SORENG, (IPR): The 18th Raising Day of the
2nd Indian Reserve Battalion (IRBn)was celebrated with grandeur and enthusiasm
at the baatalion hedquarter at Pipalay, near Jorethang. The event was attended
by Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang as the chief guest.
In his address, the Chief
Minister congratulated the 2nd IRBn Pipalay for their unwavering dedication and commendable service in maintaining law and order in the
State. He praised their tireless commitment to public safety and recognized
their vital contributions to the State’s progress. Furthermore, he urged the
Sikkim Police to organize a grand event to mark Sikkim’s 50th year
of statehood.
The Chief Minister also
highlighted government initiatives aimed at uplifting the police force such as
education allowance for children to ensure quality education for their
families.
On the occasion, the Chief
Minister also announced several upcoming developmental projects set to enhance infrastructure
and boost tourism in the region.
The Chief Minister concluded
his address by reaffirming the government’s unwavering commitment to
development, education and community welfare, urging collective efforts to
achieve these goals.
Director General of Police
(DGP) Akshay Sachdeva, in his address, commended the battalion’s dedication to
duty, discipline and service. He highlighted their significant contributions in
maintaining law and order, disaster response and counter-insurgency operations.
Reaffirming Sikkim Police's focus on modernization and welfare, the DGP shared
the Vision 2025 initiative, emphasizing holistic physical fitness for the
force. He congratulated the battalion for completing 18 years of exemplary
service and encouraged them to uphold the highest standards of integrity while
adapting to evolving challenges.
The 18th Raising Day
celebrations featured a variety of events including open football tournament,
silent drill by IRBn jawans, anti-terror operation drill, band display by Sikkim
Police band and Khukuri dance by IRBn jawans
The event was attended by MLAs,
chairpersons, advisors, Sorengupadakshya, NJNP councillors, zillapanchayats,
panchayat members and senior police officials.
