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DGP Sh. A.P. Pandey,

DGP Sh. J.P. Birdi and
DIG Sh. P.S. Gill Retire
Sh. A.P. Pandey, DGP/Vigilance and Security, PSEB, Patiala of 1974
batch, Sh. J.P. Birdi, DGP/Law and Order, Punjab of 1977 batch and Sh. Paramjit
Singh Gill, DIG./IT & T, Punjab of 1992 batch retired on 30th June 2010 after having
bestowed their
glorious services.
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP,
Punjab hosted a grand
farewell party to the retired
officers on 3rd July, 2010
where the retired IAS and IPS
officers were graced the occa-
sion.
Sh. A.P. Pandey was an IPS
officer of the 1974 batch. He held
many important posts apart from
being an SSP Gurdaspur and
Ludhiana; DIG Counter
Intelligence; IGP HQ, Commando,
Sh. P.S Gill, DGP, Punjab presenting a momento to Sh. A.P. Pandey at the farewell party.
Border Zone, Intelligence, PAP and
Director-cum IGP Vigilance
Bureau; Chief Director cum ADGP
VB and ADGP Administration;
DGP Prisons and DGP V&S,
Punjab State Electricity Board.
He remained on deputation to
BSF as DIG for around 5 years.
He was awarded a President
Police Medal for gallantry in
1985 and President Police
Medal for meritorious serv-
ices in 1995.
Sh. J.P Birdi was an
IPS Officer of 1977 Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP. Punjab presenting a momento to Sh. J.P. Birdi at the farewell party.

batch. He held many

important posts apart from being an SSP Gurdaspur and Patiala; DIG Jallandhar Range
and Faridkot Range; IGP Border Zone, Jallandhar Zone, Commando & IGP PAP;
ADGP Jail, Law & Order, Intelligence, GRP, IVC & Human Right Commission and
Crime. He was honoured with Padam Shri
in 1987 for distinguished services/achieve-
ment, a President Police Medal for gallantry
in 1987; a Special Duty Punjab Medal in
1992; DGP Commendation Disc in 1993,
President's Medal for meritorious services in
1995 and a Medal on the 50th Anniversary of
Independence. He has been the first police
officer posted abroad as Police Advisory
(Training) to the Republic of Seychelles from
March 1990 to March 1992. Besides, he has
a good number of books to his account.
Sh. Paramjit Singh Gill joined Punjab
Police as ASI in 1975 and became an IPS in Sh. P.S. Gill, presenting a momento to Sh. Paramjit Singh Gill, DIG at the farewell party.
1992. He remained posted as DIG Provisioning wing, Patiala Range, Intelligence, Training, Litigation, Punjab
Armed Police-II and DIG IT & T, Punjab. He was honoured by the President with Police Medal for Gallantry,
Police Medal for Meritorious services and Police Medal for distinguished services at different periods of time.

Police officers enjoying the farewell party.

3 days seminar on Cyber and Computer crime organized at Patiala

A three-day seminar on 'Cyber and Computer Crime and investigation for Police Officer’s was held at Punjabi
University, Patiala. The DGP, Punjab and Dr. Jaspal Singh, Vice Chancellor, Punjabi University jointly inaugurated
the Cyber and Computer lab. established in the University.
Releasing a CD on Cyber Crime on this occasion DGP,
Punjab asserted that a comprehensive training to the police
officers at all levels was necessary to address this problem.
Describing about the lab. the Head of Department, Dr.
Mukesh Thakkar stated that the Punjab Police in Punjabi
University collectively will work in a specific field and
provide excellent results in tackling high tech criminals.
The workshops for the training of students and also for the
police officers shall be organized here from time to time.
During the course, the information regarding computer
related crimes, e-mail crimes, bank fraud, credit card fraud
and mobile and Sim card shall be provided here. Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab releasing the Cyber Crime C.D. at Pbi. Uni. Patiala.

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 Changes in promotion policy from constable rank to
Head constable
Constable is an integral and vital part of the Police Force and he needs to be encouraged by improving
salaries, allowances and service conditions so that he may perform his duty properly. For this reason the promotion
from constable rank to Head constable rank is done through B-1 test, but inspite of that it has been felt that the
employees of constable rank should be given opportunity for promotion on the basis of seniority/ merit list. Because
of the lack of promotion channels these employees often retire in the same rank in which they had joined the service,
which weakens the morale of the employees. So it is proposed that in future the promotion of Head constable rank
would be done on competitive examination and seniority basis. Keeping the above in view the solution has been
evolved that the method of promotion from constable rank to Head constable rank incorporated in chapter 13 of
Punjab Police Rules may be devised anew. According to line 13.21 of Punjab Police Rules 1934 the promotions of
constable ranks to Head constable ranks are prescribed as below and the provisions of lines 13.1, 13.7 and 13.8 of
chapter 13 of Punjab Police Rules are ammended.
1. Maintenance of state level seniority of constables:
CPO will prepare a centralized seniority list of constables with name and number of each constable. The
seniority is prescribed as under:
a) Employee shall be considered senior from his date of joining.
b) If the date of joining of two employees coincides then elder in age shall be considered senior.
c) If the date of joining and date of birth of two employees coincides then the employee with higher
education shall be considered senior.
2. During the year the vacant posts of Head constable rank shall be filled with entitled constables according to
the central seniority roster in the following proportions:
a) 70% posts will be filled on the basis of seniority-cum-merit as per para no; 3(1) of this order.
b) 25% posts shall be filled through competitive examination, which would be termed as B.P.T (Basic
Proficiency Test) as has been prescribed in para no; 3(2) of this order.
c) 5% posts shall be filled on sports basis as per the prescribed sports policy of department from the dis-
tinguished sports persons of All India or International games.
3 (I) (70%) Selection of constables on seniority-cum-merit.
a) CPO will prepare an annual list every year on seniority-cum-merit basis, from which the selection of
able employees for this category shall be made.
b) From among all the constables who may have completed their 5 years service before the Ist of January,
a list of able constables shall be prepared.
c) CPO shall allot the lists of senior constables to the concerned Zones for preparing their lists on Inter
seniority state select list basis.
d) The selection in the Inter seniority list shall be made on basis of the numbers of rewards:
i) Duration of service:- One number shall be given for one years’ completed service.
ii) Training course:- The following numbers shall be awarded to the employees for
comleting professional training course.
Sr. No. Duration of course Course
1. upto 2 weeks nil
2. above 2 weeks and below six weeks 1 number
3. above 6 weeks and below 4 months 3 “
4. above 4 months and below 9 months 4 “
5. above 9 months 5 “
e) On the basis of the seniority list obtained from the units CPO shall prepare an annual joint list which
will be called as S-1.
f) The senior constables of S-1 shall be selected for promotion on seniority-cum-merit basis, which would
be 70% of all the total posts of the current year and they would be placed in list P-1.
g) During the year the selection is made, if any employee has been awarded any major punishment with-
in three years prior to the first January of that year, he will not be entitled to be placed in list S-1/ P-1.
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 h) The contable who has been awarded two or more major punishments during service that constable will
not be entitled for placement in list S/P.
3 (II) Selection of 25% seats of constables through examination (Basic Proficiency Test)
a) 5% posts of head constables shall be filled on the basis of competitive test which is termed as Basic
Proficiency test.
b) The unit will prepare a list of those constables every year who wish to participate in the competitive
list. CPO will prepare a common central list from these lists of candidates who had opted of sitting in
the basic proficiency test.
c) The constable participating in the BPT should have completed 3 years of his service on first January
of that year. The candidates who would be completing there 3 years service on the first January or
afterwards shall be considered in the next years list.
d) The BPT test shall be taken centrally by the committee selected under orders of DGP, Punjab, a n d
the BPT shall be taken on the basis of the approved standing orders of the DGP.
e) The merit list of basic proficienty test shall be prepared from total 100 marks and the numbers of serv-
ice record shall be given as below:
i) Written test: There shall be interagative type of questions of 90 marks regarding knowledge of
law and police functioning.
ii) There shall be 10 marks for duration of service (one mark for one years’ service)
f) During the year the basic proficiency test is being held if an employee has been awarded any major
punishment upto 3 years prior to first January of that year, he will not be entitled to sit in the BPT.
g) The constables selected for lower school course on the basis of the basic proficiency test shall be
placed in list Ps, which shall have 25% of the posts of Head constable rank.
3 (III) Selection of constables on the basis of merit in sports:
a) 5% posts of head constables shall be filled with those constables who have shown distinguished per-
formance at national and international level.
b) The selection for 5% quota shall be made by the committee authorised by the DGP, on the
criterion prescribed in the sports policy made or authenticated by the DGP.
c) The constables selected for lower school course in that year shall be placed in list P-III for maximum
5% posts of head constables.
4. a) As per line I, II, III of para 3, the above criterion for all promotions shall be applicable on all consta-
bles, who being selected for promotion shall be placed in common select list which shall be called
lower school course.
b) The constable whose name appears in lower school course, can not be promoted to head constable rank
till he first passes the prescribed basic promotion course. It has been provided that the employees who
have been selected for lower school course and are going to retire on a date prior to 3 years, they shall
be exempted from lower school course, and they may be promoted.
c) Inter seniority lower school list of constables shall be as below:
i) The constables who have passed the BPT on the basis of 25% posts in that year they shall be
considered senior in the lower school course list than the constables selected on Inter seniority
and sports basis.
ii) The constables selected on the basis of seniority-cum-merit shall be senior to the constables
selected on sports basis.
5. According to Inter senior seniority the employees on lower school list shall be considered Head
constables. The officials who will pass lower school course they would be placed on list ‘C’. The list ‘C’ shall
be maintained by CPO and it would include the names of the employees who have passed lower school course
in that year and also the names of those employees who have been selected for lower school course but could
neither pass the course in the year because of facts stated in para 4 (ii) and nor could be selected.
6. The list of constables against each constable for Head constable of the Zone shall be supplied to every Zone
by the CPO with a list C attatched above it. The IGPs of Zones shall be chairmen of departmental promotion
committees who would collect all record for giving proper promotion to every constable according to the rules
prescribed by departmental promotion committee.
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 File Tracking System
The information technology and communication wing is providing basic training to the officials of the infor-
mation technology and communication wing and the intelligence wing for introducing the NIC created file track-
ing system in the Punjab Police with the help of the representative of the NIC so that the officials may apply this
system while carrying out the functions of their seats.
The File Tracking system is such a system which would bring forth transparency in the filing system and
bring about speedy disposal of the official business because the daily movement of the files would be recorded
in the system which would facilitate the monitoring by the seniors and they would know that such and such file
remained pending for such and such time on a particular seat or in a particular branch.

An encounter between Rajpura DGP, Punjab flagged off 42

Police and robbers at Samrala
Bus stand
Rajpura Police achieved a big success on 29 June,
2010 when on a tip off the police party arrested two rob-
bers at Samrala bus stand who had come there in a black
Xylo and a white Swift car to sell the Xylo car and were
waiting for the customers. SI Bikramjit Singh, SHO PS
Rajpura, who was leading the police party, surrounded the
Xylo car in which 5 robbers were sitting. Seeing them, the
robbers opened indiscriminate fire with their pistols on
the police party in which HC Sher Singh No. 526 and HC
Balwinder Singh No. 1434 were injured. In cross firing SI
Bikramjit Singh and HC Balwinder Singh No. 1434
bravely nabbed 2 armed robbers sitting in the Xylo car.
Two 32 bore pistols were recovered from the robbers.
During the encounter police also arrested robbers Manjit
Singh alias Dimpy, Sebastian alias Balram and Sandip
Kumar from the place of occurrence. The wounded police
officials were admitted to the Rajindera Hospital, Patiala.
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab personally visited the hospital
to enquire about their health and encouraged the
entire team.
PCR vehicles equipped with
Latest wireless Instruments
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab flagged off 42 Tavera
vehicles equipped with Latest wireless instruments, to
be used as PCR vehicles. Out of these vehicles 14
vehicles each have been allotted to the three Police
Commissionerates of Ludhiana, Jallandhar and
Amritsar. These vehicles would also be equipped with
other necessary equipments besides the GPSs. It
would prove to be a great achievement towards the
establishment of Ultra-modern Police Control Rooms
to deal with the emergency situations and ensuring the
quick police action in the three Police
Commissionerates of Ludhiana, Jallandhar and
Amritsar. While addressing at the occasion DGP,
Punjab said that he aimed at upgrading the Punjab
Police Communication Network to commensurate
with the world classnetworks, so that the proposed
control rooms may ensure quick reaction to any emer-
gent situations through efficient mutual control. These
control rooms shall be directly monitored by DIG
level officers.

Sh. P.S. Gill DGP, Punjab with other officers during a visit to the hospital;
shaking hands with SHO PS Rajpura. Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab flagging of the PCR vehicles

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 An overview of the significant activities of Police Commissioner
Ludhiana
Inspite of a busy schedule of duties Police Commissioner Ludhiana took following initiatives to enhance
police-public coordination :
A scene of De-addiction camp.
Sh. Iswar Singh, commissioner, Ludhiana (Third from left) with other
police officers during plantation drive.
Childern of police employees during computer training.
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De-addiction Campaign-
A special campaign was launched from 10 to 26
June in connection with the International Anti-drugs
day i.e. 26 June. During this period 18 de-addiction
camps, 45 meetings, 8 seminars and 8 dramas were
organized at different places in the Commissionerate
Ludhiana area. The public, the school/college stu-
dents and the drivers of trucks, tempos and other
auto unions were made aware of the ill-effects of
drugs and were motivated to shun this evil.
Special plantation drive
A special plantation drive has been launched by
Commissioner Police, Ludhiana at Police Lines,
Ludhiana on 7 July in which children of police
employees have been involved to initiate the process
of planting large number of saplings at Police Lines,
Ludhiana. The plantation process has also been initi-
ated in all the police stations, police posts and police
colonies and a target of planting 10,000 saplings has
been fixed to keep the environment clean. The local
police have also appealed to the inhabitants of the
police stations and police posts areas of Ludhiana to
plant more and more saplings.
Computer Training to the children of
Police Employees
A special course in computer training for the
children of police employees was organized at
Police Training School, Police Lines, Ludhiana from
26 to 10 July in which around 15 children participat-
ed and acquired computer knowledge. More children
are being encouraged for taking computer training
and it is proposed to run such courses in future also.
 An overview of the Punjab Armed Police (PAP) Activities
In the past senior officers have performed certain significant activities at the Punjab Armed Police,
Jalandhar Cantt., which are mentioned below:

a) Open Darbar
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab held an open
Darbar in PAP multipurpose hall on 13 June to
listen to the problems of Jawans/employees, in
which senior officers and Jawans of PAP, IRB
and Commando participated. During the Darbar
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab listened to the prob-
lems and grievances of the jawans and directed
the present officers on the spot to solve many of
the problems and promised to solve the remain-
ing problems after keeping in touch with the state
Police officers present during the open Darbar.
government on the matter. DGP Pb. and DGP, PAP Sh. Shashi Kant (inset)

b) Passing out of Recruit Training

Batch No; 153
A passing out parade of 188 Jawans of batch
no. 153 of recruit training was held on 8 July at
PAP Training Centre, Jallandhar Cantt. The chief
guest Sh. Gurdev Singh Sahota, IGP, PAP took
the guard of honour and inspected the parade.
These Jawans were trained in outdoor and indoor
subjects during the basic training. The Jawans
who showed excellent performance during the
training were honoured with awards. The
commandants of the battalions, retired police
Passing out parade of batch 153.
officers and a large audience were present on the
occasion.

c) Van Mahotsav Celebrated

On 17 July Commandant, ISTC, Kapurthala
celebrated Van Mahotsav, which was inaugurated
by Sant Balbir Singh Seechewal after planting a
sapling. Mrs. Rashmi Vij, Principal, Police
Public School, PAP, Jallandhar Cantt., school
children and police officers were present on the
occasion.

Planting a sapling during Van Mahotsav.

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 Employee of the month
ASI Manjit Singh No. 230/W, IT and T wing has
been adjudged best official for the month of May 2010
for his excellent working and his diligence towards his
duties. While attending his official duties the official
cleared the computer hardware maintenance upgrade
and networking course. He is fulfilling the responsibil-
ity of maintenance of computers, networking, internet,
online notice boards, servers and file tracking system
installed in the Punjab Police.
Sh. P.S. Gill, DGP, Punjab honouring ASI Manjit Singh.
Road Safety and Refresher
Course organized at districts
Taran Taran and Moga
A road safety and refresher course was organized
at village Thathian Meeta of Tarn Taran district and
Guru Nanak Senior Secondary School of Moga district
on 15, 16 & 17 June and 1, 2 & 3 July, respectively.
More than 200 employees participated in the course.
They were apprised of the rules regarding road safety
and traffic through a refresher course. The next pro-
gramme in the series is to be organized in district
Ferozepur.
Police officers during refresher course.
July-August 2010
Crime Branch Released a Book on
Crime Statistics
A book on Crime Statistics in Punjab compiled by the
crime branch has been released by Hon'ble Deputy Chief
Minister, Punjab, S. Sukhbir Singh Badal on 13th July,
2010. On the occasion while addressing the gathering S.
Sukhbir Singh Badal called upon the Police Department to
evolve a special strategy to curtail the cyber crimes effec-
tively. Sh. A.R. Talwar, Home Secretary, Sh. P.S. Gill,
DGP, Punjab, Sh. Rajan Gupta, ADGP, Crime and Sh. B.K.
Uppal, IGP, Crime was also present on the occasion.
Sh. Sukhbir Singh Badal, Deputy CM, releasing the book. Sh. P.S. Gill DGP, Punjab,
Sh. Rajan Gupta ADGP crime and Sh. B.K.Uppal IGP crime are also seen
Homoeopathic Camp by 1st
Commando Battallion
Dr. N.D. Mittal and Dr. Anil Thakur organized a homoeopath-
ic Camp on 25th June, 2010, under the supervision of
Commandant, 1st Commando BN, Patiala. In the camp,
around 200 patients were checked up and provided with the
medicines and blood sugar tests were also carried out by
Satyam Labs. The camp was inaugurated by Sh. Tehal Singh
Dhaliwal, IGP, Commando. At this occasion Sh. Dhaliwal,
Sh. Sham Lal Gakhar, DIG Commando and Medical Officer,
1st Commando Bn addressed the Jawans and apprised their
families about the measures for prevention of diseases.
A Scene of homoeopathic camp.
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 Terrorist gang linked with
Babbar Khalsa International
Organisation nabbed
Punjab Police has nabbed a terrorist gang linked
with Babbar Khalsa International Organisation which
was engaged in bomb explosions and other such activi-
ties for quite some time. In this connection an FIR no.
194 dated 16 July, 2010 under sections 3/4/5 Explosive
Substances Act, 25 Arms Act and 17, 18, 20 Unlawful
Activities (Prevention) Act has been registered, in which
police succeeded in arresting 4 persons. One amongt the
arrested Harminder Singh is a topmost terrorist of Babbar
Khalsa International organisation and a reward of Rs. 5
Lakh was announced by the police for his arrest. He is the
main culprit of Shingar Cinema, Ludhiana bomb explo-
sion of 14 Oct., 2007. He had absconded after the blast
and had been declared absconder by the Hon'ble court in
case no; 238 dated 14 Oct., 2007 under 302, 307, IPC and
3/4/5 Explosive Substances Act in PS Division no. 6
Ludhiana. He had taken training in Pakistan also. With
his arrest all the culprits of Shingar Cinema blast have
been apprehended. The other arrested 3 persons are the
active members of Shiromani Tatt Khalsa Organisation.
One amongt them Jaswinder Singh is one of the main
leaders of this organisation. These three persons were
involved in the demonstration held against Divya Jagran
Sansthan ceremony at Ludhiana in December 2009 and
they were injured during the demonstration. 3kg and 100
gms RDX, 4 detonator, 4 timers, 2 empty pipes, which
are used for making bombs, one AK-47 rifle with 50
rounds, one 30 bore pistol with 68 rounds, American dol-
lars worth $ 2322 and Indian currency worth 57,000
rupees and a fake voter card in the name Baljit Singh
have been recovered from these culprits till now. It is
hoped that many other disclosures shall come into light in
their interrogation.
SSP Khanna with other police officers during press- conference.
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State Special Operation Wing, Amritsar
nabbed 5 Babbar Khalsa terrorists
On 28 July, 2010 State operation Wing, Amritsar
arrested an active NRI, who was inciting terrorism under
the garb of religious education, and also nabbed 5 terror-
ists. Police recovered two AK-47 assault rifles, 5 maga-
zines of 420 cartridges and 200 such cartridges from these
terrorists which can damage even the bullet proof vehicles.
During interrogation of these terrorists some more persons
have also been arrested. These terrorists were looking for
a chance to strike in a big way. All these terrorists are aged
around 50/55 years. It is a big achievement of the State
Operation Wing.
De-addiction Camp by 1st IRB, Patiala
On 11 June, 2010 first time in the history of village
Reeth Kheri, Patiala, a free Medical Camp and seminar on
the bad effects of drugs was held under the leadership of
Sh. Mandeep Singh Sidhu, PPS, Comdt. 1st IRB. Sh.
Davinder Singh, PPS, Cdo. Trg. Center, Bahadurgarh,
Patiala and Sh. Paramjeet Singh, PPS, Dy. Supdt of Police,
1st IRB, Patiala were also present at this camp. Free med-
ical check-up of near about 260 people was conducted in
this Camp by Dr. R.K. Badhan, Medical officer, 1st IRB,
Patiala, Dr. Sajila Khan, Medical Officer, Police Lines,
Patiala, Dr. Simranjit Kaur, Medical Officer, Lachkani
Distt. Patiala and free of cost Blood & Sugar tests were
also conducted. During the camp, medicines more than
worth Rs. 10,000/- were provided with the help of Shaheed
Bhagat Singh Sports Club. During the camp, an exhibition-
cum-seminar regarding the bad effects of drugs was also
held.
In the camp people were motivated to join hands to
make the society drug free by sharing the views about the
bad effects of drugs. Besides this, topics like foeticide and
dowry system were also discussed with the people. The
pamphlets prepared by ANTF describing the bad effects of
drugs were also distributed among the people. The above
said seminar and free medical check-up were organized to
increase public-police partnership.
During de-addiction camp Sh Mandip Singh Sidhu commandant Ist IRB.
 Crime and Criminal tracking network and system
As per the directions of Ministry of Home, Govt. of India a project implementation and monitoring report regard-
ing the implementation of crime and criminal tracking network and system project in Punjab Police has been prepared.
For this purpose Punjab Police, with the cooperation of Information and technology department, has appointed Wipro
Company as State Project Management consultants (SPMCs). This report presents the solutions to current weaknesses
in the Punjab Police through computerization and link-age work from state headquarters level to the police station level.
It is pertinent to mention here that Punjab police is the
only organization throughout India which has prepared
this report. In a committee meeting, State Empowered
Committee has approved this report for forwarding it to
the Ministry of Home, Govt. of India. This became pos-
sible only because of the dynamic guidance of the
Hon'ble DGP, Punjab. If the Govt. of India approves this
report, then on one hand the working of Punjab police
would be made transparent and immediate to the modern
Information technology and on the other hand the peo-
ple would have an increased access to the Punjab police
for speedy, easy and impartial solutions to their prob-
lems, which would enhance the police credibility and
police-public coordination. Sh. P.S. Gill DGP, Punjab with other senior officers in the meeting.

Grandeur added to Traffic-cum-Entertainment Park Nurpur

In the Model Police Station Nurpur Bedi Complex, district Rupnagar, Pir Baba Zinda Shaheed Society, Nurpur
Bedi has developed a very beautiful and attractive traffic-cum-entertainment park in which the scenes of artistic sym-
bolization of world famous sculptor and the creator of Chandigarh Rock Garden are recreated. Apart from being a place
for traffic awareness to the students and general public being imparted by district Rupnagar police, this park has become
a recreational centre for students also. Being a source of education and entertainment apart from giving information
about traffic rules and first aid, the art of sculpture of Sh. Nek Chand, full size horses, elephants, hills and Zebra etc.
have been installed here very beautifully. Efforts continued to add more grandeur to this park so that it could be made
a centre of education and entertainment in a real sense.

Two pictures of Nurpur Bedi Traffic-cum-entertainment park.

Editor : Shashi Prabha Dwivedi, IPS, DIG/ Crime.

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