Udupi District Police Honors Retired Personnel with Flag Day Ceremony and Medical Aid
The Udupi district police marked the observance of Karnataka Police Flag Day with a solemn and celebratory event at Chandu Maidan in Udupi on Thursday. This annual occasion serves to recognize the dedication and service of police personnel, both active and retired, across the state.
Ceremonial Salute Received by Retired Inspector
The highlight of the ceremony was the ceremonial salute of the Police Flag Day, which was formally received by Sujatha Salian, a respected retired police inspector from the Udupi district. Her presence underscored the enduring legacy and contributions of former officers to the force.
Substantial Medical Financial Assistance Distributed
In a significant gesture of support, the Udupi police distributed medical financial assistance totaling Rs 13.1 lakh for the fiscal year 2025-26. This aid was provided to retired police officers and staff based on applications submitted for medical support, addressing healthcare needs and honoring their past service.
The distribution underscores the department's commitment to the welfare of its veterans, ensuring they receive necessary financial help during times of medical exigency.
Key Officials and Parade Details
The event was graced by the presence of senior police officials, including Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar and Additional Superintendent of Police Sudhakar S Naik. Their attendance highlighted the importance of the Flag Day celebrations within the district's law enforcement community.
The ceremonial parade, a traditional component of such events, was led by Inspector Ravi Kumar from the District Armed Reserve (DAR) in Udupi. The parade added a formal and respectful tone to the proceedings, symbolizing discipline and unity among the police force.
Overall, the Police Flag Day celebration in Udupi successfully combined ceremonial honors with practical support, reinforcing the bond between current and retired police personnel while addressing the welfare needs of those who have served the community.
