
470. SHRI REWANT RAM CHOUDHARY, INSPECTOR(GD), STC, SRINAGAR (J&K), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
471. SHRI ARJUN SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), GENERAL DIRECTORATE, FHQ, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
472. SHRI BISHUDHA NAND MISHRA, INSPECTOR (GD), HQ NORTH BENGAL FTR, KADAMTALA,(WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
473. SHRI SUKHDEV SINGH, INSPECTOR, SECTOR HQ, GURDASPUR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE 474. SHRI RAJENDER SINGH, INSPECTOR, 16 BN, HUMHAMA, KASHMIR, BORDER SECURITY FORCE 475. SHRI RAM NARESH PAL, INSPECTOR (GD), 192 BN C/O 56 APO, BORDER SECURITY FORCE 476. SHRI DEVNATH DUBEY, INSPECTOR (GD), 104 BN, RANINAGAR, JALPAIGURI (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
477. SHRI BALBIR SINGH, INSPECTOR(GD), 133 BN, MAIZDHI CAMP, KARIMGANJ (ASSAM), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
478. SHRI KAMESHWAR SINGH, INSPECTOR (MINISTRIAL), BAIKUNTHPUR, JALPAIGURI (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
479. SHRI SHRI CHAND KHARWAL, INSPECTOR (COMMUNICATION), 75 BN BSF, DAKHSIN DINAJPUR (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
480. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR PANDEY, INSPECTOR (COMMUNICATION), FTR HQ, CAHCHHAR (ASSAM), BORDER SECURITY FORCEPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 729 481. SHRI TALIB HUSSAIN, SUB INSPECTOR, 16 BN, HUMHAMA(J&K), BORDER SECURITY FORCE 482. SHRI CHARANJIT SINGH CHIB, SUB INSPECTOR, 32 BN, HISSAR(HARYANA), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
483. SHRI RANJAN GAYAN, CONSTABLE (WATER CARRIER), 95BN, GANDHIDHAM, GUJARAT, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
484. SHRI TIRATH RAM, CONSTABLE (BARBER), 54 BN, C C PUR (MANIPUR), BORDER SECURITY FORCE 485. SHRI RAJENDRA SINGH, CONSTABLE (SWEEPER), 130BN, ROSHANBAGH, MURSHIDABAD (WB), BORDER SECURITY FORCE
486. SHRI DILBAGH SINGH, INSPECTOR GENERAL(SENIOR CAPTAIN) AIR WING FHQ, NEW DELHI, BORDER SECURITY FORCE
487. SHRI RAJKUMAR MARUTI VHATKAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOE GENERAL, ACB MUMBAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
488. MS DEEPIKA SURI, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CBI HQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
489. SHRI GHANSHYAM UPADHYAY, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SU NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
490. SHRI GAJANAND BAIRWA, ADDITIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
491. SHRI VIPIN KUMAR VERMA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, AC II NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
492. SHRI JAGDISH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB CHANDIGARH, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
493. SHRI AYYADURAI LAZARAS, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SU CHENNAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
494. SHRI RAM AVTAR YADAV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
495. SHRI SATISH KUMAR RATHI, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB BHOPAL, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
496. SHRI ANIL KUMAR YADAV, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB BHOPAL, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
497. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR SINHA, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
498. SHRI RAJIV KUMAR, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ACB PUNE, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
499. SHRI RUTHIRAPATHY VALAVAN, INSPECTOR, MDMA CHENNAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
500. SHRI SURENDER KUMAR ROHILLA, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SC I, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
501. SHRI SHAILENDER SINGH MAYAL, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, ACU-V NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
502. SHRI VISHAL, INSPECTOR OF POLICE, SC-I NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 503. SHRI O N RAJENDRAN, SUB INSPECTOR, SCB THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
504. SHRI BIRBAL, HEAD CONSTABLE, STF NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION730 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 505. SHRI RAMESH CHAND DHYANI, HEAD CONSTABLE, ACB GUWAHATI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
506. SHRI S P SPARJAN, CONSTABLE, ACB CHENNAI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 507. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA, CONSTABLE, ACB NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 508. SHRI MOTI LAL SHARMA, OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, CBI HQ NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
509. SHRI RAM KUMAR, PRIVATE SECRETARY, CBI HQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
510. SMT. JYOTI SINHA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, AIRPORT NORTH ZONE HQR, NEW DWLHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
511. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR, SENIOR COMMANDANT, CISF UNIT ONGC, MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
512. SHRI PRABODH CHANDRA, ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL (TRAINING), FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
513. SHRI MAMUN UR RASHID, SENIOR COMMANDANT, KRTC MUNDALI, ODISHA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
514. SHRI AJAY DAHIYA, SENIOR COMMANDANT, AHMEDABAD AIRPORT, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
515. SHRI MILIND RAJARAM BHALE, COMMANDANT, HP-BPCL, MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
516. SHRI TRIBHUWAN SINGH RAWAT, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, CPS II, CHAMBA(HP), CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
517. SHRI KESHAR SINGH BISHT, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (PERS-II), FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
518. SHRI G RAVI VARMA, INSPECTOR, SS HQ, CHENNAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 519. SHRI BALBIR SINGH, INSPECTOR (MINISTERIAL), RTC DEOLI, TONK, RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
520. SHRI BIRENDRA NATH DAS, INSPECTOR (STENO), RSP ROURKELA, ODISHA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
521. SHRI RAJEEVAN KOLLON, INSPECTOR (STENO), WESTERN SECTOR HQRS, NAVI MUMBAI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
522. SHRI KRISHAN KUMAR, INSPECTOR (STENO), FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
523. SHRI JOGINDER SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, CISF, DELHI METRO RAIL DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
524. SHRI SUDERSHAN KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR, CISF UNIT, DMRC DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
525. SHRI PACHEERI UNNIKRISHNAN, SUB INSPECTOR, FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
526. SHRI FRANCIS MARIAN, SUB INSPECTOR(MINISTRIAL), FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
527. SHRI P KUPPUSWAMY, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (EXECUTIVE), ISAC, BANGALORE, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
528. SHRI R BALASUBRAMANI, HEAD CONSTABLE, RTC, ARAKKONAM, TAMILNADU, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCEPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 731 529. SHRI K VIJAYA KUMAR, HEAD CONSTABLE, RES BN, SIVGANGAI, KARAIKUDI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
530. SHRI RAJMAL THAKUR, HEAD CONSTABLE, SCCL SINGARENI, ADHILABAD, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
531. SHRI KHUSHURAJ SINGH HADA, HEAD CONSTABLE, DMRC, DELHI, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
532. SHRI YOUDHBIR SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE, CISF 6 RESERVE BATTALION, DEOLI, TONK, RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
533. SHRI K MUTHU, HEAD CONSTABLE, DAE KALPAKKAM, TAMILNADU, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
534. SHRI G VENU, HEAD CONSTABLE, VALIAMALA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
535. SHRI P V R BABU, HEAD CONSTABLE, CISF UNIT, BIOM, KIRANDUL, DANTEWADA, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
536. SHRI NAND KISHORE, CONSTABLE (BARBER), CISF, RTC DEOLI, TONK, RAJASTHAN, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
537. SHRI SANATAN NAYAK, CONSTABLE (COOK), CISF UNIT, BCCL DHANBAD, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
538. SHRI RAJESH DHAKARWAL, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GANDHI NAGAR RANGE, GUJARAT, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
539. SHRI VISHAN SWAROOP SHARMA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, LUCKNOW RANGE, UP, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
540. SHRI HARJINDER SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GUWAHATI RANGE, ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
541. SHRI PRAVEEN KUMAR CHANDRAKANT GHAG, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GROUP CENTRE, YELAHANKA, BANGALORE, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
542. SHRI AMIT TANEJA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, KOHIMA, NAGALAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
543. SHRI SANJAY KUMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, GROUP CENTRE, RAIPUR CHHATISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
544. SHRI MAHESH CHANDRA LADDHA, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, SOUTHERN SECTOR, HYDERABAD(AP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
545. DR BINOY KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL (MEDICAL), COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, GANDHI NAGAR, GUJARAT, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
546. DR BASUDEV UKIL, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, JHARODA KALAN, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
547. DR(SMT) SUSHMA SHARMA, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, RAMPUR(UP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
548. SHRI MAHENDER SINGH DHILLON, COMMANDANT, 194 BN, BAWANA, DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
549. SHRI MANMOHAN SINGH, SECOND IN COMMAND, 156 BN, DHALIGAON, ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
550. SHRI ARVIND KUMAR SINGH, SECOND IN COMMAND, BARAMULLA, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
551. SHRI B S RAWAT, SECOND IN COMMAND, ANDHERIA MORE, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE732 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 552. SHRI NAGARMAL KUMAWAT, SECOND IN COMMAND, 117 BN, SRINAGAR(J&K), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
553. SHRI PRAVEEN KUMAR SHARMA, SECOND IN COMMAND, 43 BN, BUDGAM, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
554. SHRI FAROOQ AHMED, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 75 BN, SRINAGAR, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
555. SHRI ASHOK SANTWANI, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 126 BN, JAMMU, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
556. SHRI DALJIT SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 54 BN, SRINAGAR (J&K), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
557. SHRI BASANT BALLABH JOSHI, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 157 BN, ADITYAPUR, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
558. SHRI VINOD KUMAR PATHAK, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 148 BN, SAHUPURI, CHANDAULI (UP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
559. SHRI RAM LAL MEENA, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, 50 BN, WEST MIDNAPUR (WB), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
560. SHRI DIN DAYAL PANDEY, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, GROUP CENTRE, SONEPAT, HARYANA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
561. SHRI G ANANDAN, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, CTC, DHURWA, RANCHI, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
562. SHRI DABAL SINGH RAWAT, INSPECTOR (GD), CTC, GWALIOR, MP, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
563. SHRI RAMANUJ SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), MOKAMAGHAT, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
564. SHRI KAILASH YADAV, INSPECTOR (GD), AMETHI (UP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
565. SHRI P. RAM KUMAR, INSPECTOR (GD), GROUP CENTRE, YELAHANKA, BANGALORE, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
566. SHRI BALWAN SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), 154 BN, DHANBAD, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
567. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR(GD), BHUBNESHWAR, ODISHA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
568. SHRI A.R. ALBERT, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), AGARTALA, TRIPURA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
569. SHRI VIJAY PAL SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), 45 BN, BANDIPORA, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
570. SHRI LAKHPAT KHAN, SUB INSPECTOR(GD), 89 BN, BAWANA, DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
571. SHRI BANE SINGH YADAV, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), 173 BN, DIMAPUR NAGALAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
572. SHRI SHANKAR KUMAR JHA, SUB INSPECTOR (GD), RAJGIR, NALANDA, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
573. SHRI RAM AVTAR, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR(GD), 89 BN, BAWANA, DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
574. SHRI KRISHN MURARI PRASAD, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR(GD), DHURWA, RANCHI JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCEPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 733 575. SHRI RATAN LAL, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR(GD), BARSOOR, DANTEWADA, CHHATISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
576. SHRI PRADEEP KUMAR THADIKKADAVAN, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR(GD), GADCHIROLI, MAHARASHTRA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
577. SHRI SHESHNATH SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), NARAYANPUR, CHHATISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
578. SHRI GANESH CHANDRA HIRA, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), BIJAPUR, CHHATISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
579. SHRI RAVENDRA SINGH, HEAD CONSTABLE (GD), NOONMATI, GUWAHATI, ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
580. SHRI MOHD AGHA MIYAN, CONSTABLE (GD), RANGAREDDY, TELANGANA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
581. SHRI JAIBIR SINGH, INSPECTOR (TECH), JHARODA KALAN, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
582. SHRI SHIV DAYAL MISHRA, INSPECTOR (ARMR), RAMPUR (UP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE 583. SHRI DAMBAR BAHADUR, SUB INSPECTOR( BAND), MUZAFFARPUR, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
584. SHRI BISHU SUTRADHAR, HEAD CONSTALE (CARPENTER), AGARTALA, TRIPURA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
585. SHRI DIWAN SINGH MEHTA, SUB INSPECTOR (MM), JAGDALPUR, BASTAR, CHHATTISGARH, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
586. SHRI SAWONTEY TUDU, HEAD CONSTABLE (DVR), SRINAGAR(J&K), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
587. SHRI SEIKH KAMIL, HEAD CONSTABLE(TAILOR), MUZAFFARPUR, BIHAR, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
588. SHRI GOPAL SEN, CONSTABLE (BARBER), 33 BN, JAMMU (J&K), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE 589. SHRI ACCHE LAL RAM, CONSTABLE (COOK), 89 BN, BAWANA, DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
590. SHRI BHOOP SINGH, CONSTABLE (MOCHI), CRPF ACADEMY, KADARPUR, GURGAON, HARYANA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
591. SHRI PHULENDER RAM, CONSTABLE(SAFAIKARAMCHARI), DALTONGANJ, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
592. SHRI RAMKEWAL, CONSTABLE (WATER CARREAR), JORHAT, ASSAM, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
593. SHRI SURAJ MAL, CONSTABLE (WASHERMAN), ALLAHABAD (UP), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
594. SHRI A KALAIMANI, LAB TECHNICIAN, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, CHENNAI (TN), CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
595. MS MIRA PURTY KUNDU, SISTER-IN-CHARGE, COMPOSITE HOSPITAL, DHURWA, RANCHI, JHARKHAND, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
596. SHRI RAJENDR PRASAD, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MIN), FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
597. SHRI MOHINDER SINGH, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, FHQ, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
598. SHRI RAMESH KUMAR, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MIN), JAMMU, J&K, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE734 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 599. MS SANJU LATA PANDA, SUB INSPECTOR (GD) MAHILA, GROUP CENTRE, BHUBNESHWAR, ODISHA, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
600. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR NATH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, JHARODA KALAN, NEW DELHI, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE
601. SHRI SAMIR SADANAND ILME, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
602. MS SATYAPRIYA SINGH, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SIB DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 603. SHRI RUPINDER SINGH, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 604. SHRI BIDHU SHEKHAR, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, IB, RANCHI, JHARKHAND, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
605. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA SEMWAL, JOINT DEPUTY DIRECTOR(TECH), IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
606. SHRI SHAMBHOO NARAYAN CHAUDHARY, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
607. SHRI OM PRAKASH SRIVASTAVA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
608. SHRI SUDHIR CHANDRA ROHIDAS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB, BOKARO, JHARKHAND, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
609. SHRI CHIVUKULA SREE RAMACHANDRA MOORTHY, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SIB, VIJAYAWADA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
610. SHRI ARVIND KUMAR HAREENDRANATHAN NAIR, ASSISTANT DIRETOR, IB, PANAJI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
611. SHRI ADYA PRASAD PANDEY, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
612. SHRI SASHISH KUMAR MISRA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
613. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR JHA, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
614. SHRI SUBHASHISH MAITI, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, MUNGER, BIHAR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
615. SHRI SUDESH CHANDRAKANT SAWANT, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, NASIK, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
616. SHRI RAJESH KUMAR, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, SRINAGAR (J&K), MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
617. SHRI JAGA NATH UPADHYAY, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, GUWAHATI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
618. SHRI JAMAL AHMAD KHAN, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
619. SHRI AJAY SINGH TANWAR, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, JODHPUR, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
620. SHRI NIRMAL CHANDRA BLAHATIA, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
621. SHRI GIRDHAR SWAROOP RAO, DEPUTY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, BHARUCH, GUJRAT, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
622. SHRI MUKTI KANTA NAYAK, SECTION OFFICER, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRSPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 735 623. SHRI GOPALKRISHNAN MURALI, PRIVATE SECRETARY, IB HQRS, NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
624. SHRI DEBESH DEY, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, SHILLONG, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
625. SHRI RAMAN DEBBARMA, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/G, AGARTALA, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
626. SHRI YESUPATHAM PAUL JAYAKUMAR, ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER-II/WT, CHENNAI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
627. DR NAVEEN RAM, INSPECTOR GENERAL (MEDICAL), REFERRAL HOSPITAL, TIGRI CAMP, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
628. SHRI OM PRAKASH YADAV, DEPUTY INSPRCTOR GENERAL, FHQ, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
629. SHRI VIJAY KUMAR SINGH, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, FHQ, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
630. SHRI AWANISH, COMMANDANT, FHQ, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE 631. SHRI SANJAY KOTHARI, COMMANDANT, SABOLI CAMP, SONEPAT, HARYANA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
632. SHRI BALBIR SINGH, DEPUTY COMMANDANT, FHQ, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE 633. SHRI TAPAN KUMAR, SUBEDAR MAJOR, BTC BHANU, PANCHKULA, HARYANA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
634. SHRI BALAM RAM, INSPECTOR (GD), 29 BN, JABALPUR(MP), INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE 635. SHRI RAJ KUMAR, INSPECTOR (GD), 31 BN, PAPUMPARE, ARUNACHAL PRADESH, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
636. SHRI JOT SINGH, INSPECTOR (GD), JOSHIMATH, UTTARAKHAND, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE 637. SHRI T D SURESH KUMAR, INSPECTOR (TELECOM), 27BN, ALAPUZHA, KERALA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
638. SMT. SHAKUNTALA GUPTA, INSPECTOR (ESC), BTC BHANU, PANCHKULA, HARYANA, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
639. SHRI JASPAL SINGH RAWAT, SUB INSPECTOR(GD), FHQ, NEW DELHI, INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
640. SHRI RAJENDER SINGH RAWAT, SUB INSPECTOR (ARMR), 46 BN, RAEBARELI (UP), INDO TIBETAN BORDER POLICE
641. SHRI VIKASH MOHAN SINGH, GROUP COMMANDER, FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
642. SHRI DHARMENDRA NARAIN LAL, GROUP COMMANDER, FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
643. SHRI SHALENDRA PRASAD BALUNI, TEAM COMMANDER, FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
644. SHRI TARSEM LAL DADWAL, ASSISTANT COMMANDER- I (MIN), FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
645. SHRI BHOPAL SINGH MEHTA, ASSISTANT COMMANDER- I(PA), FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD
646. SHRI NARENDER SINGH PATHANIA, ASSISTANT COMMANDER-II (MIN), FHQ, PALAM, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL SECURITY GUARD736 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 647. SHRI BALRAM SINGH JASWAL, COMMANDANT, 24BN, NANDINI NAGAR, CHHATISGARH, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
648. SHRI MANMOHAN SINGH, COMMANDANT, 25BN, GHITORNO, DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 649. SHRI RAJPAL SINGH, COMMANDANT, 31BN, KOKRAJHAR, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 650. SHRI PREMA DAS, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT, 41BN, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
651. SHRI NIRON DEKA, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (GD), RANGRETH (J&K), SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 652. SHRI RIGZIN OTZEAR, ASSISTANT COMMANDANT (MIN), FHQ, DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 653. SHRI GIAN CHAND, JOINT AREA ORGANISER, LOHAGHAT, UTTRAKHAND, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
654. SHRI SUSHANTA MOY DAS, SUB AREA ORGANISER, BONGAIGAON, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
655. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR PANDE, SECTION OFFICER, FHQ, DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 656. SMT. VIJAYALAKSHMI P S, ASSISTANT, FHQ, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
657. SHRI RAMANANDA DUTTA, INSPECTOR (MIN), BONGAIGAON, ASSAM, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 658. SHRI KRISHNA NAND BAHUGUNA, DEPUTY FIELD OFFICER (ARMR), SSB ACADEMY SRINAGAR, GARHWAL, UTTARAKHAND, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
659. SHRI MADAN LAL, ASSISTANT FIELD OFFICER (VETY), FHQ, DELHI, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL 660. SHRI KIRAT RAM KHACHI, ASSISTANT FIELD OFFICER (MEDIC), SRINAGAR, J&K, SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
661. SHRI INDRESH KUMAR YADAV, SSO, SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP 662. SHRI K K V REDDY, SO-I (M), SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP 663. SHRI ATUL SHARMA, SO-I (M), SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP 664. SHRI JOSE P, SSA, SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP
665. SHRI SAMIR BAIDYA, SSA (MT), SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP 666. SHRI MOHANAN P, SSA (MT), SPG HQR, NEW DELHI, SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP
667. SHRI LALU LAMA, HC (MT), UMSAW, MEGHALAYA, NORTH EASTERN POLICE ACADEMY 668. SHRI SULTAN AHMAD, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, DELHI, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
669. SHRI NITISH KUMAR BANERJEE, SECTION OFFICER, DELHI, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
670. SHRI GAGANDEEP SINGH, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CDTS, CHANDIGARH, BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
671. SHRI P V GIRIVASAN, INTENLLIGENCE OFFICER, NCB HQ, NEW DELHI, NORCOTICS CONTROL BUREAU
672. SMT. KAMINI SHAW, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU 673. SHRI PAWAN BHARDWAJ, JOINT ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU
674. SHRI KAVILADHIKARAKUNNATHU PUTHENVEETIL UDAYSHANKAR, JUNIOR STAFF OFFICER, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU
675. SHRI DINESH CHANDRA PANDEY, DATA PROCESSING ASSISTANT, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU
676. SMT. DEEPA PANDE, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, DELHI, LNJN NICFSPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 737 677. SHRI RAVI SINGH, INSPECTOR, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION 678. SHRI NITISH KUMAR, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL, NIA HQ, NEW DELHI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
679. SHRI AJAY KUMAR CHATURVEDI, INSPECTOR, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, LUCKNOW, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
680. SHRI SYED MUSLIM RAZA RIZVI, INSPECTOR, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, LUCKNOW, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
681. SHRI KRISHNA CHANDRA MISHRA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, LUCKNOW, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
682. SHRI DINESH PRATAP SINGH, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, LUCKNOW, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
683. SHRI VIJAY JAGANNATH DHOKE, HEAD CONSTABLE, NIA BRANCH OFFICE, MUMBAI, NATIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY
684. SHRI ANNA JALINDAR TAMBE, HEAD CONSTABLE, 5 BN, PUNE, MAHASHTRA, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE
685. SHRI KHEM BAHADUR GURUNG, HC(DVR), 1 BN, GUWAHATI, ASSAM, NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE
686. SHRI HARI KISHORE KUSUMAKAR, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
687. SHRI GODUGULURI SRINIVASA RAO, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
688. SHRI VIPUL KUMAR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
689. SHRI EERNI SRINIVASA RAO, INSPECTOR (STENO), HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
690. SHRI RAJESH KUMAR, INSPECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
691. SHRI PENUKONDA SURESH KUMAR, SUB INSPECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
692. SHRI BUDHI NATH SHARMA, SUB INSPECTOR, SVP NPA, SVP NPA
693. SHRI KULWANT SINGH, SUB INSPECTOR, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
694. SHRI CHALLA BHASKAR REDDY, HEAD CONSTABLE, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
695. SHRI SAJI KUMAR S, CONSTABLE, HYDERABAD, SVP NPA
696. SHRI DEEPAK KUMAR KEDIA, DIRECTOR(LWEO-II), NEW DELHI, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 697. SHRI ADITYA AWASTHI, ASSISTANT VIGILANCE OFFICER, IRCTC, NEW DELHI, M/O RAILWAYS 698. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR GUPTA, INSPECTOR, KANPUR CENTRAL, M/O RAILWAYS
699. SHRI DEEPAK SINGH CHAUHAN, INSPECTOR, GORAKHPUR, M/O RAILWAYS
700. SHRI SATYA PRAKASH SHARMA, SUB INSPECTOR, RPSF, MLY, M/O RAILWAYS
701. SHRI SHAIKH SHABBIR AHMAD, SUB INSPECTOR, CSC OFFICE, MUMBAI, M/O RAILWAYS 702. SHRI TAPAS KUMAR CHATTERJEE, SUB INSPECTOR (MIN), RPSF, DHANBAD, M/O RAILWAYS 703. SHRI PREM CHAND SHARMA, SUB INSPECTOR (CRIME CELL) BILASPUR, M/O RAILWAYS 704. SHRI M JAYARAMAN, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, CHENNAI, M/O RAILWAYS
705. SHRI RAJ PAL MEENA, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR, RAIL BHAWAN, M/O RAILWAYS 706. SHRI KAMLESH KUMAR GAUTAM, ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (ARMOURER), CSC OFFICE, JABALPUR, M/O RAILWAYS
707. SHRI MOHAMMAD AHMAD, HEAD CONSTABLE, NCR HQ, ALLAHABAD, M/O RAILWAYS 708. SHRI HARI SHANKER JHA, HEAD CONSTABLE, RPF ACADEMY, LUCKNOW, M/O RAILWAYS738 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 709. SHRI SANDIP KUMAR SAHA, HEAD CONSTABLE, NARKELDANGA, CARSHED POST, M/O RAILWAYS 710. SHRI MAKBUL HOSSAIN, CONSTABLE, MALDA, M/O RAILWAYS
711. SHRI PRADEEP MUKHOPADHYAY, CONSTABLE, MALDA, M/O RAILWAYS
712. SHRI M SRINIVASA RAO, TAILOR- MCM, RPSF TPJ, M/O 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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New Delhi, the 1st July, 2015
No. 43-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Andhra Pradesh Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ch. Ram Prasad,
Junior Commando
2. M. Ram Babu,
Junior Commando
3. K. Purushotham
Junior Commando
4. R Ramesh,
Junior Commando
5. M. Raju,
Junior Commando
6. S. Ravi,
Senior Commando
7. V. Babu Singh,
Senior Commando
8. B Vinayaka Rao,
Reserve Sub Inspector
9. T Sreenu,
Reserve Sub Inspector
10. T Suresh,
Sub Inspector
11. B Shankaraiah,
Reserve Inspector
12. P. Balakrishna ,
Junior Commando
13. M Rosaiah, Reserve Sub Inspector
14. S. Hari Prasad, Reserve Sub InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 739 Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On credible information about large-scale movement of Maoists in formation of companies and battalions near AP—Chhattisgarh border, 5 Assault Units of Grey Hounds were deployed along with a SI of police, Yerrupalem PS, Khammam Dist. The Assault Units had to trek through inhospitable terrain for 40 KMs in the night amidst thick jungle ridden with land mines and infested with armed militia. The area is adjacent to Chintalnaar, where 76 CRPF personnel were killed by Maoists in the year 2010.
On 16.4.2013, when the Assault Units entered into the core area, the enemy in a 'Coy' strength sighted police party and opened fire indiscriminately with automatic rifles, blasting IEDs. Instead of taking lying position to fire, the unit members daringly charged towards the enemy ignoring the volley of fire and killed (9) top Maoists cadre including one State Committee Member, two District Committee Secretaries, two Area Committee Members and injured many more besides recovering 13 weapons including 4- INSAS and 4-SLRs, putting their lives to imminent danger with rare degree of courage and commitment beyond the call of duty.
The next day, the Assault Units were evacuated by Helicopter from Bhattiguda village which is 8 KM west of the scene of exchange of fire. The naxals numbering about 60-70 fired on the helicopter which was on the last sortie to pick up (19) Commandoes. The nominees from 1 to 10 along with 4 others boarded the helicopter, whereas the (5) nominees from Srl. No. 11. to 14 alongwith Reserve Inspector Late Sri Prasad Babu took positions and retaliated the firing and held the naxals at bay and facilitated the other Commandoes to board. However, the Pilot of the Copter took off without any forewarning thereby leaving behind (5) Commandoes in the thick forest. The naxals chased and encircled the nominees and began to fire on them. However, the nominees fought back with grit and determination. In this hopelessly unequal battle, the Reserve Inspector Prasad Babu fell prey to the bullets of the enemy, but others managed to contain the enemy onslaught daringly, and trekked about 40 kms through the forest area to reach A.P. border.
Following are the brief action taken by each of the nominees:-
| SI No. | Name of the Nominee | Qualitative Contribution |
| I | B.Vinayaka Rao, | Charged at 2 Maoists daringly for 1 KM& neutralized 1 male Maoist & recovered.303 Rifle-1 facing a volley of bullets. |
| II | T.Srinu, | Led a sub-group and opened fire neutralizing 1 female Maoist & recovered .303 Rifle-1 facing a volley of bullets in spite of being in disadvantageous position. |
| III | S.Ravi, SC | Along with another Commando daringly opened fire& neutralized 2 female Maoists & recovered INSAS-1 and .303 Rifle-I |
| IV | V.Babu Singh,SC | |
| V | Ch.Ram Prasad,JC | Along with (3) other JCs bravely confronted and chased & neutralized 2 Maoists and recovered SLRs-3, Carbine-1, etc. |
| VI | M.Ram Babu,JC | |
| VII | K.Purushotham,JC | |
| VIII | R.Ramesh,JC | He along with another JC confronted and chased & neutralized 1 male Maoist and recovered SLR-1. |
| IX | M.Raju,JC | He single handedly confronted & chased a group of 12 Maoists for 1.5 KM & neutralized 2 Maoists with support of 4 other JCs and recovered 2-SLRs & .303 Rifle-1. |
| X | T. Suresh, SI | He along with two Commandos bravely, confronted, chased and neutralized 3 Maoists. |
| XI | B.Shankaraiah, RI | They saved the helicopter and lives of (14) Commandos by retaliating the fire and held them at bay besides fighting courageously with naxals who encircled them, though lost one of their officer in this process. |
| XII | M.Rosaiah, RSI | |
| XIII | S.Hari Prasad, RSI | |
| XIV | Balakrishna Panda,JC |
Recovery
SLR-4, Carbine-1, Pistol-1, Tapancha-1, SLR Magazines-6, Carbine Magazine-1, AK Magazines-2, SLR rounds-55, AK rounds-20, INSAS-4, .303-2 & SBBL-1
In this encounter S/Shri Ch. Ram Prasad, Junior Commando, M. Ram Babu, Junior Commando, K. Purushotham, Junior Commando, R Ramesh, Junior Commando, M. Raju, Junior Commando, S. Ravi, Senior Commando, V Babu Singh, Senior Commando, B Vinayaka Rao, Reserve Sub Inspector, T Sreenu, Reserve Sub Inspector, T Suresh, Sub Inspector, B Shankaraiah, Reserve Inspector, P. Balakrishna, Junior Commando, M Rosaiah, Reserve Sub Inspector, and S. Hari Prasad, Reserve Sub Inspector 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 16/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 44-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Arunachal Pradesh Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Devender Arya,
Superintendent of Police
2. Nikom Riba,
Inspector
3. Nani Namu,
Sub Inspector
4. Tailang Bukar,
Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 29th April, 2014, Shri Keshav Pandey, Age - 65 Years, a local Businessman was kidnapped by suspected UG cadre from his cattle farm near Partung area inside the Daying Ering Wild Life Sanctuary at around 7 PM.
On 1st May 2014 at around 08.11 PM, a phone was received on the cell phone of the victim informing that, he is in their custody and safe. Again on 2nd May around 6.00 AM a call was received asking for Rs.50 Lacs for the release of Sh Keshav Pandey. The caller gave a dead line of 48 hrs to comply with the demand otherwise the victim will be killed.
The police secret sources were immediately mobilized. Meanwhile the teams started working on the cell numbers used to place ransom call by working on the tower locations and verifying the call list.
On 2nd May, 2014, on the basis of the secret information and interrogation of apprehended NDFB cadre, it was decided to launch an operation to rescue Shri Keshav Pandey. A team headed by SP/East Siang Shri Devender Arya, IPS alongwith OC/PS Pasighat Inspector Nikom Riba, SI N Nama, SI T Bukar, 16 men of CRPF and 22 men of 5th IR BN/AAP was constituted. The team was briefed by SP East Siang on the Prime objectives of the operation. Further, they were briefed about the NDFB Cadre and the likely hood of them having weapons.
The team started at 2200 hrs from PS Pasighat, Assam Police was duly informed vide GD No.35 dated 2/5/14, Time 2230 hrs, PS Jonai. After a drive of 1 hr 30 mins, the team reached the designated drop point. The first objective was to neutralize the Cutoff/Alert party, which keeps a watch out for the movement of any security force towards the hideout. This was to be done with a surprise and also not to alert the villagers who are mostly Bodos and may have OGWs/Linkmen of NDFB.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 741A small team consisting of OC/PS Pasighat alongwith SI N Nama and one section of CRPF was tasked with this work. The team started by taking a detour, bypassing the village and soon spoted 2 men on a kutcha track leading towards the forest area. With due care they moved towards them and coming from behind neutralized them and took them into custody. The duo was identified as Rajiv Narzery s/o Majen Narzery and Suresh Basumatry s/o Dinesh Basumatrry.
Once we had the exact location, SP/East Siang, Sh Devender Arya, IPS, divided the Police Party into three teams for effective coverage of the suspected area. Teams led by SI N Nama and SI T Bukar were tasked with to provide proper cordon of the suspected area. Team led by SP/East Siang Sh Devender Arya IPS alongwith OC/PS Pasighat, Inspector Nikom Riba, was to launch a raid on the hideout to rescue the victim. It was already 01.15 hrs. The cordon party was asked to move first. At 01.30 hrs Shri Devender Arya alongwith his team moved towards the hideout.
It was raining slightly which helped the teams in keeping their movement discreet as almost no sound of their walk was created. As the team was approaching towards the hideout, it was fired upon by the extremist inside the hideout. The team immediately took cover. Shri Devender Arya, SP/East Siang gave a warning to the group to surrender but in reply they fired again. Thereafter, two Stun grenades were lobbed by Shri Devender Arya, SP East Siang. In the meantime taking advantage of the commotion created by Stun grenades the victim started running out towards the cordon. Sensing that the extremist may harm the victim, OC/PS Pasighat and SI N Nama immediately rushed towards him and saved him by taking him on the ground.
Seeing that the victim has gone and finding them surrounded the extremist group started running in different directions. At the same time they kept firing on the police team. SP/East Siang Sh Devender Arya and his team immediately responded their fire by fire and started chasing them. After a chase Sh Devender Arya was able to overpower one extremist. The IR BN jawans following Sh Devender Arya then took him under custody. He was later on identified as Bolin Boro s/o Hungla Boro.
Meanwhile SI T.Bukar who was in the cordon also started chasing them and was able to overpower one of them, who was later on identified as Tengana Narzary s/o Moniram Narzary. The teams were eventualy able to arrest Six (6) accused including Sanjay Mushahry @ M Sankhang@Sothal a dreaded NDFB Militant who surrendered in 2010 before the police but was still active.
After leaving SI T Bukar with a team to guard the victim and also ensure the proper custody of the apprehended extremists, rest of the party continued to conduct search operation in the area. Despite a thorough search three (3) extremists managed to escape taking advantage of the darkness and very thick forest cover.
NDFB(s) is a dreaded extremist organization very active in these parts of Assam and is known to carry out heinous and sensational crimes including mass killing, kidnapping for ransom and extortion is used as one of the many means to generate revenue as well as to maintain their fear.
Recovery:
1. One .22 pistol with two live rounds
2. Four fired empty cartridges of 9 mm
3. Six fired empty cartridges of .22 mm
In this action S/Shri Devender Arya, Superintendent of Police, Nikom Riba, Inspector, Nani Namu, Sub Inspector and Tailang Bukar, Sub Inspector 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 02/05/2014.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 45-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Bihar Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Vinay Kumar,
Superintendent of Police742 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 2. Ranjan Kumar,
Sub Inspector
3. Dilip Kumar , Sub Inspector
4. Ravi Kumar, Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
The incident relates to gallant act of nominees who displayed exceptional courage, presence of mind, tact and willingness to go beyond the calls of duty in the face of danger to life while carrying out arrest of Mohammed Ahmed Sidibappa Zarrar @ Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar @ Daniyal @ Haddi. Yasin Bhatkal is the co-founder (in 2003- 04) of the proscribed organization Indian Mujahideen and was its operational head in India after Batla House encounter (in 2008), till the time of his arrest. Similarly, Asadullah Akhtar was amongst the most active and wanted terrorist in the IM group. Both of them were aggressive recruiters, prime motivators and trainers, IED assemblers and planters, logistic providers, principle plotters as well as actual executors of terrorist attacks across India.
The recovery of two laptops, mobile phones, DVD's, pen drive and other documents from the possession of Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar are as significant as the arrest of the terrorist themselves. They provided a wealth of information which are repository of crucial information related not just to indigenous terror modules but also Jihad factories supported and run by Pakistan's ISI and other international terror groups like Lashkar-e-taiba, Hujis, Al-Qaida. It has provided valuable insight into the 'Karachi project' which plans to destabilize India's security and economy. It has provided evidence through which plausible deniability of ISI game plan can be challenged.
Indian Mujahedeen has carried out several ghastly and horrific attacks across important centers in India.
The operation was not standalone but were a sequel to a series of sustained and resolute planning and tactical operation such as collection, corroboration and co-relation of various inputs and intelligence, reconnaissance of probable hideouts and actual arrests. The arrest was result of careful, meticulous and well calibrated planning and execution where each and every piece of information was intelligently and carefully built up, nurtured and pursued with synergy amongst various participants of operation and perceived facilitators. Elements of surprise, camouflage and deception was used. SP Motihari himself led the operation which was full of danger because of the following reasons:-
• Both Yasin Bhatkal (in 2005) and Asadullah Akhtar (in 2010) have been trained by Pakistan's ISI in field craft, handling of sophisticated weapons, explosives and IEDs. Batla House encounter is reflective of the desperation of the terrorist group in case of apprehension of being arrested.
• Yasin Bhatkal is known for his ability of developing sleeper cells and modules of motivated, radicalized youths. It is noteworthy that he had been staying near place of apprehension since more than a year and a half (since February 2012). There was high probability of participants being noticed by his dedicated followers whom he had already motivated for Jihad.
• Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar were living under the direct shadow of ISI which has every type of resources at its disposal. They were aided, abetted and nurtured by ISI handlers.
• For most part of the operation which lasted for almost a week, the small group had to operate without any arms and other security gadgets for self defense.
• The perceived facilitators in the difficult operation could have trapped the participants of the operation in the hands of hostile enemy. Their reliability and loyalty was not established.
• In order to maintain complete secrecy in view of extremely high importance of the targets, agencies which could have provided safety and security were avoided for most part of the operation.
• There were some stages and issues which were extremely risky to lives of participants of the operation, but cannot be penned down for strategic national interests and because of high probability of success in future operations against terrorist elements.
The arrest of Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar has prevented several deadly terrorist attacks which they had planned during festival period and in the forerun of the assembly and Lok Sabha elections. Leads given by them led to recovery of 90 'ready-to-use' IED's, several components of IED's, destructive material from different hideouts in Mangalore, Hyderabad, Goa and Pokhara. The recovery of large number of magnets revealed that they had plans to turn Oil carrying Goods train tankers into 'mega bomb' which had to be detonated at somePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 743 busy and prominent Railway station in order to cause maximum loss of lives. During interrogation of the duo as well as from decrypted chat history (about 3000 pages) of recovered laptops, it was learnt that Assadullah Akhtar was seriously contemplating carrying out fidayeen attack against some high profile target. Inputs and leads provided by them led to arrest of other Indian Mujahideen top cadres. The importance of arrest can be gauged from the fact that there has been some intelligence input that IM is planning to hijack a plane or enter into some big conspiracy to secure the release of these arrested terrorists. Immediately after their arrest, there was a threat mail too which originated from Karachi.
Though, their arrest does not end the war on terror, it has given a severe dent to capabilities of the terrorist organization which possess as one of India's gravest threat to internal security. As per analysis of security experts in related field, as of now, IM does not have anyone of their expertise, caliber and unrepentant motivational zeal.
The spirit of grit, determination, devotion and sacrifice at alter of duty beyond conventional call in extremely difficult operation speaks voluminous of gallant act of nominees.
Recovery:
a) Laptop.
: 02 Nos.
b) Mobile phones : 05
c) DVD's.
: 10 Nos.
d) Pen drive : 01 No.
e) Documents containing valuable information
In this action S/Shri Vinay Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Ranjan Kumar, Sub Inspector, Dilip Kumar, Sub Inspector and Ravi Kumar, Sub Inspector 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 29/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 46-Pres/2015—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 Arman Xalxo, Company Commander
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Heavily armed naxal cadres, around 150 in number, including CPI Maoists of Madded Area Committee and National Park Area Committee, their incharge DVC members, members of the Military Platoon, Local Guerilla Squad & Local Operation Squad had gathered near village Nilmadgu for review meeting of TCOC and training. On receiving of this input, Joint Operation team comprising of 128 Police officers and personnel of District Police and STF left Bijapur on 20.06.2013 after proper planning and briefing. Troops were dropped near Farsegarh camp from where they started to walk. Target was a place near Nilmadgu which is 25 kms from Farsegarh. The whole route is highly naxal affected. Following all Standard Operating Procedures and concealing their movement, Arman Xalxo led his men towards the target safely. Troops took LUP few kilometers short of Nilmadgu. At around 0430 hrs on 21.06.2013, CC Xalxo bifurcated his party into two groups, leading one party himself. The parties started moving forward to search the area. At around 07:30 hrs, when Xalxo's party reached near Peddabagu nala near Nilmadgu, heavy fire came from naxalites who had positioned themselves inside dense forest. Because of heavy fire from the naxals, troops were hesitant to move forward. CC Arman Xalxo took charge of the situation and commanded his men to take position and retaliate. Despite the enemy's numerical and topographical advantage, he courageously took on the attack and retaliated formidably without caring for his personal safety. Firing continued for about an hour. Undeterred by the heavy firing coming from naxals, the Police team under his leadership responded in the most effective manner, inflicting casualty on them. Dead body of one uniformed female naxal and one S.L.R. weapon was recovered along with 16 sites of temporary naxal camps.
Coy Comdr. Arman Xalxo displayed courage and conspicuous gallant act in leading his party to take on the heavily armed naxals and inflicting casualty on them.
744 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1Recovery:
| S. No. | Name of Item | Quantity |
| 1. | S.L.R. Gun | 01 |
| 2. | Hand Grenade | 03 |
| 3. | Bullets (.303 Gun) | 27 |
| 4. | Bullets (12) | 08 |
| 5. | Detonator Cap | 52 |
| 6. | Detonator | 04 |
In this encounter Shri Arman Xalxo, Company Commander 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 21/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 47-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Chhattisgarh Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Lav Kumar Bhagat, (Posthumously)
Company Commander
2. Celestine Kujur, (Posthumously)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 25/08/2013, Operation 'Search and Destroy' was planned by the Dy. Inspector General of Police and the Superintendent of Police of S.T.F. Four parties of STF, led by Commanders P.C. Mahanth, C.C. Lav Kumar, C.C. B.P. Singh and C.C. Jemes Ekka were formed and sent to Barsur from Jagdalpur after proper briefing. The parties were dispatched from village Barsur for search and area domination.
The Maoists were present in large numbers in the area. On the first day of the operation, Party No. 01 was caught in ambush in the forested area of Tetam and Harrakoder at around 15:30 hrs. The Police party retaliated effectively killing two women naxalites. Party No. 02 led by C.C. Lav Kumar Bhagat was also ambushed by naxals the same day at around 18:00 hrs before reaching village Nardongri. Under the command of CC Lav Kumar Bhagat, the Police personnel retaliated formidably forcing the naxals to retreat.
On 27-08-2013 both Party No. 01 and Party No. 02 jointly planned next course of action from Nardongari and started at around 05:30 hrs. Naxalites again ambushed the police parties in the morning and started firing from different directions. Naxals mounted a fierce attack and had topographical as well as numerical advantage. However, showing exemplary quality of leadership, C.C. Lav Kumar Bhagat led his men from front and braved the continuous onslaught of naxals. CC. Lav Kumar Bhagat made concerted effort to save his men in this grave situation and he himself received 2 bullets, one in knee and another one in the toe. Const. Celestine Kujur was in the same group as C.C. Lav Kumar Bhagat and he too showed exemplary courage and determination. Constable Celestine Kujur received bullet wound in his neck. Even after being injured severely, C.C.Lav Kumar continuously guided his personnel out of the ambush and his decisions and action taken on the spot were critical in forcing the naxals to flee, thus minimizing the damage to the security forces. Sheer determination and courage displayed on ground in the most adverse of situations definitely makes them deserving for the highest recognition.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 745C.C. Lav Kumar Bhagat and Constable Celestine Kujur displayed an exceptional quality of leadership and bravery worth emulating, where an officer stood up to the occasion and laid down his life saving his men from the deadly enemies of the democracy.
Recoveries :-
1) One 12 bore single Pipe gun length with butt 42 inch and plastic cling,
2) One Bharmar gun length with butt and pipe 45 inch only butt 32 inch with plastic cling,
3) One Plastic black pose,
4) 12 bore 14 rounds (12 Red Bullets are named KF12 & 02 green bullets).
In this encounter (Late) Shri Lav Kumar Bhagat, Company Commander and (Late) Shri Celestine Kujur, 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 27/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 48-Pres/2015—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 Amit Kumar Beriya, Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 08/06/2013, based on specific intelligence inputs about presence of a group of heavily armed naxalites in village Bukmarka in Rajnandgaon district near Maharashtra border, the Police decided to launch a major offensive operation. The joint interstate operation involved four parties of security forces from Rajnandgaon district, Chhattisgarh and three from Garhchiroli district, Maharashtra. Inspector Amit Beriya was in command of the main striking party comprising of forces of District police, Chhattisgarh Armed Force and ITBP. With the onset of Monsoon, the terrain had become too difficult to permit swift movement. The party led by Inspector Beriya strategically moved closer to the naxal hideout and cordoned the area from all sides making it difficult for them to escape. As the party was closing in, they were attacked with burst fire. Under the command of Inspector Beriya, Police party took proper position to retaliate. Heavy fire with assault rifles and hand grenades ensued. Undeterred by difficult terrain and adverse weather conditions after heavy rains in the dense forest, Police party adopted 'fire and move' tactics and reached within the striking distance. Despite the enemy's numerical and topographical advantage, Inspector Amit Beriya courageously took on the attack, retaliated formidably with concerted effort to save his men in this grave situation and shot dead the dreaded Naxal Udham Sing @ Janglu Tulavi, Area Committee Secretary, Mohla. The naxal group was forced to break off and started receding. After this fierce encounter, extensive search of the area led to recoveries of one 7.62mm SLR Rifle, one 5.56mm INSAS Rifle, Piston Briz Block, two 12 bore Rifles, one Pistol .315 Bore, one Motorola 21Channel Wireless Manpack Set, Cartridges of different calibers and naxal literature.
Inspector Beriya displayed perfect execution of field-craft tactics in this operation, exceptional quality of leadership and exemplary courage.
In this encounter Shri Amit Kumar Beriya, 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 08/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President746 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 No. 49-Pres/2015—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. Narendra Yadav,
Assistant Platoon Commander
2. Yogendra Singh (Posthumously)
Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Naxals conduct Tactical Counter Offensive Campaign every year from 15th April to 15th July aimed at causing maximum damage to security forces through increased military mobilization and attacks. In April-May 2013, the State Police conducted a counter TCOC campaign to challenge the naxals with full might in the areas where naxals are considered to have a stronghold. Large number of Police personnel from all over the state were mobilized for this exercise. The forces were well equipped and meticulously trained. Seven teams were formed. Elaborate planning and security arrangements led to successful induction of the troops into naxal stronghold areas and the forces succeeded in establishing temporary camps including a camp in Village Minpa, 8 kms from PS Chintagufa, Sukma District. Within hours of setting up, the camp was attacked by naxals from all sides. Forces retaliated in defence. Firing continued throughout the night.
On the next day, on 17.05.2013, an area domination party of 24 men, including APC Narendra Yadav and HC Yogendra Singh, led by a Company Commander moved out on the Western side of the camp. The party had just moved around 1 to 1.5 kms when the naxals who had laid an ambush started indiscriminate firing with automatic weapons. Police party also fired in defence. During the course of firing, showing exemplary courage and leadership, APC Narendra Yadav and HC Yogendra Singh kept on advancing further inspite of being heavily surrounded by naxalites. The naxals were numerically and topographically in an advantageous position. However, the duo did not fear for their lives and instead retaliated even after sustaining injuries. The firing went on for around 2 hours. In the process, APC Narendra Yadav got bullet in chest and HC Yogendra Singh on thighs and waist. Additional forces were rushed to the spot and naxals fled under pressure taking advantage of jungles. Even though all the efforts were made to save them, HC Yogendra Yadav succumbed to injuries. Their efforts not only saved lives of many of police party and prevented weapons from being looted away, but also caused considerable damage to the naxalites.
Recoveries made:
(1) Barrel muzzel loading Rifle - 01 No., Airgun -01 No., Missfired HE bomb — 01 No., Empty case HE bomb -05 Nos, scrap of HE Bomb tail unit -01 , HE bombs head cap —01 No. , damaged tail unit of HE bomb- 01 No. , water can — 01 No., .315 Rifle Empty case — 01 No. , .303 Rifle empty case- 01 No., SLR empty case -08 No. and live Tiffin bomb 5kg —01 No.
In this encounter S/Shri Narendra Yadav, Assistant Platoon Commander and (Late) Yogendra 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 17/05/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 50-Pres/2015- 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. Devender Kashyap,
Company Commander
2. Nitin Upadhyay,
Sub InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 747 Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Gariyaband District is one of the highly naxal affected districts of Chhattisgarh. Manipur divisional committee of naxals had inflicted heavy causalities on the security forces in the past in which more than 22 police personnel including an Additional SP were killed in two incidents.
On 31st May 2012 at around 10:00 AM Superintendent of Police, District Gariyaband, Shri Ram Gopal received an information that one naxal group armed with automatic weapons was moving in the forest areas of Village Gawargaon and Jholarav, PS Shobha. SP decided not to miss this opportunity and inflict a blow to the naxalites who had for the last few months become more dominant in that area.
SP sensed a possible bait for the Police Party owing to the topography of the area and the manner in which the information was received. SP took the bold initiative to plan and supervise the operation personally forming 3 parties of District Executive Force and Special Task Force. Party 1 was led by SP himself from North West, Party 2 by SI Nitin Upadhayay from South and Party 3 by CC Devender Kashyap from East. When the police parties were approaching the target, SP received further information that naxalites were present in large numbers in the foothills of Jholarav pahadi. He immediately briefed Party 2 and Party 3 Commanders and instructed them to approach the target from southern and eastern side respectively. He moved from the north-west side. The police parties were suddently attacked by naxalites. Heavy firing ensued thereafter between police parties and naxalites. Meanwhile the SP sensed a movement of Naxalites which was coming to support the trapped naxals. SP displayed great sense of strategic planning and command and made excellent use of the topographical features of the area to reposition himself such that he could support both the police parties in case of need and ambush the naxalites contingent coming in support. This decision of the SP actually changed the course of the events on the battlefield in favour of Police.
SI Nitin Upadhayay fired 57 rounds from his AK-47 rifle and coordinated the responses of his party with courage and presence of mind. He fought the Naxalites with grave risk to his life. He displayed extra-ordinary courage, exemplary leadership and responsibility beyond the call of his duties. He while leading the party 2 was under direct and heavy fire from the naxalites. He motivated the staff and bravely faced the situation.
Shri Devender Kashyap was also fighting the gun battle bravely in Party 3 and fired 12 rounds. He bravely guided his party and was successful in repulsing the naxal attack. He displayed extra-ordinary courage, exemplary leadership and responsibility beyond the call of his duties. He while leading the party was under direct heavy fire from the naxalites. He not only motivated the staff and bravely faced the situation but also guided the right section to deploy proper cut-off.
The Police party thus succeeded in killing two naxalites in uniform who were identified as Sameera @ Seema, Secretary Nagri Area Committee and Amila, Divisional CNM unit Secretary of Manipur Division of CPI (Maoist) alongwith one 5.56 MM INSAS Rifle, one 12 bore gun, 35 live 5.56 MM rounds, 2 INSAS magazines, one Tiffin Bomb and several other incriminating articles. On 12.6.2012 one more dead body in uniform of a woman naxalite Aruna, Area Committee member, Gobra Dalam was recovered from a place around 3 KM away from the encounter spot in the North West direction towards village Chameda. This was supposedly the same group which was approaching to support the naxalites in Jholarav.
SP Gariyaband was the master mind of this successful operation. He went beyond the call of his duty to personally ensure that route of movement of police parties was altered so that the police party succeeded in circumventing the naxal ambush as well as in repulsing the supporting group of naxals. The police personnel thus came out uninjured and were successful in inflicting heavy damage on naxals in their stronghold and making huge recoveries. The recovery of dead bodies of three important naxal cadres of the area is itself a rare feat. He displayed exemplary leadership, command and control over his men and strategic decision making capacity. The brave action of Shri Devender Kashyap and Shri Nitin Upadhayay resulted in this great achievement for the Police Party.
Recovery:
| Sl. No . | Particulars |
| 1 | 5.56mm INSAS Rifle 01 No. |
| 2 | 12 Bore Single Barrel 01 No. |
| 3 | INSAS Magazine 02 Nos. |
| 4 | 5.56mm live rounds 35 Nos. |
| 5 | Pipe Bomb 01 No. |
| 6 | 315 Bore Ammunition 05 Nos. |
| 7 | 315 Bore Empty Case 01 No. |
| 8 | Tiffen Bomb (3 kg) 01 No. |
| 9 | Motorola Wireless Set 01 No. |
| 1 0 | Detonator 05 Nos. |
| 1 1 | Desi Katta 01 No. |
| 1 2 | Multimeter 01 No. |
| 13 | Nokia Mobile 01 No. |
In this encounter S/Shri Devender Kashyap, Company Commander and Nitin Upadhyay, Sub Inspector 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 31/05/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 51-Pres/2015—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 Bijender, (Posthumously)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Ct Bijender Singh, was on patrolling duty at Beat No 10 (S N Marg) in the area of PS Kamla Market on the intervening night of 10/11.09.2012 from 11:00PM to 6:00AM alongwith HC Baljeet and CT Sandeep. At about 12.30 am all the three police personnel were standing near HDFC Bank ATM on GB Road, when a man whose name and address was later found as Irshad S/o Ishtiak R/I HNo. 1323, Vijay Park, Bhajan Pura, Delhi, come running towards them with a stab wound in the right side of his neck. He had blood smeared all over on his clothes and face. He pointed towards 4 boys running in front of them and mentioned that these boys had beaten him up and stabbed him in a scuffle, beneath the stairs of Kotha No 57, GB Road. All the three aforesaid police officials started chasing the assailants.
After a brief chase, Ct. Bijender was successful in catching hold of a boy whose name was later revealed as Aakash S/o Om Parkash r/o CPO, 26 Madangir, Delhi. On seeing that one of their accomplices has been caught, two other persons whose names and address were later revealed as Manoj S/o Bhagwan Singh R/o HNo 97, Gali No. 5, Karawal Nagar, Delhi and Aashish Bahuguna S/o Gajinder Kumar R/o 852, Sector-3, Pushp Vihar, Saket Stopped and started grappling with Ct. Bijender in order to free their accomplice Aakash. In the meanwhile, another boy whose name was later on revealed as Suraj S/o Vijay Kumar R/o C-1/917, Madangir Delhi was caught by Ct Sandeep, Aakash shouted towards Suraj and exhorted him to stab Ct. Bijender so that they could flee from the grip of Constable. On hearing this, Suraj took out a spring activated knife and inflicted injury with it on the face of Ct Sandeep, As a consequence of the injury, the grip of Ct Sandeep loosened and Suraj Managed to free himself from the grip of Ct. Sandeep. Suraj then approached Ct. Bijender and stabbed him on the left side of his chest. Despite suffering a life threatening injury Ct. Bijender did not loose his grip on Aakash. In the meanwhile, two more Constables namely Ct Ravi Mann, and Ct Karnail Singh, who were also on patrolling duty reached at the spot. All the police men then over powered and apprehended all the four accused personal and recovered weapon of offence from their possession. Ct. Bijender and Ct. Sandeep were later shifted to LNJP Hospital. Ct Bijender, succumbed to his injury and was declared as brought dead by the Doctors at the hospital.
Ct Bijender, while on his duty showed exemplary courage and unflinching devotion towards his duty in the face of grave threat to his life. Despite knowing the fact that he was stabbed in his chest, he did not let fear of death overcome him. He was instrumental in the catching of the aforesaid accused persons.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 749Recoveries Made:
01. Knife
In this action (Late) Shri Bijender, 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 11/09/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 52-Pres/2015—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. Bindeshwar Prasad Mahto,
Sub Inspector
2. Animesh Kumar Gupta,
Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Officer in-charge of Kharsawan police station Sub-Inspector Animesh Kumar Gupta was informed by O/C Kuchai PS S.I. B.P. Mahto that around 200-250 armed squad of MCC (Maoists) in leadership of zonal commander Kumdan Pahan, Ajay Mahato, Misil Besra, Binod, Lalsingh Hembram, Anal Da, Parikshit Munda, Maharaj Pramanik, Rammohan Munda, Pramila and several other cadre are gathered with an intention to commit an untoward incident in the PS area and they are preparing to arrange JRC meeting. This information was lodged in station diary entry no-196 at Kuchai police station on 11-05-2013. This information was cross verified by SI Animesh Kumar Gupta & OC Kuchai and found the input correct. Thereafter the senior officers were informed. On the basis of this information, a special operation was made by IG office memo 1079/c on 11/5/2013 at Headquarters in which two groups in the form of striking party were given the responsibility to carry out raid and search for the Naxalites. O/C Kuchai PS lead a group of cobra battalion-209 and Jaguar assault group along with officers and Jawans were lead by O/C-Kharsawan PS, SI Animesh Kumar Gupta had given the responsibility to operate raid and search against the naxalites group hiding at Chatnibera Shilaghati area, preparing for committing massacres. In addition to this CRPF and other police forces were deployed at different places. Both the striking parties proceeded for Shilaghati and Chatnibera area on 12-05-2013. During the search operation the striking parties arrived at Shilaghati on 13-05-2013 at 9 A.M. Thereafter both the striking parties moved across Chatnibera pahari area doing search. In between at 10:15 A.M., a group of MCC Maoists who were positioning themselves in a better ambushing place in which as per intelligence zonal commander Kundan Pahan along with Parichit Munda, Lalshing Hembram and several other mentioned above hard-core Maoists exploded consecutively three IED landmines which were planted. Subsequntly the Maoists cadre started firing heavily on both striking parties with a view to kill and snatch the arms and ammunition of both the striking parties. But SI Animesh Kumar Gupta showed exemplary courage, presence of mind, team work and sense of duty, rearranging the operational force in such a manner that only Jawans of Cobra battalion 209 CT/GD M. Shankar Lingum, CT/GD Subeesh A.K. and HC/GD Sunil Kumar Singh were injured because of Maoists three IED explosion and heavy firings. SI Animesh Kumar Gupta and O/C Kuchai retaliated against the Maoists explosion and firing in self-defense along with other police party. When the encounter by the police in retaliation started it was also countered by the above mentioned Maoists group leaders along with 200-250 hard-core armed cadre and they fired 2000-2500 rounds. But SI Animesh Kumar Gupta & SI BP Mahto took the information of raiding parties in such a way that no further loss or injury of armed forces took place. The encounters were continued up to 3 PM. Thereafter Maoists were forced to run away from encounter sight finding themselves in a weaker condition taking the benefit of dense forest and hill terrain.
Recovery:
i) 7.62 SLR 01 No.
ii) 7.62 MM Ammunition- 129 Nos.
iii) Empty cases- 06 Nos.
750 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1iv) Country made grenade- 01 No.
v) Detonator -04 Nos.
vi) Mag SLR -03 Nos.
vii) Amn pouch-01No.
viii) Pitthu-01 No.
ix) Knife- 01 No.
x) Rs. 533/-
In this encounter S/Shri Bindeshwar Prasad Mahto, Sub Inspector and Animesh Kumar Gupta, Sub Inspector 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 13/05/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 53-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the 2nd Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry/ Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Madhya Pradesh Police:
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Gaji Ram Meena, (2nd Bar to PMG) Inspector General of Police
2. Kshitindra Prakash Khare, (1st Bar to PMG) Dy. Inspector General
1. Umesh Joga, (PMG)
Superintendent of Police
2. Hari Singh Yadav, (1st Bar to PMG)
Superintendent of Police
3. U.C. Tiwari , (PMG)
Inspector
4. Bal Gopal Tiwari, (PMG)
Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On receipt of an information about dreaded and wanted dacoit gang of Sunder Patel in the night of 23.12.2011, Shri G R Meena IGP Rewa along with DIG Shri K P Khare, Shri Umesh Joga SP Rewa and Shri Hari Singh Yadav SP Satna and police force proceed to the Jungle of Hardi in District Satna where the police party was divided in 4 groups. Thereafter marched through dense forest, uneven terrain, thorny bushes in cold winter, reached at the hide-out of the dacoits around 5 AM in the morning and encircled it and warned the dacoits to surrender but soon after listening to the warning of police, the dacoits abused and started firing indiscriminately with the intention to kill the police force. The dacoits took position near the thick stone wall and used it as a strong morcha, on the other hand the police force was taking position in the open area nearby bushes where Constable Sunil Tomar and Rajendera Singh narrowly escaped in the firing of dacoits. When the safety and life of these constables was in peril then IG Shri Meena fired on dacoits and saved them. In the meantime dacoits continue to fire which resulted injury to SI Animesh Dwivedi and Constable Anil Tiwari. In this crucial moment Shri G R Meena very quickly fired on dacoits from his AK-47 rifle and saved these police personnel. In the meantime a group of three policemen approaching the hide-out, a dacoit fired on them which resulted HC Sobharan Singh injured. The same dacoit again aimed but Shri Meena sensing the danger and without caring of his personal life and safety, immediately stood and fired on the dacoit. The bullets hit the dacoit who fell down. Shri G R Meena continuously boosted the morale of police force, inspiredPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 751 them to fight, and tied the wound of injured jawans. In the meantime Constable Bharosharan also got injured. In this crucial moment DIG K P Khare, SP Umesh Joga, SP Hari Singh Yadav put their life in danger, advanced forward and fired on dacoits as a result three remaining dacoits shot dead. During the course of encounter, some dacoits were also hiding near the hill from where they started firing on a police party where U C Tiwari Inspector and HC Bal Gopal Tiwari were getting down from the hill rescuing injured police personnel, escaped narrowly. Both of them immediately fired on the dacoits as a result they had fled away. In this encounter Inspector U C Tiwari and Head Constable Bal Gopal Tiwari had displayed composure and extreme courage in returning the fire and saved their associate police personnel life. It was a very close range battle in which heavy exchange of fire took place between police and the dacoits for about 2 hours. Thus Shri G R Meena, Shri K P Khare, Shri Umesh Joga, Shri Hari Singh Yadav, Shri U C Tiwari and Shri Bal Gopal Tiwari performed gallant action of highest order. On searching the area dead bodies of five dacoits were found. They were identified as the gang leader Sunder Patel, Khardushan, Bhola Mawasi, Natthu Mawasi and Shripal Patel.
Thus in a fierce encounter Shri G R Meena has shown exemplary leadership and extra ordinary operational skills. He admirably led his men from the front, displayed exemplary courage by risking his personal safety in saving his fellow policemen while, ensuring the elimination of the dreaded dacoits.
Recovery:
1. .306 Bore Semi Automatic Rifle-1, live cartridges-40 Nos.
2. 30-30 Manchester rifle-01, live cartridges- 35 Nos.
3. Bore rifle-01 , live cartridges- 31 Nos.
4. 315 bore rifle-02, live cartridges- 22 Nos.
5. 12 bore rifle-01, live cartridges- 10 Nos.
6. Empty cases of above mentioned bore weapons- 103 Nos.
Articles of daily use:- 05 carry bags, blankets, woollen, shawls and clothes.
In this encounter S/Shri Gaji Ram Meena, Inspector General of Police, Kshitindra Prakash Khare, Dy. Inspector General, Umesh Joga, Superintendent of Police, Hari Singh Yadav, Superintendent of Police, U.C. Tiwari, Inspector and Bal Gopal Tiwari, 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 2nd Bar to Police Medal/lst Bar to Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 24/12/2011.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 54-Pres/2015—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 D.V.S. Bhadoriya, Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 2nd September 2005, the Supdt. of Police, district Gwalior received information through Home Guard Sainik Gautam Sharma regarding the presence of Dacoit Bharat Yadav along with his five armed associates, in the Kondon forest near Sahsari Canal with the intention to kidnap someone from village sahsari in the night. He conveyed this information on telephone to SI R.S. Bhadoriya, SHO PS Mohna for verification and action. Simultaneously, the Supdt., of Police directed SDOP Ghatigaon and Shri D.V.S. Bhadoriya, SHO PS Purani Chhawani to reach PS Mohna immediately along with available force. No sooner the SDOP and Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya reached PS Mohna, the force was divided into three parties. Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya, SHO PS Purani Chhawani and SI R.S. Bhadoriya SHO PS Mohna were deputed to lead Party No. 1 and 2 respectively. They were given the task to cordon the dacoits from South and North-west respectively and lay ambushes. Shri Jagannath Markam SDOP remained in-charge of 3rd party earmarked as "Cut of Party" and deputed at Ishwari-Ki-Pulia. After proper briefing the parties moved in Govt. vehicles to cover a distance of about 10 K.Ms, up to village Sahsari, from there the parties moved on foot and laid ambushes at the places indicated by the informer at about 2400 hours on 2-9-2005. The place was surface, unsafe and752 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 open all round with small bushes. At about 0100 hours on 03/09/2005, some torch lights were seen approaching towards party No 1 & 2. When the armed bandits, who were five in number, came close at a distance of about 100-150 yards, Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya and SI R.S. Bhadoriya challenged them to surrender and lay down their arms but they opened indiscriminate fire on the police parties. Both the Bhadoriya's again challenged them to surrender, but they used filthy language and paid no heed to the call. Then the police parties were ordered to fire in self-defense. Looking to the constant firing from Police, the bandits became panicky and continued poring bullets towards police parties. At this critical juncture, Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya boosted the morale of their force and instructed them to cordon the dacoits and fire in self-defense. In spite of such terrifying situation undaunted and undeterred by the constant barrage, showing exemplary courage and in utter disregard to his personal safety, Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya along with SI R.S. Bhadoriya, Home Guard Sainik Gautam Sharma, CT Suresh Parmar, CT Suneel Yadav, CT Ranvir Singh, CT Ajay, CT Mahendra Pratap Singh, CT Chaubey Singh Gurjar and CT Narendra Singh, crawled in most risky and unsafe open place and fire accurately towards the dacoits, with the result two dacoits fell down on the earth with cry. This foiled the courage of the remaining dacoits and they fled away taking advantage of darkness. The encounter lasted for one hour, searching was conducted in the morning on 03/9/2005 in Sunlight. Two dead bodies with two SBBL guns and live and empty rounds were recovered. The shot dead dacoits were identified as under:
1. Gang leader Bharat S/O Sirdar Yadav R/O Kemrar PS Goverdhan. District Shivpuri—carrying a reward of Rs. 15000/-.
2. Dacoits Damo @ Damodar, S/O Sirdar, R/o Kemrar PS Goverdhan, District Shivpuri - carrying a reward of Rs. 15000/-.
In the whole operation Inspector D.V.S. Bhadoriya displayed an imaging combination of courage, valour, grit and determination, coupled with indomitable will to fight till the last. He exhibited conspicuous gallantry, cool courage and gumption beyond the call of duty and unmindful of his personal safety, crawled till close of the dacoits in open field during exchange of fire.
Recoveries:
01. 12 bore SBBL - 02 Nos.
02. .315 bore country made - 01 No.
03. Live round 12 bore - 11 Nos.
04. Empty round 12 bore - 12 Nos.
05. Live round .315 bore - 01 No.
06. Empty round .315 bore - 06 Nos.
07. Articles of daily use: cloths , bag, utensils etc.
In this encounter Shri D.V.S. Bhadoriya, 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 03/09/2005.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 55–Pres/2015—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. Giridhar Nago Atram, (Posthumously) Police Naik
2. Yashvant Ashok Kale, Dy. Superintendent of PolicePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 753 3. Prakash Vyankat Waghmare, Police Sub Inspector
4. Sadashiv Lakhama Madavi, Police Naik
5. Gangadhar Madnayya Sidam, Police Naik
6. Murlidhar Sakharam Veladi, Police Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Shri Yashwant Ashok Kale joined the Maharashtra Police Service on 01/06/2010 as a Deputy Supdt. of Police and since 19/09/2012 he is serving as a SDPO of Jimalgantta Sub-Division in Gadchiroli District.
Shri Prakash Venkatrao Waghmare was posted in Special Operation Squad, Aheri (locally known as C-60 team an elite team for carrying out anti-naxal operations) as a Police Sub-Inspector in 2013.
NPC Sadashiv Lakhma Madavi and NPC Gangadhar Madanayya Sidam were both posted in Special Operations Squad, Aheri (C-60 team) in 2003. Both of them are presently working as party commanders of Special Operations Squad Aheri (C-60). Sadashiv Madavi had participated in 18 encounters with naxals and has succeeded in eliminating 3 naxal cadres so far. Gangadhar Sidam had participated in 11 encounters with naxals and has succeeded in eliminating 8 naxal cadres so far.
Besides them, martyred NPC Giridhar Nago Atram was working in special operations squad since 2008. He had participated in six encounters with naxals and succeeded in eliminating two naxals and PC Murlidhar Sakharam Weladi joined Special Operation Squad, Aheri in 2012 as a Constable.
On 10/04/2014, Lok Sabha Election 2014 were held under great threat of naxal attack and the naxalites declared to boycott election. Party commander Sadashiv Madavi with their men under the leadership of PSI Prakash Waghmare were entrusted with the responsibility of escorting the polling party along with EVMs for safe conduct of Lok Sabha Election 2014 at Asha polling booth in Jamalgatta Sub-Division with a thickly forested hilly terrain and is an extremely remote area which is ideal place for naxal ambush. This party successfully concluded the election process at Asha booth and left Asha a booth along with EVMs after completion of polling process on 10/04/2014 itself, and marched towards Repanpalli base camp. They reached Naingundam Village and halted for the night in the forest area.
Thereafter, on 11/04/2014 at around 0930 hrs, the police party alongwith poll party set out from Naingundam for Repanpalli. The police party hardly had walked some kilometers and they were near Tonder crossing, when PSI Waghmare received confirmed intelligence of suspicious and unexpected movements on either side of the road flanked by thick forest and hills. Sensing lurking danger ahead, he transmitted the relevant information of RF communication set to SDPO Jimalgatta, Shri Kale. He turn assured the police party that, he alongwith some men were rushing to aid the police party.
While PSI Waghmare and his party were advancing and within a few minutes, 70-80 armed naxalites who had laid preplanned ambush on hill-tops of either side of the road unleashed a fierce attack by opening indiscriminate fire upon the police party. It was followed by intermittent explosions of claymore mines which they had pre planted on roadsides. PSI Waghmare and party commander Sadashiv Madavi, undaunted by this attack, immediately swing into action and started retaliating. PSI Waghamre, knowing the importance and safety of polling staff and EVMs, alongwith his team gave body cover to protect them from the attack, putting his own life under threat.
Meanwhile, SDPO Kale rushed towards the ambush spot alongwith party commander Gangadhar Sidam and a few men in Mine Protective Vehicle. At Tonder crossing, they faced a road blocked by the naxals. SDPO Kale realized the pertinent danger, alerted his men and attempted to remove the same. While doing so, they were suddenly attacked by the naxalites. Disregarding the naxalite attack, SDPO Kale and NPC Gangadhar Sidam alongwith their men advanced valiantly, countering the naxals by firing and moving towards the direction of attack. At this point, an IED was blasted by the naxalites and SDPO Kale narrowly escaped. Undaunted, he and his men reached the ambush spot and exhibited great level of gallantry while breaking the ambush and save the polling party and police party attacked by the naxals.
During this attack, NPC Giridhar Atram, who was the pilot of the police party immediately took one section of men and rushed from one flank towards the naxalites to break the ambush, evading bullets and IED blasts by naxalites who were on a high and dominating area. NPC Atram continued to advance in the direction of the enemy putting his own754 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 life at peril and gave a worthy counter attack to the naxalites. The other heart of this section, PC Murlidhar Weladi who was at the leading position rushed without any fear towards the naxalites giving the naxals a tough fight and tried to break the ambush without caring for his own life.
During his gallant efforts while protecting the polling party, PC Weladi got injured severely, immediately PSI Waghmare moved ahead to give body cover to the injured PC Weladi despite being showered with bullets by naxalites and got him to safer position near the polling party, thus saving his life. Ultimately, the naxalites had to retreat into the forest owing to the heavy casualties inflicted by the brave police parties.
However, a destiny would have it, a bullet from the naxalites pierced through the forehead of NPC Giridhar Atram and he succumbed to the injury. Immediately, party commander Madavi, without any hesitation, took his position and provided the necessary cover fire so that any further casualty can be prevented. Here he displayed great leadership and gallantry while protecting his men and polling party from naxal ambush, evading heavy firing, IED blasts and pressure release bombs.
The SDPO Kale swiftly acted on the information and successfully rescued the trapped police and polling party through fierce exchange of fire. He exhibited exemplary courage and led his men from the front. Also PSI Waghmare and his men undaunted by the ambush, held their ground fast. They protected the EVMs and polling party officials, thus held the democratic value of the nation high. While doing so, they displayed immense courage and gallantry, caring less for their own lives.
Besides, after few days of this incidence, intelligence agencies shared reliable inputs that two naxal cadres were injured during this encounter and they died on the next day and were buried in the jungle by the naxals.
Recovery:
i) Iron pipe of length 32 inch & of 2.5 inch perimeter
ii) Three bundles of electric wire
iii) Camera flash switch of black colour
iv) Empty case of AK-47 rifle round 7 pieces
v) Empty case of SLR rifle round- 5 pieces
In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Giridhar Nago Atram, Police Naik, Yashvant Ashok Kale, Dy. Superintendent of Police, Prakash Vyankat Waghmare, Police Sub Inspector, Sadashiv Lakhama Madavi, Police Naik, Gangadhar Madnayya Sidam, Police Naik and Murlidhar Sakharam Veladi, 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 11/04/2014.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 56-Pres/2015—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. Ganpat Nevru Madavi, (PPMG Posthumously) Head Constable
2. Atul Shrawan Tawade, (PMG) Police Sub Inspector
3. Ankush Shivaji Mane, (PMG) Police Sub InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 755 4. Vinod Messo Hichami, (PMG) Police Naik
5. Sunil Tukadu Madavi, (PMG Posthumously) Police Constable
6. Indarshah Wasudev Sadmek, (PMG) Police Naik
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 28.10.2013, on receipt of intelligence based input and as per instructions issued by Addl SP(Ops) Gadchiroli, PSI Tawade and PSI Mane along with four party commanders namely NPC Sadmek, NPC Hichami, HC Uddhav Kumare and HC Chandrayya Godari with their teams launched an anti-naxal search operation in the Hiddur jungle area, in the jurisdiction of PS Etapalli, which is the strong hold of naxalites. When these parties were traversing through the hilly, thickly forested terrain of Hiddur jungle area on foot, at about 1030 hrs, the police teams were suddenly attacked by 100-150 unknown armed naxalites laying preplanned ambush. Undaunted by this sudden attack, PSI Tawade and PSI Mane ordered their men to immediately take positions and simultaneously retaliate the fire of naxalites. Disregarding the outnumbered naxal strength, PSI Tawade along with his men kept firing at naxalites. While, PSI Mane along with some men, outflanked the naxalites in the midst of heavy exchange of gun fire and continued advancing and engaging the naxalites in a fierce gun battle which lasted for about an hour. Thus, the strong retaliation by the police party caused the naxalites to run away leaving many of their belongings. In this encounter, the police party succeeded in eliminating two women naxalites and seized their arms and ammunition. During this encounter, Party Commanders namely NPC Hichami and NPC Sadmek have shown extraordinary courage and successfully repelled the naxal attack. In fact, these police personnel risked their lives and broke the naxal ambush, thus saving the lives of their men.
Thereafter, as these police teams led by PSI Tawade and PSI Mane were coming back through the forest and was in between Rekameta and Todgatta, at a distance of 5 to 6 kms away from the earlier place of incident, were again attacked by naxalites who had laid preplanned ambush with an intention to kill these police personnel. At this, PSI Tawade and PSI Mane once again undaunted by the sudden attack, bravely guided to the police teams to take available protective cover of the ground and encouraged the police teams to retaliate the fire in self-defense. In spite of initial domination by naxals due to prior advantageous positions of terrain, PSI Tawade and PSI Mane through their relentless efforts and courageous coordination of the counter-moves, boosted the morale of the police parties. During this retaliation, HC Ganpat Madavi and PC Sunil Madavi were the two brave soldiers who were at the leading positions who fought courageously against naxalites and without caring for their own lives, they successfully broke free the naxal ambush. Thus, the naxalites had no other alternative but to flee away into the forest. However, unfortunately during this encounter, HC Ganpat Madavi, was hit with a bullet and subsequently acquired martyrdom. While another constable namely NPC Tejrao Rushi Telami, was grievously injured.
Thus, the extra-ordinary courage and dedication towards their duties, as displayed by the above police personnel have set an example to other police personnel working in this naxalites infested district.
Recoveries made :
1. .303 Rifle cartridges- 17
2. 12 Bore Rifle live cartridges- 26
3. Handmade Hand grenades-7
4. Other hand grenades- 2
5. Pithoo- 27
6. Solar Plate- 1
7. Plastic cane- 5
8. Battery- 1
9. Eight used ammunition of 12 Bore rifle
10. Eight used ammunition of SLR rifle
11. Other miscellaneous naxal material with naxal literature.
756 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Ganpat Nevru Madavi, Head Constable, Atul Shrawan Tawade, Police Sub Inspector, Ankush Shivaji Mane, Police Sub Inspector, Vinod Messo Hichami, Police Naik, (Late) Sunil Tukadu Madavi, Police Constable, and Indarshah Wasudev Sadmek, 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 President's Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 28/10/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 57-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Maharashtra Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Mohd Suvez Mahboob Haque, Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Shri Mohd. Suvez Haque (DOB 01/07/1978), SP, Gadchiroli, joined the Indian Police Service in the year 2005. Thereafter he served in the capacity of Superintendent of Police in 3 naxal affected districts viz. Gondia, Chandrapur and Gadchiroli. Under his leadership, top cadres of Naxalites were arrested by the police in Gondia and Chandrapur districts including 1 State Committee Member, 1 Area Committee Secretary and 10 other members.
On 25/06/2012, he willingly took over the charge of Superintendent of Police, Gadchiroli and boosted the morale of the force, which was on low ebb due to previous setbacks.
In the intervening night of 9th and 10th December 2012, an intelligence was received about the location of large number of armed naxalites in the jungle areas of Lekurbodi village in the jurisdiction of PS Korchi. In order to boost the fighting spirit of the force, Shri Haque immediately decided to launch and lead the operation. He planned the operation, along with prob. PSIs Gade and Rathod and set out in vehicles. After reaching village Gadgada, they all alighted and two groups were formed as a strategy to reach target site, which was almost 25 kms away from the place of disembarking. Shri Haque along with his parties began traversing hilly, thickly forested terrain on foot, which is the strong hold of naxalites. They entered the forest of Lekurbodi and started the search operation. At around 1145 hrs, when these parties were searching the thick forests, they were suddenly attacked by 30-35 unknown armed naxalites, laying preplanned ambush. At once, these personnel took position behind trees and boulders to protect themselves from the volley of bullets. Shri Haque, undaunted by the sudden attack, instructed one party to retaliate the naxalites and to keep changing the position of the men. He further, directed PSI Gade and PSI Rathod to stretch their parties along the eastern and western sides and thus to surround the naxalites from behind. Shri Haque himself advanced further and encouraged his team to retaliate the naxal fire. Naxalites kept on firing heavily towards police and were desperately trying to run over the police party as they were in a advantageous position. Shri Haque, then directed a UBGL to be fired in the direction of Naxalites. Despite well directed retaliation from the police, naxals continued to put up stiff resistance to overpower the police. Shri Haque kept his cool and exhorted his team to advance further taking suitable cover. He himself advanced along with few team members and gave a volley of fire to deter the naxals from advancing towards police party. This exchange of fire continued for about half an hour, after which naxals realized the futility of their attempt and managed to escape. Shri Haque conducted a search of the place of incident and its vicinity and recovered used and unused ammunition and other material left over by the naxalites while fleeing for their lives.
While chasing these naxals, Shri Haque through the tell-tale signs and pug marks and also from the intelligence available on the ground, came to know that these naxals have run away towards nearby villages Lekurbodi and Navezari. Undaunted by the high probability of ambush and attack by the naxals, he decided to chase them and continued the search operation in the dark night. On their way, near village Navezari, they got information that naxals have stopped at a particular place. Shri Haque led his team swiftly to that location and recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition and walkie-talkie sets belonging to the naxalites.
Shri Mohd. Suvez Haque, Supdt. of Police, Gadchiroli, who personally planned and conducted the above operation regardless of the grave threat to the police party. He displayed extraordinary courage and dedication towards his duty and put his own life in danger and successfully broke the ambush. He continued the search operation despite high probability ofPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 757 ambush and recovered the cache of arms and ammunition. Thus Shri Suvez Haque while under imminent threat to his life has displayed a rare initiative and courage beyond the call of his duty.
Soon after taking over the charge of SP, Gadchiroli by Shri Haque on 25/6/2012, the district police witnessed achievements in the form of 72 encounters, killing of 40 hard-core naxalites, seizure of 66 fire arms and surrender of 67 naxals. Initiative taken by him widely known as "Gadchiroli Pattern", has now been recognized as a role model to counter Maoism. For these achievements, he has been honored with DGP's Insignia in the year 2013.
Recovery:
A) From Lekurbodi jungle area
( i) Used bullet cartridges of SLR- 02, (ii) Live ammunition of .303 rifle- 01
B) From Navezari Jungle area
i) Live ammunition of .315 musket rifle- 570 Nos. (ii) 0.22 mm live ammunition — 14 (iii) Walky Talky sets- 02
In this encounter Shri Mohd Suvez Mahboob Haque, 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 10/12/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 58-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the 6th Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry/Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Manipur Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. P. Sanjoy Singh, (6th Bar to PMG) Inspector
2. Guite Khamzamung, (PMG) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 06.02.2012 at about 5.30 pm, a credible input was received by Inspector P. Sanjoy Singh, In-charge, Commando Post, Lamshang, Imphal West District that a valley based terrorist group who forms the part of the so called CORCOM (Coordination Committee of PLA, UNLF, PREPAK, KYKL & KCP), which is the dreadest group to be reckoned with, are loitering in the general area of Phayeng Village, Imphal West District for committing prejudicial activities which are far serious in nature, intolerably grave in impact and highly dangerous in consequence. On receipt of the reliable information, Inspector P. Sanjoy Singh contacted a column of 10-Assam Rifles and a team of HQ 9 Sector and chalked out a plan to make a tactical deployment along the Imphal-Kangchup road to be under his charge and column of 10 Assam Rifles and a team of HQ 9 Sector to be deployed along the road bifurcation leading to kadangband Village which is located at a distance of about 14 kms from Imphal.
At about 6.30 pm, two motor cycles were seen coming towards the Commando team positioned along Imphal-Kangchup road. One of the Commando personnel gave signal to the approaching two motor cycles to stop. Suddenly, the two motor cycles made a 'U' turn and were speeding back towards Phayeng side to avoid the Commando team. Inspector P. Sanjoy Singh and his team in utter disregard of their personal safety and with belligerent posture with their usual eloquence and high degree of responsibility in combating underground elements jumped in the Gypsy and immediately chased the speeding underground elements. While the chasing Commando was nearing the speeding underground elements, they opened fire from automatic weapon towards the Commando to desist them from further pursuing them. At this crucial moment, Inspector P. Sanjoy Singh, leader of the team, assisted by Constable G Khamzamung despite continuous firing from the speeding UG elements, with iron nerve and dogged determination of capturing the underground cadres pursued and advanced further by firing towards the insurgents.
758 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1The persistent chasing with continuous firing made by the Commando led by Inspector P. Sanjoy Singh made one of the speeding cadres of the motor cycle nervous and fell near the main road. Inspector P. Sanjoy and constable G Khamzamung suddenly jumped down from the Gypsy and dashed towards the direction where the motor cycle fell by firing without thinking even a moment for their lives but only to capture the speeding underground cadres. During the unparalleled action of Shri P. Sanjoy and Constable G Khamzamung one of the cadres received bullet injuries. The second motor cycle rider managed to escape under the cover of darkness. Although another team of commando led by SI, Tarun kumar Singh of Commando, Imphal West pursued the speeding motor cycle, but no result could be achieved as the speeding UGs took the advantage of the abnormal situation.
After the encounter which lasted for about 3-4 minutes, the entire area was cordoned and searched minutely and found one bullet riddled dead body and one pistol of 7.62mm caliber with two live rounds in the magazine and one empty case in the chamber and red colour Moped without registration number were recovered.
The details of the Arms & Ammn, motor cycle and other incriminating articles seized from the deceased and spot are given as below :-
(a) One 7.62 pistol with two live rounds in the magazine and one empty case in the chamber.
(b) One Chinese made hand grenade.
(c) Two empty cases of AK-47 ammunition.
(d) One wallet containing Rs. 20/-
(e) One Mobile hand set.
(f) One writing pad.
(g) One access 125 along with its key (red in colour) without regd. No.
This refer to FIR case No 10(2)2012 Lamshang PS u/s 307/34 IPC, 20 UA(P) A, Act 25(1-C)A, Act & 5 Expl.
Substance Act.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT DURING INVESTIGATION:
During investigation of the above mentioned FIR case, the deceased has been identified as Wahengbnam Jayanta Singh (43 yrs) s/o W. Heitombi Singh of Kumbi Kangijeibung Mapal, a hardcore cadre of peoples Liberation Army.
SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENT AFTER THE INCIDENT :-
Since the deceased PIA, W Jayanta Singh is a harcore cadre of PLA, the organization had borne the expenditure incurred in the "Sradha Ceremony" of the deceased PLA. Rs. 30000/- was dispatched through two ladies on 11.02.2012. The Commando of Bishnupur District laid a trap and caught two couriers with Rs. 30000/-. This refer to FIR case No 4(2)2012 Kumbi PS u/s 17/20 UA(A). Act.
In the encounter, Inspector P Sanjoy Singh and Constable G Khamzamung exhibited an elevated degree of conspicuous sense of courage which is not only exemplary but also rare in nature, dedication and professional skills coupled with their usual eloquence under extreme adverse condition in utter disregard of their personal safety and lives. The result of the encounter gave a gigantic demoralizing impact to the underground organization particularly the PLA.
In this encounter S/Shri P.Sanjoy Singh, Inspector and Guite Khamzamung, 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 6th Bar to Police Medal/Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 06/02/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 59-Pres/2015- The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Meghalaya Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri T.C. Chacko, Dy. Superintendent of PolicePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 759 Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on reliable information about a joint training camp/General camp of GNLA & ULFA in the thick, impregnable jungles of Durama Range near Bandigre village, East Garo Hills District, an operational plan was drawn by a team comprising of Meghalaya Police SWAT Team and CoBRA Commandos under the assault command of Shri T C Chacko, MPS, Dy Superintendent of Police (HQ), Nongstion and Shri Dahiya Asst. Commandant CoBRA Unit to launch an operation on the highly fortified General Camp of the militants. The assault team, along with all the cut off teams, got inducted into the forest at about 21:00 hrs on 21.08.2013 and after a Cross Country walk for 39 hours reached the target area on a hillock at about 12 noon on 23.08.2013.
After placing three cut off teams on the Southern side, the likely escape routes of the militants, the assault party consisting of Shri T C Chacko, MPS, Shri Dahiya, Asst. Commandant, CoBRA Unit, Sub-Inspector Robert Sangma of SWAT, of East Garo Hills along with select few SWAT and CoBRA personnel, have merged with the surrounding jungle and crawled towards the General Camp of the Militants, braving the harsh ground, and the sentries on both the flank at a distance of about 500 meters and approached the camp with surprise to challenge the militants.
On crawling 50 meters nearer to the first hut of the camp, which has a plastic cover to protect from sun rain, while the assault team lead by Shri T C Chacko, MPS and Asst Commandant Dahiya of CoBRA was negotiating the steep climb, about 8 to 10 heavily armed GNLA and ULFA cadres opened indiscriminate fire on the party with M-16, AK- Series Rifles etc. from their advantageous position taking proper cover to pin down the Assault Team to the ground and making it difficult for the assault team to move ahead. The Assault Team lead by Shri T C Chacko and AC Dahiya of CoBRA, Sub-Inspector Robert Sangman of SWAT, Challenged the militants with retaliatory fire in self defence and have shown least concern for the risk to their life and exhibited extraordinary courage and determination not to retreat from their life threatening position, but to push forward towards the militants who were continuously firing at the approaching Assault Team. While the assault team was firing with grit and determination at the continuously firing militant Shri T C Chacko, MPS and Shri Dahiya, Asstt Comdt, CoBRA exhibiting extreme leadership and conspicuous courage, without consideration for their personal safety from the intense and indiscriminate fire of the militants, advanced forward taking cover of the cover firing by the rest of the assault team and shot dead Balsrang T Sangma the Deputy Camp Commander of GNLA General Camp who was firing from his deadly M-16 Rifle. Also the Assault Team injured 2(two) other GNLA cadres. The rest of the militants numbering about 40 (forty), undergoing training in the camp which was spread in about 2 sq. kms. area, managed to escape taking advantage of the thick forest. one M-16 Rifle, two magazines and many documents were recovered from the slain militant. The technical and human intelligence confirmed that other than Balsrang T Sangma who was killed on the spot, out of the two injured, one died in the jungle and the other escaped with bullet injuries.
Other recoveries made :
1. 41 Live rounds of 5.56mm
2. 14 Live rounds of 7.62mm.
3. 02 Empty cases of 5.56mm
4. 03 Non electronic detonators.
5. 01 Kenwood walkie talkies set.
6. 11 Shotgun live ammunition.
7. 02 Inches of safety fuse.
8. 01 Magazine pouch
9. 02 Mobile Sets.
In this encounter Shri T.C. Chacko, Dy. 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 23/08/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President760 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 No. 60-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Meghalaya Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri Aditya Goenka, Addl Superintendent of Police
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
The Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA), a banned militant outfit under the UA (P) Act, is operating in the Garo Hills and West Khasi Hills District, in the State of Meghalaya. The heinous criminal and anti-national activities actively indulged in by this outfit are kidnapping and abduction of civilians, government officials and teachers for ransom, rampant extortion, destruction of public and private property in demonstrative acts of violence, cold-blooded murder of police personnel and civilians, distribution of videos of such gruesome acts, inciting communal tensions by selectively attacking houses of certain communities, ambush and attacks on Security Forces.
On the 4th of April, 2012 at about 10:30 PM, source information was received that Jenny Ch. Momin @ Ringrang, the action commander of GNLA and No. 3 in the Organization, had been seen in the Kheragaldam area alongwith 10 other heavily armed militants. Immediately, the SWAT team stationed at Resubelpara, led by Shri Aditya Goenka, IPS, Additional SP (I/C SDPO Resubelpara) and including SI GR Boro, SI SM Sangma, Patrick Marak, Beriush Inghie, Madav Rabha, Blancy Lyngkoi, Remus Sangma, Arpin Nongplang, Kamles Singh, Debilan Syiemiong, Probatsom Sangma and Doma Marak was activated and mobilized to engage the Militants.
The SWAT Team travelled in a civilian Tata Sumo Vehicle to maintain the surprise element and debussed one kilometer from the Kheragaldam LP School moving tactically to avoid detection. On reaching the village, they raided the target house and nearby houses but with no result. At about 12:50 AM, while they started retreating strategically, around ten minutes later at about 01:00 AM two hundred meters from the school while on the main road some lights were seen indicating that some vehicles was approaching. There was no cover and the team merely used the undergrowth in the kutcha drains on both sides of the road to take up position. Aditya Goenka, IPS and SI GR Boro IC Resubelpara approached the two oncoming vehicles in order to check them.
Around thirty feet away from Shri Aditya Goenka, IPS, the vehicles stopped abruptly and suddenly a burst of automatic weapon fire started from both the vehicles. Since the headlights were on everyone was blinded. The rest of the team was hardly a few feet away, flanking the vehicles on both sides. The militants in the vehicle using the higher ground advantage fired indiscriminately. The entire team retaliated instinctively without taking cover in the face of grave danger to their lives.
During the course of the firing, the doors of the vehicle were flung open and some militants managed to escape under the cover of darkness. Some members of the team including SI SM Sangma, BNC Blancy Lyngkoi, BNC Kamles Singh, BNC Madav Rabha turned round and fired behind the escaping militants.
Suddenly there was firing from behind the team from the direction of the Kherageldam LP School. While attempting to help SI GR Boro and himself take cover in view of this fresh onslaught from behind, Shri Aditya Goenka, IPS was injured in the leg, for which he had to undergo surgery. The encounter carried on for about half an hour when reinforcement arrived and the militants fled away.
The dead body of the action commander Jenny Ch Momin @Ringrang was found in the drain at the side of the vehicle alongwith an AK rifle with magazine. Empty cases of AK and SLR rifles, two ID Cards of GNLA cadres, two Mobile Handsets with SIM cards and other incriminating documents were recovered. The recovered AK series rifle had been stolen from the police in an ambush laid a year ago where five members of the Police force were killed in Thapa Darenchi. The slain militants were identified as Jenny Ch. Momin @ Ringrang, The action commander of GNLA, Chenangbirth M Sangma (cadre) Rikseng Marak (Cadre), Gremilson Marak (Cadre). The operation bravely undertaken by the SWAT team completely destroyed the action command of the GNLA, which was responsible for the most daring attacks on Security forces, cold-blooded murder of civilians, demonstrative acts of violence destroying public and private property.
In this encounter, Shri Aditya Goenka, IPS and his team of officers and men displayed exemplary courage, grit and determination in the face of extreme danger to their own lives, exhibiting remarkable professional excellence and meticulous planning and execution, the team succeeded in killing four hardcore militants.
Recovery:
i) AK-47 rifle with Magazine
01 No.
ii) GNLA I/D cards
02 Nos.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 761iii) Mobile handset with SIM cards 02 Nos. iv) Several empty bullet cases.
In this encounter Shri Aditya Goenka, 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 Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 05/04/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 61-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Meghalaya Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Goera T. Sangma,
Sub Inspector
2. Krishna Prasad Powdel, Sub Inspector
3. Triplepearl Pasi,
Bn Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on reliable source information about the presence of Norok X Momin, Commander-in-Chief-of UALA and other UALA cadres at Chiokgre village, an operational plan was drawn by Shri DNR Marak, IPS, SP, East Garo Hills, Meghalaya to launch a search operation by a team comprising of Meghalaya Police SWAT Team and COBRA Commandos of Chiokgre village to arrest Norok X. Momin, Commander-in-Chief of UALA and other UALA militants. The search team, got inducted into the Chiokgre village at about 2:30 hrs on 20/05/2014.
Upon reaching Chiokgre village, the teams led by Sub Inspector Goera T. Sangma proceeded forward to Norok's house, which is the suspected location, where the Commander-in-Chief of UALA Norok X. Momin and other UALA militants were taking shelter. Upon reaching the gate of house, the police team split into buddy pairs and advanced forward. Since it was before dawn there was very less visibility, therefore the teams had to move very carefully and tactically. As the team moved forward, about 8 to 10 heavily armed UALA cadres who were at a distance of about 20 feet from the team, opened indiscriminate fire on the police team from their sophisticated weapons as a result of which Prob Sub Inspector Krishna Prasad Powdel received bullet injury on his right leg near the ankle.
The Police team challenged the militants with retaliatory fire in self defence and have shown least concern for the risk to their life and exhibited extraordinary courage and determination not to retreat from their life threatening position, but to push forward towards the militants who were continuously firing at the approaching team.
The Police team fired with grit and determination at the continuously firing militants, exhibiting conspicuous courage, without consideration for their personal safety from the intense and indiscriminate fire of the militants, advanced forward, and killed the three militants who were the sentry of the camp. Also the police team who were advancing forward tactically, fired upon the other UALA militants who were firing indiscriminately upon the police team and as a result of which killed the other two UALA militants who were firing from inside the camp. The other UALA militants and the Commander-in-Chief of UALA Norok X. Momin managed to escape taking advantage of a child whom the Commander-in-Chief of UALA Norok X. Momin used as a shield to protect himself from the police firing. Due to the presence of the small child at the line of fire the police team stopped firing as there was a possibility that it might kill the small child and as a result of which the Commander-in-Chief of UALA Norok X. Momin escaped. The firing lasted for about 15 minutes in which the 5(five) UALA militants were killed.
Recoveries made:-
1. AK- series Rifle
03 Nos.
2. AK- series Magazines
- 05 Nos.
762 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 13. Live ammunition of AK Rifle - 110 Nos.
4. Empty cases of AK Rifle
- 21Nos.
5. Pistol with three magazine
- 01 No.
6. Live ammunition of 7.62x25 mm - 08 Nos.
In this encounter S/Shri Goera T. Sangma, Sub Inspector, Krishna Prasad Powdel, Sub Insepctor and Triplepearl Pasi, 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 and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/05/2014.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 62-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officer of Uttar Pradesh Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICER
Shri S.K.S. Pratap, Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 02-01-2010 Shri S.K.S. Pratap inspector CP/SHO Phase-II Noida with his team were checking duty near Express Highway Sector-82, a Wagon-R car with number plate UP 14 AL 8817 came in speed from the Mahamaya Flyover. They tried to stop but the car driver didn't stop. After receiving the information from the control room about the stolen car, Police Party started to chase the car. The car driver tried to speed away but the jeep driver overtake them and blocked the escape of the car. At this point the firing started from the assailants. The SHO and his team without being perturbed by the sudden attack, displayed the highest tradition of devotion to duty and extreme courage and gallantry, they wanted assailants to surrender. But assailant with A.K.47 started indiscriminate fire on the police party at once. SHO took a decision and divided the policeman in two teams. During this SHO made a plan to cover that assailant. According to the plan one of the team started cover firing to keep the assailant busy and his second team challenged the assailant and made fire on the assailant in self defense. With the result of the disciplined firing by SHO and his team in the entering the firing range of assailant without caring for their lives, the assailant firing with A.K.47 was injured and fell on the ground. Then the injured was sent to the hospital, where the assailant was declared dead.
Recovery:
1- One AK-47 rifle with magazine, 06 live cartridges and 04 empty shells.
2- One revolver, 02 live cartridges and 04 empty shells of .38 bore.
In this encounter Shri S.K.S. Pratap, 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 02/01/2010.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 63-Pres/2015—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. Vijay Singh Meena,
Superintendent of PolicePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 763 2. Jogendra Kumar,
Superintendent of Police
3. Bind Kumar, Sub Inspector
4. Shashi Bhushan Rai,
Sub Inspector
5. Ashok Kumar Singh,
Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 18.04.2012, Shri Jogendra Kumar, SP Mau received an information about the police encounter of SOG with notorious and rewarded criminal Dheeraj Singh in village Karmi Mathia, PS Chirrayakot, immediately, sprung into action and rushed to the site. Criminal Dheeraj and his companion, had forcibly entered in the house of Ramji Barnwal, in Karmi Mathia and brutally killed him, hostaged his 05 years child and were incessantly firing towards the police party. Shri Govind Singh, Inspector/SHO Kotwali city Mau, in the mean time, arrived there and leading the police team, strategically challenged the criminals-duo and without caring for his life and limb, displaying conspicuous gallant act of bravery, moved ahead, with controlled firing, to arrest them alive, but in indiscriminate firing by the criminals, he was seriously injured, and he promptly, rushed to hospital for treatment, where he succumbed to his injuries.
S.P.Mau arrived there with reinforcement, Shri Vijay Singh Meena, S.P.Azamgarh also reached there and challenged the criminals to surrender, but criminals dared to continue incessant firing, more violently, towards them, with an intention to kill. SP Mau, SP Azamgarh, CO city Mau, Shri Bind Kumar SI, Shri Shashi Bhushan Rai SI and Shri Ashok Kumar Singh HCAP undeterred of dangerous firing offensive of criminals-duo, strategically, counter attacked them with teargas, causing one of the criminal, coming out of the house, firing, incessantly and violently, towards the police party and in this situation of 'do or die', police team with indomitable courage and in utter disregard of their personal safety and with determination to arrest the criminal, alive, challanged him, to surrender and fearlessly moved ahead, in front of him, resorting controlled firing in self-defence and the criminal fell injured.
The police team with an objective to rescue the hostage child and capture the criminal, alive, who was terribly firing towards the police party, from inside the house, dauntlessly led the attack, themselves and police team, continuing performance of conspicuous gallant and sense of dedication towards their duty, in most unmistakable terms, without caring for their life and limb, immediately, barged in the house and ensuring the safety of hostaged child, resorted restricted firing and criminal fell down, injured and the hostage child was successfully rescued. Both the criminals were later declared to be dead and identified as notorious criminal Dheeraj and Vikas.
Recovery:
(1) 01 F.M. Pistol with Magazine, 04 live cartridges and 10 empty shells of 9 mm.
(2) 01 Pistol, 03 live cartridges and 03 missed cartridges of .32 bore.
(3) 03 Country made Pistols, 03 live cartridges and 31 empty shells of .315 bore.
In this encounter S/Shri Vijay Singh Meena, Superintendent of Police, Jogendra Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Bind Kumar, Sub Inspector, Shashi Bhushan Rai, Sub Inspector and Ashok 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 18/04/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 64-Pres/2015- 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. Rahul Srivastava,
Dy. Superintendent of Police764 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 2. Vashistha Singh Yadav,
Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 18.9.2006 Inspector civil lines Allahabad Shri Vashisth Yadav and C.O civil lines Shri Rahul Srivastav immediately reached Subhash chowraha on getting a wireless message that during-aTecking, criminals have bombed a head constable to death. After this brutal act, one of the criminals was trying to escape by reckless firing and bombing on the chasing Police team and the other was arrested.
Rahul Srivastava promptly asking the Control Room for reinforcement chased him along with Vasistha Yadav during which the criminal took shelter behind a garage wall and started targeted firing with a definite intention to kill the police party. Rahul Srivastav and Vasistha Yadav while skillfully saving themselves from the firing exhorted him to surrender but the audacious criminal opened a volley of fire upon which the police team also fired in self defense. The criminal tried to escape towards NY road by taking a private person hostage on gun point from which he providentially escaped. Observing the defiance and dare devilry of the desperado, Rahul Srivastava wisely asked for extra force to tactically cordon him off from the NY Road. As Rahul Srivastava and Vasistha Yadav dauntlessly moved ahead along with cordon team, braving the criminal's fusillade of firing and bombing, two police personnel got injured. Reacting bravely and dutifully the police teams under the leadership of Rahul Srivastava and Vasistha Yadav also fired in self defense by which the criminal got injured and escaped towards a lane, from where he again hurled a bomb at the police party. Keeping his cool, Rahul Srivastava strategically made his driver climb upon a wall from where he indicated about the position of the criminal through gestures. As the police team advanced again, the offensive criminal opened a burst of fire from which they had a narrow escape.
Shri Rahul Srivastava and Vasistha Yadav courageously moved towards the lane confronting the criminal face to face and resorted to restricted firing on the criminal, causing him to fall down, injured and lifeless. The criminal died in the encounter was later identified as Arun Kumar Mishra alias Pintoo Mishra.
Recovery:-
1. One pistol with magazine, 02 live cartridges, 09 empty shells and one empty magazine extra of 9 mm bore
2. Remanants of bomb and pellets.
In this encounter S/Shri Rahul Srivastava, Dy. Superintendent of Police and Vashistha Singh Yadav, Inspector 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 18/09/2006.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 65-Pres/2015—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. Jeewan Ram Khaswan, (Posthumously) Commandant
2. Rajesh Sharan, (Posthumously) Second-In-Command
3. Ashok Kumar yadav, (Posthumously) Inspector
4. Jitender Kumar, (Posthumously) Assistant Sub InspectorPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 765 Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
The tactical Headquarters of 107 Battalion BSF is located at Balimela, district- Malkangiri (Odisha), which is a hyper sensitive Naxal area of the country. Being part of the Eastern Ghats, the area of responsibility of 107 Battalion BSF 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. The unit, under command of Shri Jeewan Ram Khaswan, was performing exceedingly well in bringing general peace among the local populace.
In the end of January 2012, a new Company Operating Base (COB) at Janbai Ghat was established, which is the gateway to the cut off area of Odisha and important for the Naxals. This move of the Battalion infringed the free movement of Naxals. Shri Rajesh Sharan Second-in-Command was camping at the COB Janbai Ghat since 8th Feb 2012 for dominating the area and strategizing the operational maneuvers to counter the Naxals. From Balimela to Chitrakonda and upto Janbai, there is a single road covered with thick jungles on both sides.
On 10 th Feb. 2012, at about 0755 hrs. Shri Jeewan Ram Khaswan, Commandant alongwith Inspector (G) Ashok Kumar Yadav, Assistant Sub-Inspector (Radio Mechanic) Jitender Kumar, Constable Bishnu Pani and Constable (Driver) Suvendu Kundu left the Tac HQ Balimela for COB Chitirakonda and COB Tunnel Camp for motivating and encouraging troops to work with diligence and to become more vigilant in their area of responsibility as the Panchayat elections were to be held on 11 th Feb 2012.
Shri Rajesh Sharan, Second-in-Command joined the Commandant at COB Chitrakonda and further left the Tac HQ Balimela at about 1220 hrs in the vehicle (Bolero). A TATA 207 with 6 personnel was leading the Bolero and a TATA Sumo with 3 personnel was following.
At about 1245 hrs, the Bolero traversing through the thick jungle, approx. 5 kms from COB Tunnel Camp and about 13 Kms short of Tac HQ Balimela suddenly came under a severe TED blast. The two prominent heights, one having huge boulders along the road were occupied by the Naxals. Simultaneously, a group of approx. 35 to 40 Naxals, who had laid a deliberate ambush with adequate planning, opened heavy volume of fire on the BSF team from the high ground. Commandant and his team sustained grievous injuries. Notwithstanding the same, they managed to come out of the badly damaged vehicle, positioned themselves and effectively retaliated the Naxals fire. Shri Jeewan Ram Khaswan, Commandant displaying indomitable courage and exemplary leadership led a charge on the entrenched Naxals for dislodging them. Despite grievous injuries, he stood his ground and fired till he breathed his last, exhibiting the highest degree of chivalry and courage against heavy odds. He attained martyrdom and made the supreme sacrifice for the nation.
Shri Rajesh Sharan, Second-in-Command took the charge of the team after Commandant attained martyrdom and kept on fighting and encouraging his men to continue the fight to thwart the plan of Naxals and save the rest of the party. The unexpected retaliation by the brave soldier distracted the Naxals and disorganized them. Though Shri Rajesh Sharan was in the open against the deeply entrenched and well positioned Naxals, he fought lion heartedly till his last breath and attained martyrdom exhibiting exemplary courage and conspicuous gallantry.
Notwithstanding the same, Inspector (G) Ashok Kumar Yadav managed to come out of the badly damaged vehicle, positioned himself tactically and effectively retaliated the Naxals fire. Inspector (G) Ashok Kumar Yadav remained with his Commandant and 2-I/C and continued to engage the entrenched Naxals and kept retaliating the fire. Despite severe injuries from blast, exhibiting conspicuous gallantry and indomitable courage, Inspector (G) Ashok Kumar Yadav braving the bullets of Naxals, kept on engaging them till breathed last. Inspector (G) Ashok Kumar Yadav attained martyrdom fighting gallantly.
Assistant Sub Inspector (Radio Mechanic) Jitender Kumar also sustained grievous injuries in blast. He managed to come out of the badly damaged vehicle and joined his party, positioning himself tactically and effectively. He valiantly retaliated the Naxals fire. Despite grievous injuries, he stood his ground and fired till he breathed his last, exhibiting highest degree of chivalry and courage against heavy odds. He attained martyrdom and made the supreme sacrifice for the nation.
They displayed dauntless courage, camaraderie and selfless zeal in retaliating the onslaught of the Naxals. The unexpected severe retaliation by these gallant soldiers perturbed the overwhelming Naxals, but they managed to consolidate their position due to the early injuries inflicted on the brave BSF Commanders and personnel and attained their goal.
The exemplary fighting spirit displayed by the BSF Officer and men in resurging and retaliating a deliberate well- planned ambush by the Naxals, is unparalleled. They exhibited raw courage against the heaviest of the odds and caused injuries on the well-entrenched Naxals on ground of their own choice. Their conspicuous gallant action forced the Naxals to766 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 leave the ambush site with injuries, short of their aim of completely sweeping the operation and resultantly saved many lives of their comrades. Their valiant retaliation with intensity has made a deep dent in the psyche of the Naxals. Their un-parallel gallant action will remain a motivating factor in times to come.
Two of the Maoists namely Gopu Sandesh and Bodu Ramesh, who were members of the Balimela Ambush Party, have surrendered before SP Sukma and DIG Vizag Range on 15th Aug 2012 and 27th Oct 2012 respectively. They have confessed during investigation that the BSF officers, inspite of the blast fired back and fought valiantly. Words of praise and admiration from an arch enemy is the best tribute for the departed souls of our gallant heroes and an authentic confirmation of their gallant deeds.
Following arms/ammunition & other items were recovered :-
1. Pencil Cell 15 Nos. 2. .303 empty cases CTN 04 Nos. 3. Flexible electric wire 40 Mtr. Approx. 4. Civil jacket (old) 1 No. 5. .303 CTN live rounds/Ammunition 17 Nos. 6. .303 Rds charger clip 2 Nos. 7. 7.62 mm BDR live rounds : 12 Nos. 8. 7.62 mm empty fired cases BDR 27 Nos 9. AK 47 empty fired cases : 64 Nos. 10. 5.56 mm INSAS empty cases: 15 Nos. 11. AK47 recoil guide spring : 01 No. 12. AK-47 retainer spring return: 1 No. 13. 9 mm empty fired cases : 6 Nos. 14. Recoil spring AK-47 1 No. 15. Grenade safety pin 1 No. 16. Plastic water cane (10 ltr capacity 7 Nos. 17. Plastic water cane (05 ltr Capacity) 1 No. 18. Plastic water cane (02 ltr Capacity) 6 Nos. 19. Steel dallu (1 ltr/02 ltr)
1 each
20. Woolen shawl 1 No. 21. Rice Appx. 35 kg. 22. 1(hajur
1 pkg (500 grm)
23. Sugar
Appx. 2 kg.
24. Aluminum patila 124" size :
1 new
25. Aluminum patila 12"
1 (old)
26. Electric detonator 1 No. 27. Digital multimedia small 1 No. 28. Ciprobiotec Corte Tab 40 Nos. 29. INJ Decadron 2 Nos. 30. Tab Sulphametazole 20 Nos. 31. Tab Dependal 10 Nos. 32. Tab Parinorm 10 Nos.PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 767
33. Tab Pairicool
9 Nos.
34. Polythine approx 2 mtr.
1 piece
35. Small bag
1 No.
36. Country made hand grenade with mechanism 1 No.
In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Jeewan Ram Khaswan, Commandant, (Late) Rajesh Sharan, Second-In-Command, (Late) Ashok Kumar Yadav, Inspector and (Late) Jitender Kumar, Assistant Sub Inspector 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 10/02/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 66-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Kuldeep Dahiya,
(PMG)
Assistant Commandant
(1st Bar to PMG)
2. Dharmendra Roy, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
A highly reliable secret information about the location of Sohan D. Shira, Commander-in Chief of banned extremist group GNLA along with other senior and junior cadres numbering around 20 in the camp established at deep jungles of East Garo Hills, Meghalaya was received by the Meghalaya police. Accordingly, on 28/8/2013 at Baljek Airport, West Garo Hills, DGP Meghalaya, IGP (L&O) Meghalaya, IGP Tura Range, Meghalaya, IGP NES CRPF, SP East Garo Hills, West Garo Hills & South Garo Hills along with Commandant-210 CoBRA had an elaborate discussion and meticulous plan to raid and destroy the GNLA camp was prepared. A combined briefing of teams of CoBRA of CRPF arid SWAT of Meghalaya police was done at Baljek Airport location on 21/8/2013 and the operation in the juOes of Durama Hills Range in district William Nagar was launched on 21/8/2013 at 2030 hrs. After two nights of strenuous navigation in the hilly and treacherous, terrain, the teams reached in the vicinity of suspected camp of GNLA on 23/8/2013 at about 0830 hrs. After conducting initial reconnaissance of the area and analyzing the terrain around, cut-offs were placed at various vantage and strategic points. The camp was suspected to be located at a hill top and according to operational strategy the assault team tactically moved towards it maintaining utmost secrecy. The uphill movement with enemy positioned at the top was a very dangerous and risky proposition, nevertheless the teams proceeded towards the camp without caring for the dangers ahead. As the scouts of the team under command of Shri Kuldeep Dahiya, Asst. Comdt. moved closer to the camp, an insurgent hiding behind the dense bushes and temporary morcha opened indiscriminate fire at them. The assault teams retaliated immediately in self defense. Soon some other insurgents present in the camp occupied safe positions behind trees and morchas and joined the gun-fight. An intense battle at close proximity took place. The insurgents were firing indiscriminately coupled with firing of grenades to stop the advance of troops and inflict casualties. However, the troops under their Commander did not care for the fire of insurgents and kept advancing towards the camp adopting the tactics of fire and move. Seeing the synchronized and undeterred advance of the troops and the possibility of being run over, the insurgents began to flee from the camp one by one. Noticing the fleeing insurgents and the heavy volume of fire that the two insurgents in front were pouring to delay the advance, Shri Kuldeep Dahiya, Asst. Comdt. took the responsibility of silencing the two insurgents. He took CT/GD Dharmendra Roy along with him and the two crawled under the flying bullets, risking their lives, to gain a different firing angle. After crawling for about 50 meters they reached to the flank of the insurgents and launched a brutal assault on them by using heavy volume of fire. One of768 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 the insurgent on receiving the fire from different direction retaliated and hurled a grenade at them. Anticipating the killing zone from the flight of the grenade the brave troopers flung for cover. The grenade blasted just a few meters before them and the two had a miraculous escape. Overcoming the shock of blast, the two in a dare devil act came out of their covers and with precise and accurate fire gunned down one of the insurgents. Another insurgent also got hit in the gun fight but he managed to flee in injured condition. Killing of the main insurgent resulted in opening of the floodgate for the troops who ultimately ran over the camp. The camp area and its vicinity were thoroughly searched by the troops in a very tactical manner and a dead body of one GNLA commander namely Balsrang T Sangma with one loaded M-16 Rifle was recovered. A huge amount of other incriminating items were also recovered from the well established and fortified camp.
During final phase of strike Shri Kuldeep Dahiya, Assistant Commandant and CT/GD Dharmendra Roy of 210 Cobra Bn moved ahead in the face of incessant heavy firing from the enemy posing grave danger to their life. Both of them exhibited remarkable courage and extreme professionalism in the line of duty. As a result of their dedication and bravery (worthy of a role model) and tactical appreciation of things in fierce encounter a GNLA commander could be neutralized and their camp destroyed. Had both of them not advanced tactically under intense fire and neutralized the insurgent, the operation would not have been a big success for the force.
Recoveries made:
1. M-16 Rifle-01 No.
2. 02 Magazine
3. 5.56 mm Live Round-41 Nos.
4. 7.62 mm Live Round-14 Nos.
5. 5.56 mm Empty cases-02 Nos.
6. Non Electronic detonators-03 Nos.
7. Kenwood walkie talkie set-1 No.
8. Shotgun live amns-11 Nos.
9. Safety fuse-02 inch
10. Magazine Pouch-01 No.
11. Black T-Shirt of GNLA-01 No.
12. Mobile handset-02 Nos.
In this encounter S/Shri Kuldeep Dahiya, 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/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. 67-Pres/2015- 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 Arvind Singh Bisht, Deputy Commandant
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Sukma District of Chhattisgarh is considered one of the worst Maoist affected districts of Bastar region which falls under the most potent DandaKaranya Special Zonal Committee of CPI (Maoists). The Maoists claim that it is aPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 769 "Liberated Zone" where the writ of the Maoists runs virtually unchallenged, specially on account of conspicuous lack of governance. The area is infested with three strong military companies of CPI (Maoists) and a strong mass base. In order to establish some semblance of order, two companies of CRPF i.e. Charlie and Delta of 150 Bn. have set up their camp in Chintagupha under PS-Chintagupha, Distt. Sukma in Chhattishgarh. The heightened threat perception during the State Assembly Elections-2013, witnessed the induction of two more companies of CRPF, i.e Bravo/117 and Foxtrot/75 who were specially tasked to sanitize the area and secure the roads for the movement of polling parties i.e. polling staff and their security cover on 11/11/2013 after completion of polling. Thereafter both these companies were required to be de-inducted to Dornapal on 12/11/2013. Considering that the Maoists were not in favour of the elections in Chhattisgarh and since success also had eluded them since long Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, Dy. Comdt. who was the senior most officer present in the Chintagupha Base camp of 150 Bn had an intuition that the Maoist would surely try to target the polling parties on their return. His belief was further re-enforced by the intelligence inputs available with him. In order to pre-empt this ploy of the Maoists, the officer took up the responsibility to ensure safe passage for the polling parties. He decided to lead the troops and thus positioned himself at the front of the returning parties. Before leaving the camp he distributed the troops in such a manner so that all the tactical places were covered en-route and they were briefed in detail. The party left the base camp at around 0700 hrs and moved towards Dornapal, combing approx. 200 meters of area on either side of the road. Some troops were also placed strategically, covering the possible ambush spots. At around 0730 hrs, when the scouts were approaching Tamilwada Nallah, a highly undulated and thickly vegetated area, Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, Dy Comdt suspecting something amiss, stopped the vehicles carrying the Armory and other logistics and moved with his small team towards the most suspected hill feature to sanitize the area. His intention was to clear the area from the suspected Maoist ambush/presence and thereafter occupy the dominating position till the vehicles and troops crossed the dangerous zone. The party entered the thick jungle towards the east and as they were nearing the peak the Maoists hiding in the ambush opened indiscriminate fire on the party. Sh Bisht retaliated the fire himself and simultaneously ordered his troops also to retaliate with heavy fire and make an advance. The Maoists were hiding behind the trees and boulders and firing incessantly at the troops. The troops advanced adopting the tactics of Fire and Move without caring for the bullets. Sensing the meager strength of the Maoists and realizing that additional support from the troops positioned on the road would take time, Shri Arvind Singh Bisht decided to launch a counter-attack on the Maoists. In pursuit he moved to the left flank with two constables. But before he could advance any further, a heavy volume of fire greeted him from the west and south-west directions. Soon he realized that he had only encountered the advance or cut-off party of the Maoists and the main ambush was much larger and deeper than expected. Sensing grave threat to the troops along the road he ordered his small party to engage the Maoists using Grenades and Mortars. While the rest of the troops were engaged in a fierce gunfight with the main ambush party, Shri Arvind Singh Bisht displaying rare courage under adversity and totally unmindful of his personal safety moved out of his cover and advanced towards the group of Maoists alongwith his small group challenging them. Despite the heavy volley of fire he steadily advanced towards the Maoists, but as he was inching closer to the target a bullet hit him on his right thigh injuring him seriously. But, undeterred by the serious injury and bleeding profusely, he continued to lead the troops reaching closer to the Maoists. Sensing grave threat to their lives from the death defying valour of the Commander and his troops, the Maoists fled from the area. After forcing the scouts to flee from their positions, Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, did not stop there; he further planned to launch a flanking attack on the main ambush party. Though he was unable to walk properly and was under excruciating pain, he led his handful of troops to counterattack the Maoists. On seeing the troops advancing for a flanking attack, foiling the maoist's plans the Maoists decided to retreat. Gradually the firing from Maoists subsided and the area was thoroughly searched by the troops.
During search, the troops realized that the ambush was meticulously planned to the minutest detail and the parties strategically placed to inflict maximum casualties. The killing Zone was well marked and the preparation and minute planning of Maoists suggested that they had planned to eliminate both the companies of CRPF moving on the road and loot their weaponry. An astute sense of judgment, tactical acumen, foresightedness, meticulous planning, courage under adversity and leadership qualities of a high standard displayed by Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, Dy. Comdt had succeeded in averting an incomprehensible loss to the Force. His deep understanding of the maoist tactics ensured that the troops do not fall into the trap set by the Maoists: on the contrary he took the fight into the Maoist camp by launching a counter ambush. Troops inspired by the indomitable spirit and courage displayed by their Commander, Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, effectively retaliated and broke the ambush with the help of UBGLs and Mortars. Despite being seriously injured, bleeding heavily and mobility severely restricted, Shri. Bisht exhorted and guided his team to successfully break a well planned ambush. Like a true leader of men, Sh. Arvind Singh Bisht, Dy. Comdt lead from the front and displayed rare grit under the most challenging circumstances dealing a deadly blow to the vicious motives of the Maoists, thereby preventing a major tragedy. Shri Bisht displayed most conspicuous personal bravery, rare valour under adversity and leadership qualities of the highest standard in the face of massive offensive by the Maoists and successfully launched a counter ambush to defeat the nefarious designs of the Maoists and save valuable770 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 lives. He had set an example for generations to follow and his act of bravery would serve as an inspiration for many in times to come.
In this encounter Shri Arvind Singh Bisht, Deputy Commandant 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 12/11/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 68-Pres/2015- 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. Joy Prakash Rajbonshi,
Inspector
2. Ramaiah Karuppiah,
Constable
3. Jitender Kumar,
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
An intelligence input from IB suggested presence of senior CPI (Maoist) leaders namely Arvind, Birsai, Mritunjay and Inderajeet alongwith other junior cadres in a camp established in a dense jungle falling under P/S Manika, Distt: Latehar (Jharkhand). Accordingly aerial reconnaissance and thermal imaging of the area was done with the help of Indian Air Force but exact location of the camp could not be made out. Therefore, co-ordinates of suspected locations were marked for combing. Six strike teams consisting troops of 203, 209 CoBRA, 11, 112, 214 Bn CRPF and 03 assault groups of Jharkhand Jaguar with civil police component were formed for launching a special operation code named "Ja11-3". Specific areas to target were given to each strike team. After briefing of teams on Map & Google at Ranchi, the strike teams were launched from two temporary established launch pads at Kumandih Railway station and Hehegarha village on 11.06.2013 at 1800 hours.
The troops carried out intensive combing of the jungle but contact with the naxals was not established. For de-induction, troops of 209 CoBRA were required to reach Kumandih launch pad from where they were to be transported back to base. On 12.06.2013 at about 1730 hours, when the troops were deeply exhausted from whole night and day long operation and were about to enter their launch pad at railway station Kumandih, Naxals who had laid an ambush opened heavy fire on them from two opposite directions i.e. North and South. Naxals, following the teaching of MAO that "Attack the enemy when he is exhausted", had rightly planned the ambush but they failed in choosing the right enemy. When naxals opened fire they retaliated the fire and started countering the ambush. At the time of ambush, Team No.2 commanded by Inspector Joy Prakash Rajbonshi was crossing the killing zone and thus when naxals opened fire this team got trapped in the killing Zone. Being at the killing zone this team was bearing the brunt of incessant naxal fire. At this juncture Inspr/GD Joy Prakash Rajbonshi did not get bogged down by the onslaught instead ordered his team to open heavy fire at the naxals and also to fire grenades using UBGL. The retaliatory fire by the troops pinned down the naxals to an extent. Taking the advantage, Inspector Joy Prakash Rajbonshi along with his buddy CT/GD R Karippiah came out of their covers amid heavy fire and blasting grenades and crawled towards western side to launch a flaking attack. On reaching the flank they opened heavy fire at the entrenched naxals. Their-bold and courageous attack on enemy helped other CoBRA troops to move ahead and join them in the counter-attack. With the increased strength, the troops began to move ahead swiftly from the western flank adopting tactice of fire and move. Simultaneously, CT/GD Jitender Kumar of D/11 Bn deployed for security of launch pad and positioned on top of a railway station building, identified the location of naxals and opened heavy fire at them using his LMG. In retaliation naxals opened fire at him but exhibiting conspicuous bravery and valour he did not move but held his ground and kept firing without caring for his life. His precise and accurate firing helped the CoBRA troops in their advance towards the entrenched naxals. The counter-attack and precise firing by the troops coupled with support from the L-MG fire of CT/GD Jitender Kumar resulted in injuries to some of the naxalsPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 771 which shattered their morale and they began to withdraw carrying their injured cadres. The troops however chased the naxals for some distance but they managed to flee taking advantage of terrain and through their pre-decided escape routes.
Post operation interceptions suggested death of naxal cadre and injury to three (one of them being some prominent leader) in this encounter. The death of three naxals was later substantiated by a naxal cadre involved in the encounter and arrested from Chhattisgarh. The prominent leader namely Inderrjeet @ Kapil Yadav, ERB coy commander and a close associate of Arvindji @ Dev Kumar, CCM who had sustained injuries during this encounter was also apprehended while taking treatment at Patna, Bihar. He is one of the most dreaded naxal commanders in the state and was involved in planting of bomb in the stomach of a CRPF jawan. He had also led several attacks on security Force, in Latehar, Palamu, Garwa and Gumla districts of Jharkhand.
During the operation CT/GD Jitender Kumar displayed bravery of highest order as even after knowing the fact that he is alone and uncovered and may become the target of naxals bullets, he fired effectively at naxals giving due support to advancing troops. Insp/GD Joy Prakash Rajbonshi and CT/GD Karippiah of 209 CoBRA, without caring for their personal safety fought very gallantly. Their fire power and conspicuous bravery inflicted injuries to naxals. They not only saved the lives of security force personnel but also broke a well planned and meticulously laid ambush by naxals.
In this encounter S/Shri Joy Prakash Rajbonshi, Inspector, Ramaiah Karuppiah, Constable and Jitender 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 12/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 69-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Ariiche Anthony Maheo, (PMG)
Deputy Commandant
2. Guru Charan Kalindia, (1st Bar to PMG)
Assistant Commandant
3. Ashish Rajan, (PMG)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
An intelligence input was received about a splinter group of 10-15 Maoists belonging to 3rd CRC (Central Regional Command) present in the hilly and forest area under PS-Potangi in Koraput District, Odisha. On receipt of information, teams of 202 CoBRA were launched for a special operation under the overall supervision of Shri Ariiche A. Maheo, DC on 31/10/2013 at 2100 hrs.
At about 0900 hrs on 01/11/2013, as the troops were combing the dense and hilly jungle, Shri Guru Charan Kalindia, AC spotted some smoke and movement atop the hill they were climbing. The observation was shared immediately with the operational commander Shri Ariiche A. Maheo, DC. The commander after meticulously examining the terrain ahead and assessing the situation, divided his party into two. He ordered Shri Guru Charan Kalindia, AC to advance tactically towards the area with his team while he along with his buddy CT/GD Ashish Ranjan and some other team members moved towards the left flank to cover and assault, if required.
Since it was a broad day light, hence despite of their best efforts and tactical move, the armed Maoists occupying better and dominating position spotted the team moving under the command of Shri Guru Charan Kalindia, AC and began to fire indiscriminately coupled with lobbing of grenades. Finding that the troops were at a disadvantageous position and they had the dominance over them, the naxals got entrenched behind their well secured morchas and fired heavily turning the place into a killing zone for the troops. Staying in the place was getting dangerous and riskier by the increased volume of fire but knowing that the ground and attention of naxals was required to be held till a flanking attack by Shri Ariiche A. Maheo,772 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 DC was launched, Shri Guru Charm Kalindia, AC braved the onslaught of naxals and kept his troops motivated to keep firing at the naxals. In the process of keeping the attention on him he took a chance and came out of his cover to neutralize the naxals. He crawled towards the camp and inflicted some damage on naxals by injuring a few of them. Putting his life at a risk he kept the battle on which was taking place at a close distance.
On the other side, Shri. Ariiche A. Maheo, DC, alongwith his buddy CT/GD Ashish Ranjan and other team members exhibited extreme courage and advanced tactically to the closest observation point. On reaching closer to the naxal camp they noticed that some naxals were well entrenched in their morchas and firing incessantly to inflict maximum damage to the troops. They also noticed that one of the Maoist who was firing with an INSAS rifle and had a wireless with him was directing the operation from the Maoist side and was frequently changing his position. It took the commander no time to understand that he was the naxal commander and needed to be neutralized first in order to send them in disarray. He along with CT/GD Ashish Ranjan waited patiently for him to come towards their direction and as he moved towards their flank they charged towards him firing from their hip position in a conspicuous act of bravery and gallantry and neutralized him on the spot. The attack from the flank and killing of their commander took naxals by surprise and their morale sagged. Seeing the advance of troops from two directions the naxals began to flee towards the other side of hillock taking advantage of thick bushes and heavy undergrowth.
In the exchange of fire, the Maoist commander who was directing the operation was neutralized and one 5.56 MM INSAS rifle, 47 Nos. live ammunitions, 101 Nos. of detonators, one wireless set, one hand grenade, one camera TED controller and other articles were recovered besides injuries to some of the naxal cadres.
In the entire operation, Shri Ariiche A Maheo, DC exhibited exemplary courage and bravery coupled with a high standard of professionalism and dedication towards duty at great risk to his own life. Shri Guru Charan Kalindia, AC also did not care for his life and stayed in the killing zone for the accomplishment of the operational plan. He not only exposed himself to the fire of naxals in order to keep them engaged but also injured a few of them. CT/GD Ashish Ranjan, though being a new entrant in the force, rendering only 01 year 04 months service, displayed the gallant and daring act by fighting shoulder to shoulder with his commander and neutralizing the naxal commander. Their praiseworthy performance not only saved the lives of CRPF personnel from the naxal onslaught but also neutralized an important naxal who was commanding the group.
In this encounter S/Shri Ariiche Anthony Maheo, Deputy Commandant, Guru Charan Kalindia, Assistant Commandant and Ashish Rajan, 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 01/11/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 70-Pres/2015—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. Binod Kumar Singh, (Posthumously)
Deputy Commandant
2. Ramjee Ram, (Posthumously)
Sub Inspector
3. Lal Babu Sah, (Posthumously)
Head Constable/dvr.
4. Sri Ray Singh, (Posthumously)
Head Constable
5. Ashok Kumar Nirala, (Posthumously)
Constable
6. Bikarmaditya Yadav, (Posthumously)
ConstablePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 773 Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Chakrabandha forest in Bihar has been a safe den for Maoists owing to its strategic location i.e. distance from District Headquarters, escape routes to the adjoining states of Jharkhand and UP, undulating terrain, dense forest cover and poor communication facilities. In order to prevent SFs from entering their stronghold and carrying out operations, the area remains heavily mined with antipersonnel as well as anti vehicle mines.
The inputs on the presence of dreaded maoist leader Arvindji [Central Committee Member of CPI (Maoists)], in the area was being closely followed by the CRPF. On one such reliable input, an operation was launched jointly by troops of 205 CoBRA, 47 Bn, 159 Bn of CRPF and a team of STF on 18/10/2012 in the wee hours of the morning. The troops were divided so as to form Six Strike Teams. The main Strike Team was being led by Shri Chhote Lal, 2IC and included Shri B K Singh, Dy. Comdt. and other officers and men of 159 Bn and a team of STF.
As planned, this team moved in the wee hours of the morning from Imamganj and reached village Sewra, beyond which the terrain was hilly and forested. The strike teams kept advancing after duly clearing the roads with the help of Bomb Disposal Squads. At about 0610 Hrs, as the troops were advancing towards Village Tarchuan they were ambushed by the Maoists. The Maoists initially blasted a powerful IED planted deep inside the road followed by intense firing and thereafter detonated a series of IEDs. The most powerful TED had exploded beneath the Mine Protected Vehicle (MPV) propelling the vehicle into the air and blowing it apart. Four more motorcycles also came under the impact of the IEDs and were blown apart. SI/GD Ramjee Ram and HC/Dvr Lal Babu Sah, who were travelling sustained grievous injuries and got trapped in its mangled remains. Eight more personnel were injured but HC/GD Sri Ray Singh, CT/GD Ashok Kumar Nirala and CT/GD Bikramditya Yadav sustained serious injuries. Despite, sustaining serious injuries and bleeding profusely, SI/GD Ramjee Ram displayed tremendous resilience in the face of adversity and overcoming the excruciating pain in his left hand as it had been virtually ripped off and rendered useless, managed to retrieve his weapon and held on to it. The weapon of HC/Dvr Lal Babu Sah was badly damaged. HC Sri Ray Singh, CT Ashok Kumar Nirala and CT Bikramditya Yadav who had also suffered from serious injuries and caught in the midst of the ambush, overcame the initial shock and setback and despite experiencing severe pain and anguish displayed steely resolve and gained control of their weapons.
Apart from inflicting casualties, the primary motive of the CPI (Maoists) was to loot the weapons from the SFs to strengthen their arsenal. The Maoists sensing that the troops were badly injured and expecting no resistance what so ever, moved in for the final kill raining bullets and lobbing grenades to loot the weapons of the injured personnel and inflict further misery. They were being provided covering fire by the Maoists perched on the hill-top armed with machine guns. The troops though badly injured and out-numbered were not the ones to give up easily without putting up a valiant fight. With imminent death staring at their face, SI/GD Ramjee Ram who himself was badly injured led by example and infused fresh energy into the seriously wounded jawans, when he despite a badly mutilated left hand assisted by HC/Dvr Lal Babu Sah combined together to fire at the advancing Maoists. The other three injured personnel garnering fresh courage crawled to the nearest cover available and displaying great tenacity and presence of mind continued to fire heavily, also lobbing grenades intermittently. Such a determined and gritty response from the grievously injured jawans took the adversaries totally by surprise and stopped them in their tracks. Unfortunately, the brave-hearts lost the battle of their lives and succumbed to their injuries. They had fought like wounded tigers and not only managed to keep the marauding Maoists at bay, but had also foiled the nefarious designs of the Maoists to loot the weapons.
Shri B K Singh, Dy. Comdt., on seeing his injured troops caught in the incessant fire of Maoists advanced tactically towards the blast site and ordered his team to fire back heavily. In the ensuing fierce counter-attack he got opportunity to rescue his injured personnel from the ambush zone. After retrieving the injured and dead bodies of martyrs to a safer place, he decided to not let the Maoists get away easily and gloat of their success. He reorganized his troops to launch a second counter attack on the Maoists. The Maoists had tactically chosen the site and were perched on surrounding hilltops behind secured positions. Noticing that the Maoists were at dominating heights and watching the movement of the troops he planned to attack simultaneously from different directions duly supported by area weapons. As he along with his assault team moved ahead, he noticed around 15 landmines planted in series obstructing his advance. The Maoists were raining havoc on the troops from their almost impregnable defence compounded with planted mines in the front. He at first neutralized the landmines with the help of BDD Squad and then advanced towards the hilltop. They crawled their way to close proximity of Maoists, utilizing the minimum cover available, and launched a fierce assault using Grenades of UBGLs. The frontal attack paid dividend as some of the Maoists got injured while others were taken by surprise and pushed to the back foot. Shri B K Singh, DC who was leading the troops sustained severe gun injuries during this attack. However, the injuries did not deter him and he continued the assault bravely. The close quarter battle was on where Maoists were using grenades and heavy gun fire to inflict as many casualties to the CRPF as they could. To break the deadlock, Shri B K Singh DC, ordered his team to lob grenades in succession at the Morchas so that they could move a bit further and launch a final assault. The team members braving the flying bullets lobbed grenades in quick succession one after another. As the grenades began to explode, the Maoists were totally uprooted and they began to flee one after other carrying their injured cadres.
774 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1During the encounter, Shri B K Singh, Dy. Comdt., fought with the Maoists with dedication, zeal and courage and saved men, weapons and dead bodies of CRPF personnel. He personally led the troops and exhibited death defying valour forcing the Maoists to run away from their well entrenched positions. Despite being hit by bullets he kept the assault on and in the fierce gun fight he himself shot at and injured some Maoists. He was seriously injured in this endeavour and later succumbed to it. Similarly SI/GD Ramjee Ram, HC/DVR Lal Babu Sah, HC/GD Shri Ray Singh, CT/GD Ashok Nirala and CT/GD Bikramaditya Yadav too fought with the Maoists with dedication, zeal and courage and saved the men and weapons of CRPF personnel. They continued firing till their death or evacuation from the ambush site for treatment, which not only helped in saving the weapons and men but foiled the plan of Maoists of looting the weapons of Security Forces.
Recoveries made :-
1) Pressure Cooker bomb-09
2) Improvised Pipe IED-06
3) Cordex wire-60 mtrs
4) Electric wire-100 mtrs
In this encounter S/Shri (Late) Binod Kumar Singh, Deputy Commandant, (Late) Ramjee Ram, Sub Inspector, (Late) Lal Babu Sah, Head Constable /Dvr, (Late) Sri Ray Singh, Head Constable, (Late) Ashok Kumar Nirala, Constable and (Late) Bikarmaditya 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 with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 18/10/2012.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 71-Pres/2015—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 V. Climond Joseph, (Posthumously) Head Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
F Coy of 186 Bn CRPF was deployed in Arunachal Pradesh and conducting counter insurgency operations. Due to heightened threat of Naxal violence during the Assembly Elections and to strengthen the security grid of the state the company was ordered to move from Arunanchal Pradesh to Chhattishgarh State. Accordingly the company moved and got deployed in the state. It established it's camp in the area under Police Station Katekalyan of Dantewada District which is a hot bed of Naxal activities. To sanitize the area before polling day which was on 11/11/2013, troops regularly conducted area domination and laid ambushes on the suspected routes. On the polling day i.e. on 11/11/2013, a platoon of F/186 was detailed to dominate the area around polling Booth No. 177 at village- Naynar, under Police Station Katekalyan, Distt. Dantewada. At around 1400 Hrs., while the platoon was patrolling the area around polling booth, a group of 30-40 maoists with the intention of trapping and killing security force personnel and looting EVMs opened heavy fire on the CRPF troops. The maoists had laid two sided ambush and were using heavy fire coupled with lobbing of grenades so as to inflict maximum casualty on the Security Forces. Finding his troops trapped in two- directional fire, HC/GD V. Climond Joseph rose to the occasion and without caring for his life positioned himself at the forefront and fired at the maoists. He positioned himself behind a tree and retaliated heavily with the intention to dislodge the well entrenched maoists. Facing the stiff challenge from the troops, the maoists resorted to indiscriminate and heavy fire due to which the lives of civilian voters and polling staff came under grave threat. Seeing this HC/GD V Climond Joseph decided to target the naxal component from where the automatic fire was coming. In the pursuit, he gallantly came out of his cover and charged towards maoists using tactics of fire and move. By doing so, he gave cover to the voters, polling staff and other troops. Resultantly other troops also joined him in his pursuit and taking a cue from his gallant move started advancing towards the Maoists using the fire and move tactics. However, during the charge, HC/GD V Climond Joseph received fatal bullet injury but that did not deter resolute and overcoming his excruciating pain, he kept leading the counter attack. Due to his gallant action and tenacious team fighting spirit, maoists who were well entrenched behind secured covers had to made a hasty retreat. Ultimately the attempt of maoists of harming voters, polling staff, capture booth or destroy the EVMs with the clear intention of disrupting the democratic process conducted in highly naxal infested area of Chhattisgarh was foiled.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 775During the encounter, HC/GD V Climond Joseph's gallant action kept the maoists at bay and saved the lives of the polling party, troops and the general public who had come to the polling booth to exercise their franchise in a highly naxal infested area. His brave, bold and courageous action infused a new vigor in his troops who later joined him in counter attacking the maoists and forcing them to flee to save their lives. HC/GD V Climond Joseph later succumbed to his injuries during evacuation and attained martyrdom.
In this encounter (Late) Shri V. Climond Joseph, 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 11/11/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 72-Pres/2015—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. Padam Singh,
Constable
2. Ravindra Bhaskar, Constable
3. Amit Sharma,
Assistant Commandant
4. Prabhat Kumar Pankaj, Sub Inspector
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Based on an intelligence input about presence of Naxals in large number in the jungles falling under Police Station Kuchai, District Saraikela Kharsawan (Jharkhand), two strike parties comprising of 08 teams of 209 CoBRA along with 02 assault groups of Jharkhand Jaguar were formed and assigned the task to carry out Special Ops Hot Search with effect from 12/5/2013 to 13/05/2013 in the deep forest area, south of village-Chatnibera, under PS-Kuchai. The Strikes entered into the target area in the intervening night of 12-13/5/2013. Strike-I, commanded by Shri Arun Kumar, DC, after clearing the jungle near village Silaghati in the early morning moved towards the jungle near village Chhatribera. Shri Amit Sharma, AC, was leading his team as part of Strike-1. At about 1015 hrs, when the leading team was negotiating a hillock, Naxals hiding on the top first triggered IEDs and then opened heavy fire on the troops. Shri Amit Kumar, AC, took no time to understand that they have come across a temporary well-defended Naxal hideout located in a dominating ground. He even noticed some morchas prepared on the trees. Without getting scared by the preparation and dominance of Naxals, he applied his professional acumen and ordered his team members to fire back heavily at the Naxals and simultaneously provide cover fire to the scouts who were caught under the incessant fire. Naxals were very defiant and challenging the troops with incessant fire. The ill motive of Naxals was initially to panic the troops with IED explosions and inflict maximum casualities. Sh. Amit Sharma, AC, on receiving the support fire, planned to counter-attack the Naxals and in the pursuit moved ahead alongwith the scouts. But the IEDs planted by Naxals were the prime obstacle in the movement. Taking the risk, Shri Amit Sharma, AC and SI/GD Prabhat Kumar Pankaj surreptitiously and cautiously moved ahead and detected the IEDs camouflaged in the front. To reach closer to Naxals it was imperative that these IEDs should be diffused. Sensing that it would not be feasible to remove all the IEDs planted, he first studied the pattern in which IEDs were laid and on finding that they were in series, he cut the wire from two ends making a few IEDs ineffective and thereby opened a safe passage for troops to charge-in. Meanwhile, CT/GD Padam Singh and CT/GD Ravindra Bhaskar the other members of the scout gave the most desirable cover fire and engaged the Naxals in a fierce gun battle. Their fierce charge with accurate and consistent fire helped in deviating Naxals attention from the party engaged in detection/destruction of IEDs. Once the passage was clear, CT/GD Padam Singh and CT/GD Ravindra Bhaskar crawled ahead towards the Naxal position. Now, CT/GD Ravindra Bhaskar CT/GD Padam Singh, Shri Amit Sharma, AC and SI/GD Prabhat Kumar Pankaj were in the frontline. They were close to the niche of Naxals. On a predetermined signal, the four simultaneously mounted a776 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 vicious and deliberate assault on the Naxals from a close range. They took the Naxals with surprise as they were not aware of the tactical move of the troops. They were unprepared to confront such a valiant and vicious assault which pushed them on back foot. The officer/personnel in the frontline of the gun battle exhibited exemplary skill to muster courage and thrive in such challenging circumstances. They successfully gunned downed two Naxals in the encounter. They were continuously and consistently narrowing the gap between them and the Naxals. The Naxals were confronting difficulties to face the robust challenge ever and planned to withdraw from their position. Subsequently, the Naxals clandestinely escaped through the thick vegetation. The search operation resulted in recovery of a dead body of skilled Naxal and 01 SLR from the encounter site.
In this operation, CT/GD Padam Singh, CT/GD Ravindra Bhaskar, AC Amit Sharma, and SI/GD Prabhat Kumar Pankaj exhibited exemplary bravery, courage, leadership and camaraderie. The above officer, SO and men have veritably epitomized the essence of soldiering and led an enduring tale of valour which will continue to inspire others. They ignited appetite of indomitability in their team to the acme of zeal and enthusiasm and exhorted them to fight with bravery. The planning and execution of operation by the officer, SO and men exhibited their professional acumen and dedication due to which one dead body of Naxal and 01 SLR were recovered. These commandos fought against the Naxals without any fear, displayed great courage, sense of responsibility and leadership quality.
Recoveries Made:-
01 dead body, out of two naxalites who reportedly killed. 7.62 SLR rifle-01 No, 7.62 mm Ammunition-130 Rds, Empty cases-06 Nos, Country made grenade-01 No, Detonator-04 Nos, Mag SLR-03, Camouflage ammunition pouch-01, Black colour pitthu-01 No. Multipurpose Knife-01 No, pull through-02 Nos. and Rs. 533/-.,
In this encounter S/Shri Padam Singh, Constable, Ravindra Bhaskar, Constable, Amit Sharma, Assistant Commandant and Prabhat Kumar Pankaj, Sub Inspector 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 13/05/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 73-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry/ 1st Bar to Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Priya Ranjan Gupta, (PMG)
Assistant Commandant
2. Vinod Singh, (1st Bar to PMG)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 19/05/2014, highly reliable information was received from SP East Garo Hills about the presence of 10-12 cadres of banned extremist group UALA (United A'chik Liberation Army) in Chiokgre forest under P.S-William Nagar, Distt- East Garo Hills (Meghalaya). After due deliberation, a meticulous plan was prepared to conduct Search and Destroy Operation in the area. The task was assigned to a joint team of CoBRA (CRPF) and SWAT (Meghalaya Police) U/C Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta, Asstt. Comdt. CRPF.
The team was briefed at William Nagar base camp on 19/05/2014 by Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta, Asstt. Comdt. All the important aspects such as previous incidents, terrain, route in and out, obstacles en-route, interim rendezvous and communication passwords were discussed at length. Troops left the base camp at around 0230 hrs on 20/05/2014 and tactically moved towards the target. The area was covered with dense jungle which hampered the visibility and movement of the troops. After a difficult and strenuous navigation in the hilly and treacherous terrain, the joint team reached in the vicinity of the suspected hide-out. The hide out was atop a hill with dense vegetation. An initial reconnaissance of the target area was conducted and cut-offs were placed at various vantage and strategic points.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 777At first light the assault team U/C Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta, Asstt. Comdt. of 210 CoBRA tactically moved towards the hide-out. The uphill movement with enemy positioned on the top was a dangerous and risky proposition; nevertheless, the assault team proceeded towards the hideout without caring for the dangers ahead. The scouts were led by Shri. Priya Ranjan Gupta, AC and as they moved closer to the hide-out, two insurgents positioned behind a morcha opened indiscriminate fire at them. The team retaliated immediately and moved ahead using tactics of fire and move. But soon, some other insurgents present in the hide-out occupied safe positions behind trees and temporary morchas and joined the gun-fight. The indiscriminate and heavy volume of fire from the enemy side forced the troops to halt their advance and reshape their strategy. They took positions behind covers and an intense battle at close proximity ensued. The insurgents used indiscriminate fire coupled with lobbing of grenades to inflict maximum casualty on troops and manage their escape. To break the deadlock and prevent the escape of insurgents, Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta, AC planned to attack them from behind. The movement out of secured covers when the bullets were thudding all around the ground and trees was a riskier proposition and entailed risk of life. Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta, AC threw all security precautions in air for a cause, took along CT/GD Vinod Singh and crawled under flying bullets to move away from battle zone. Both the daredevils took a circular route, reached at the back of insurgents and launched a brutal assault by use of heavy gunfire. The insurgents got caught in the fire from two directions with their escape route plugged. They then decided to make a retreat but for this an escape route was required to be open. In a bid to open the escape route, two of the insurgents took position towards Sh. Priya Ranjan Gupta AC and Ct Vinod Singh and fired heavily with lobbing of a grenade. The grenade blasted just a few meters before them and the two had a narrow escape. Overcoming the shock of the grenade blast, the two in a dare devilry act came out of their covers and with precision and accurate fire gunned down both the insurgents. The neutralisation of two insurgents opened the floodgate for the other troops to carry an all-out assault on the insurgents. Troops then converged towards the rest of the insurgents adopting the tactics of fire and move and after a fierce encounter neutralized three more insurgents.
After the exchange of fire stopped, troops searched the area and recovered five dead bodies of UALA (United A'chik Liberation Army) cadres along with three AK series rifles, 05 magazines, 110 rounds of ammunitions, one 7.65 mm pistol with 08 rounds, Demand letter of UALA- 03 pages, Identity cards of UALA-03 Nos., list of UALA cadres- 02 pages, Booklet (Army formation of UALA)- 01 No., Bio-data of UALA leader- 03 pages, Badges of UALA-50 Nos. and other incriminating documents.
During the entire gunfight, Shri Priya Ranjan Gupta, AC of 210 CoBRA led his troops from the front and displayed leadership of the highest order. Shri Priya Ranjan Gupta, AC and CT/GD Vinod Singh of 210 CoBRA showed gallant act of the highest order. They risked their lives in the face of grave risk and in a fierce gunfight gunned down 05 hardcore UALA insurgents.
Recovery made:-
• 05 UALA EXTREMISTS KILLED NAMELY (I) DUNCAN N. SANGMA (II) GRIPIT CH MOMIN (III) BATNAGAR R MARAK @ TETE @ DIKDIK (IV) KEKIL R MARAK @ SAIBAT & (V) SENGNANG N MARAK @ WALTE.
• AK 47 SERIES RIFLE-03 NOS (BODY NO. G4034121959, 56-29011294 & 56-17233095)
• AK 47 SERIES MAG-05 NOS.
• 7.62x39 MM LIVE AMNS-110 RDS.
• EMPTY CASES OF 7.62x39 MM-21 NOS.
• 7.65 MM PISTOL-01 (BODY NO. 889).
• 7.65x25 MM LIVE AMNS-08 RDS.
• 7.65 MM PISTOL MAG-03 NOS.
In this encounter S/Shri Priya Ranjan Gupta, 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 of Police Medal/1st Bar to Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 20/05/2014.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President778 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 No. 74-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Central Reserve Police Force:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Biresh Chauhan,
Sub Inspector
2. P. Velumurugan,
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On credible information about large-scale movement of Maoists formation of companies and battalions near Duler & Poovarti Village area of Jagargunda, P.S, Dist-Sukma (CG), IGP,CRPF(S/S) Grey Hounds, Commandant 217 Bn CRPF and SP Khammam planned a joint Spl Ops (SADO) by Grey Hounds, AP Police, CRPF and CG Police wef 14/04/2013 at 0800 hrs to 19/04/2013. On 14/04/2013, after briefing the troops moved to the area of operation as per plan. The troops trekked through inhospitable undulating terrain for 40 Kms in the night amidst thick jungle ridden with land mines ancil infested with armed militia. SI/GD Biresh Chouhan who was detailed with the party noticed 14-15 uniformed naxals sitting near a nallah on the outskirt of village Poovarti. Party as per direction of party commander moved towards the position of naxals tactically according to the shade topography and succeeded to a great extent but the enemy sighted the police party and opened indiscriminate fire with automatic rifles, and detonated IEDs. Instead of taking the attack lying down SI/GD Biresh Chauhan along with his party members daringly advanced and started firing at the naxals, despite volley of fire coming from enemies (naxals) side. He showed tremendous courage and took the naxals head on. He was given support fire by CT/GD Vel Murugan assisted by 3 commandos of Grey hounds. The naxals who were nearby also joined and started firing on the SFs. But with excellent skill and quick fire power of SI/GD Biresh Chauhan and CT/GD Vel Murugan, they could neutralize 09 top Maoists cadres including one State Committee member, two district Committee Secretaries, two area Committee members and injured many more. They did not even allow the naxals to drag away the killed naxals and kept the naxals at bay. By their courageous at they not only eliminated the naxals but also recovered 13 weapons including 4 INSAS and 4 SLRs. Their dedication, high degree of courage and bravery, conspicuous commitment and presence of mind in eliminating the naxals right inside the naxals den in a professional manner deserve highest recognition as they put their lives to imminent danger with a rare degree of courage and commitment beyond the call of duty.
Recovery:
| S.No. | Particulars | Qty. |
| 1 | SAS Rifle | 02 Nos. |
| 2 | .303Rifle | 02 Nos. |
| 3 | SLR | 04 Nos. |
| 4 | SDBL | 01 No. |
| 5 | Carbine | 01 No. |
| 6 | Pistol | 01 No. |
| 7 | Tamancha | 01 No. |
| 8 | SLR Mag. | 06 Nos |
| 9 | AK Mag. | 06 Nos |
| 10 | Carbine Mag. | 01 No. |
| 11 | 7.62 MM Amn | 55 Nos. |
| 12 | 7.62x39 MM Amn | 20 Nos. |
| 13 | Memory Card | 10 Nos. |
| 14 | Sim Card | 02 Nos. |
| 15 | Cell Phone | 03 Nos. |
| 16 | Cash | Rs. 19600/- |
In this encounter S/Shri Biresh Chauhan, Sub Inspector and P. Velumurugan, 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 16/04/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 75-Pres/2015— The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Indo Tibetan Border Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Shivraj Singh,
Assistant Commandant
2. Surender Prasad, Inspector
3. Yudhvinder Singh, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
On 07.06.2013 reliable information was received at THQ Manpur that around 30-40 Naxalites have taken shelter in the forest of Bukmarka village 16 km from THQ Manpur. Immediately on directions of his senior to draw up plans to launch operation, AC/GD Shivraj Singh Planned an Inter State Operation in co-ordination with other organizations and State Police.
On the intervening night of 7th and 8th June 2013, AC/GD Shivraj Singh led his team consisting of SOs-13, ORs- 36 of ITBP and SOs-02, ORs-48 of CGP for operation in general area Bukmarka village. AC/GD Shivraj Singh directed ITBP Pl. No. 1&2 to cordon the village from right & left flank and striking party of 29th ITBP personnel with party of Chhattisgarh Police personnel started searching the Kothar/Behak of Bukmarka village. On reaching Bukmarka village, Insp/GD Surender Prasad was given responsibility to cordon the village from right flank.
Suddenly, on hearing gunshot from the direction of Kothar/Behak approx 50-60 mtrs distance, AC/GD Shivraj Singh, immediately reacted to the situation and indicated the Bhak from where fire comes upon the troop, accordingly fire was retaliated immediately. Suddenly two female and three male naxals wearing green uniform came out from the Behak and started running towards Bukmarka village in the opposite direction of striking party. Taking advantage of dark and undulating ground all five naxals could take cover and ran towards Nallah. Meanwhile one more naxal came out of the Behak and started running towards village Bukmarka. Immediately fire was opened upon the escaping naxal by AC/GD Shivraj Singh and CT/GD Yudhvinder Singh, as the result naxal could hardly run 10-15 mtrs when he got hit and he fell down. As the operation was on, villagers of Bukmarka started beating Drums and Nagadas to distract the force as well as to pass the information to other Maoists. Insp Surender Prasad who was covering the village from one side informed AC Shivraj Singh that the villagers have started coming out of their houses with sound of beating drums and nagadas which was managed by Insp Surender Prasad very efficiently. In between AC/GD Shivraj Singh decided to fire UBGL on running naxals and directed Insp Rajender Nage to fire three round of UBGL. Immediately after the fire of UBGL, villagers stopped playing the drums and nagadas. Chhattisgarh police personnel confirmed that the Maoist who was shot dead is as dreaded naxal Udham Singh, Commander of Mohla LOS and Secretary of Manpur Area Committee on whose head State Govt. had announced cash reward of 2.10 lacs. AC/GD Shivraj Singh directed Insp Amit Beria of Chhattisgarh Police and his party to search the Kothar/Behak along with strike party. CT/GD Yudhvinder Singh was a member of strike party and he was the first person to enter the Kothar where he saw one male and one female inside the behak. He also noticed one INSAS rifle there. Both the persons were immediately apprehended and taken in custody. Spot interrogation by AC/GD Shivraj Singh revealed that they are owner of that Kothar, who confirmed that there were eight Naxals including female under command of Udham Singh present in this Behak. Both the persons were taken to village and the lady was handed over to villagers and the male was retained for further investigation.
AC/GD Shivraj Singh with his Strike party and cordon party searched the Kothar thoroughly and recovered, SLR rifle-01, 12 bore single barrel-02, .315mm pistol-01, SLR Mag-02, INSAS Mag-01, 7.62mm BDR-51 live rounds,780 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 AK-47-02 empty cases, Khukuri-01, Motorola VHF Set-01, flash Camera, Transistor, Medicines, Naxal Literature, Pithu, Clothing & Items of daily use and personaldiary of slain naxal Udam Singh. AC/GD Shivraj Singh also apprehended three suspected Jan Militia people from the village.
During the entire operation, AC/GD Shivraj Singh, Insp/GD Surrender Prasad and CT/GD Yudhvinder Singh have effectively taken all security precautions during the entire operation and was conducted in a very professional manner in consonance with highest traditions of ITBP. They displayed a high degree of professional ability by conducting a very clean operation resulting into killing of a dreaded hard core Maoist, and recovering a huge cache of arm & ammunition/naxal literature and others stores.
In this encounter S/Shri Shivraj Singh, Assistant Commandant, Surender Prasad, Inspector and Yudhvinder 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 08/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 76- Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the President's Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Indo Tibetan Border Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Praveen Kumar, Constable
2. Rakesh Kumar, Constable
3. Ved Pal Malik, Head Constable
4. Jadeja Rajender Singh, Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
In the year 2012, CT/GD Praveen Kumar, CT/GD Rakesh Kumar, HC/GD Ved Pal Malik and Ct/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh were selected for the sensitive and important assignment of guarding Indian Consulate General in Afghanistan and inducted for this duty on 11.05.2014, 09.05.2013, 22.04.2013 and 30.04.2013 respectively.
On 23.05.2014, at around 0325 hours a group of armed Fidayeens attacked the CGI, Herat with Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs) followed by heavy brust fire from automatic weapons. The duty sentries Rakesh Kumar and Praveen Kumar immediately returned fire with their automatic weapons and alerted post commander and other troops.
At about 0400 hrs, a group of Fidayeens tried to climb the boundary wall and enter the Consulate premises with the help of a ladder. One of them was successful in entering the premises, while other Fidayeens were lobbing Grenades to pin down the Commandos and helping the earlier in crossing the fenced wall and handed him over his AK-47 rifle. CT/GD Praveen Kumar and CT/GD Rakesh Kumar under directions of Post Commander displayed conspicuous act of gallantry, valour and grit in the face of enemy attack, adjusted their positions and with their precise shooting skills fired on the limbs of the Fidayeen as he was suspected to be carrying explosives on his body and killed the determined Fidayeen and forced the others to flee. Thus, thwarted the plan of Fidayeens to take hostage/killing of Consul General and the staff.
Meanwhile on the direction of Post Commander, HC/GD Vedpal and CT/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh took their positions on the nearby residential building and carefully and effectively engaged the attackers by their automatic weapons. Showing extraordinary presence of mind and conspicuous bravery in the face of enemy attack, HC/GD Vedpal and CT/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh escorted the civilian staff residing in the building to a safe room dodging the heavy volume of automatic weapons fire and ensured their safety throughout the operation. HC Vedpal and CT Jadeja Rajender Singh engaged the Fidayeens from outside. Their effective fire on the Fidayeens forced them to abandon their plan to enter the Consulate building and flee to safer place.
PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 781The gun battle continued for about 08 hours and other 03 Fidayeens were finally eliminated by continuous firing of HC/GD Vedpal and CT/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh and also by counter attack launched by the Afghan National Forces.
The tactical assessment, tremendous presence of mind, swift combat action and the grit shown by HC/GD Vedpal and CT/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh not only ensured elimination of 03 Fidayeens but averted a major mishap.
In the entire operation CT/GD Praveen Kumar, CT/GD Rakesh Kumar, HC/GD Vedpal and Ct/GD Jadeja Rajender Singh, showed exemplary bravery by killing one Fidayeen and preventing the other terrorists from entering into CGI premises and saving the life of Consul General and other staff and family members of Consulate General. The combative skills and swift action shown by them have demonstrated the sharpness, competence and combatative professionalism of ITBP in foreign soil to the international community.
In this encounter S/Shri Praveen Kumar, Constable, Rakesh Kumar, Constable, Ved Pal Malik, Head Constable and Jadeja Rajender 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 President's Police Medal and consequently carries with it the special allowance admissible under Rule 5, with effect from 23/05/2014.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President
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No. 77-Pres/2015—The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of Indo Tibetan Border Police:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Jayendra Prasad, (Posthumously)
Sub Inspector
2. Nand Ram, (Posthumously)
Constable
3. Bibhuti Roy, (Posthumously)
Constable
4. Sarvesh Kumar, (Posthumously)
Constable
5. Jomon P.G., (Posthumously)
Constable
6. Ajay Lal, (Posthumously)
Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
The unprecedented heavy downpour which continued from 15th to 17th of June-2013 had caused havoc in Kedarnath valley taking toll of thousands of precious human lives. On a requisition received from civil administration Sh G.S. Chauhan, Commandant 8th BN immediately organized a fully equipped rescue team consisting of GOs- -02, SOs-02, ORs- 15 of which SI/GD Jayendra Prasad, CT/GD Nand Ram and CT/GD Bibhuti Roy were also members, the team was sent to Guptkashi by helicopter on 19/06/2013.
This team started making and negotiating track upto Rambara where thousands of sick, injured and hungry pilgrims were trapped and after giving them first aid and food, evacuated them to safer place. Some of the pilgrims because of their injury or old age compulsion including children who were not even able to walk. Members of this team carried number at such helpless victims on their back of steep slopes risking their own lives.
On 20/06/2013 one more party of SOs-02, ORs-22 consisting of CT/GD Ajay Lal, CT/GD Sarvesh Kumar and CT/GD Jomon P.G. were also sent to Guptkashi. The same day this party after helping in the construction of helipad carried out search ops and rescued several personnel and also searched for missing people in Guptkashi up hill area.
On 21/06/2013 after finishing their task at Guptkashi both teams were clubbed together and sent to Kedarnath for rescue ops. In Kedarnath out of this team one small team consisting of CT/GD Ajay Lal, CT/GD Sarvesh Kumar, CT/GD Jomon P.G., CT/GD Nand Ram and CT/GD Bibhuti Roy under leadership of SI/GD Jayendra Prasad, was782 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1 formed. This team was given the task of evacuation of pilgrims trapped in Kedar valley upto road head. These pilgrims were trapped there as few seasonal Nallahs were overflowing and the track was washed away at many places. This team not only created an alternate track, but also used their mountaineering skills, constructed one small log bridge at one such overflowing Nallah by using rope, carabineer and pullies and thus evacuated thousands of people to road head through this alternate track.
From 22/06/20I3 to 24/06/2013 this team was given the task of helipad security, crowd control, distribution of food packets and potable water which this team did with utmost sincerity without caring for personal safety and dangers to their own lives.
By 25th of June, most of the pilgrims had been evacuated from Kedarnath Valley and nearby areas. This team had been working continuously for day and night since 19th June without caring for their own health. Taking note of the excellent and extensive work done by the team of SI/GD Jayendra Prasad, they were called back to BHQ for rest and recuperation.
The ITBP team led by SI/GD Jayendra Prasad along with NDRF teams of rescuers boarded the helicopter from Kedarnath area for return journey which crashed unfortunately enroute in which 20 personnel including 06 personnel of 8th Bn ITBP SI/GD Jayendra Prasad, CT/GD Nand Ram and CT/GD Bibhuti Roy, CT/GD Ajay Lal, CT/GD Sarvesh Kumar and CT/GD Jomon P.G. lost their lives.
The rescue team saved the lives of thousands of people at Guptkashi and Kedamath area during their six days of rescue operation under extremely harsh climate, persistent rain, unhygienic working conditions, risky and inhospitable terrain and in this process they made supreme sacrifice by laying their lives for the countrymen. This courageous rescue work of ITBP was highly appreciated by the public at large and by electronic and print media. Local administration also applauded the tremendous rescue works rendered by these ITBPeans.
All team members, without caring for their personal safety did courageous and commendable task and saved the lives of thousands of pilgrims and locals.
In this action S/Shri (Late) Jayendra Prasad, Sub Inspector, (Late) Nand Ram, Constable, (Late) Bibhuti Roy, Constable, (Late) Sarvesh Kumar, Constable, (Late) Jomon P.G., Constable and (Late) Ajay Lal, 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 25/06/2013.
Suresh Yadav OSD to the President
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No. 78-Pres/2015- The President is pleased to award the Police Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned officers of National Disaster Response Force:-
NAME & RANK OF THE OFFICERS
S/Shri
1. Nitya Nand Gupta, (Posthumously) Second-In-Command
2. Bhim Singh, (Posthumously) Inspector
3. Satish Kumar, (Posthumously) Sub Inspector
4. K. Vinaygan, (Posthumously) Constable
5. Bassvaraj Yaragatti, (Posthumously) ConstablePART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) 783 6. Santosh Kumar Paswan, (Posthumously) Constable
7. Sanjiva Kumar, (Posthumously) Constable
8. Pawar Shashi Kant Ramesh, (Posthumously) Constable
9. Ahir Rao Ganesh, (Posthumously) Constable
Statement of service for which the decoration has been awarded
Mother Nature chose the Kedar Volley of Garhwal region in Uttarakhand as its unfortunate victim when massive cloudburst hit the area on the intervening night of 16t" and 17th June, 2013, that left a trail of death and destruction in its wake. All the valleys of Uttarakhand and Himachal were hit by the catastrophe that destroyed all means of communications in the area. NDRF was called for to assist the civil administration to search and evacuate the trapped pilgrims immediately as high altitude mountains were teeming with stranded survivors without any food/water or any shelter. It was imperative to evacuate the survivors immediately to prevent further deaths from hypothermia and starvation.
A team led by Sh. Nitya Nand Gupta, Second-in-Command, was assigned to task to rush in and conduct search & rescue operations in the vicinity of Kedarnath Temple area. The team was airlifted and dropped at the site. They were the first to land at Kedarnath after the devastating disaster. There was no surface route and weather was hostile for helicopter evacuation. Completely on their own, the team worked in difficult terrain and under hostile weather conditions.
The team immediately gauged the gravity of situation and directed the team to prepare two more helipads other than the one already existing. Exhorted and actively guided by their leader, the team managed to prepare two more helipads manually with hand tools with sheer grit and determination in absence of any earthmover or any other heavy machinery and carried out rescue operation without caring for the own life and safety. They led from the front and exhorted the team to help the stranded pilgrims by bringing (often physically carrying them) to the helipads providing them food & medicines till such time all the survivors were evacuated. It was due to the determination and commitment of the team that 1800 pilgrims/locals could be evacuated safety from the temple area.
They displayed exemplary dedication and devotion in the highest traditions of NDRF and volunteered to rush into an area fraught with extremely dangerous conditions for flying without caring for their own life to prevent any more sufferings to the hapless survivors of the catastrophe. They worked in strenuous situations continuously for eight days in extremely adverse weather conditions and stayed under the open skies with the sole aim to save the lives of stranded pilgrims and locals. The team accomplished its mission with all survivors getting evacuated and brought to the safe locations.
The weather was still perilous for the air journey but they had to come back as rescue operations had to be commenced in other areas.While on return journey from Kedarnath, after completion of mission, the helicopter crashed into the mountain due to bad weather on 25/06/2013.
They laid down their lives in the line of duty and to serve the humanity, so as to ameliorate the suffering of survivors and their families without caring own lives. They made the supreme sacrifice while serving the nation and have brought laurels to the force in carrying out their duty with courage and devotion as is our motto, "Aapda Seva Sadaiv".
In this action S/Shri (Late) Nitya Nand Gupta, Second-In-Command, (Late) Bhim Singh, Inspector, (Late) Satish Kumar, Sub Inspector, (Late) K. Vinaygan, Constable, (Late) Bassvaraj Yaragatti, Constable, (Late) Santosh Kumar Paswan, Constable, (Late) Sanjiva Kumar,Constable, (Late) Pawar Shashi Kant Ramesh, Constable and (Late) Ahir Rao Ganesh, 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 25/06/2013.
SURESH YADAV OSD to the President784 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, AUGUST 1, 2015 (SRAVANA 10, 1937) [PART I—SEC. 1
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No. 79-Pres/2015 —The following amendment is made in this Secretariat Notification No. 70-Pres/84, dated the 7th June, 1984 published in Part I Section 1 of the Gazette of India on 23rd June, 1984 relating to the award of Police Medal for Gallantry:-
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