By Amrit Pal Sidhu
Bathinda, 5 March 2026
In a heartfelt gesture of recognition and camaraderie, the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Bathinda Range, accompanied by the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Bathinda and Superintendent of Police (SP) Headquarters Bathinda, convened a meeting with members of the Punjab Police Pensioners Welfare Association.
This gathering served as a platform to honour the retired officers for their invaluable service and contributions to the Punjab Police force.
The meeting was marked by an atmosphere of gratitude as retired officers shared their experiences from years of dedicated service. Their stories highlighted the challenges they faced, the lessons they learned, and the enduring commitment they demonstrated throughout their careers.
Acknowledging their sacrifices and dedication, the DIG expressed deep appreciation for the retired officers' efforts in upholding justice and ensuring public safety during their tenure. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong connection with retired personnel, whose wisdom and experience remains a valuable asset to the police department.
The SSP and SP Headquarters echoed these sentiments, reiterating their commitment to supporting the welfare of retired officers.
The Punjab Police Pensioners Welfare Association plays a crucial role in addressing the concerns and needs of retired personnel. Through such meetings, the association fosters a sense of belonging and ensures that the contributions of former officers are not forgotten.
The event provided an opportunity for open dialogue, where retired officers shared suggestions on improving welfare initiatives and strengthening ties between serving and retired members of the force.