SHIMLA:CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu  inaugurated Himachal Pradesh Police’s Cyber Wing ‘CY-Station’ in Shimla. It was the Police commemoration day today. 

The 24x7 station will handle cybercrime complaints, especially financial frauds, via the toll-free number 1930.

It will enable real-time complaint registration and coordinate with banks to block defrauded amounts. The station, equipped with modern technology and trained operators, will act as a data hub for tracking cybercrime cases across the state.

Sukhu emphasized the government’s push to modernize the police force, improving efficiency, transparency, and public safety. Several senior officials, including Rural Development Minister Anirudh Singh, were present.

 Leading the patrol was Sub-Inspector Karam Singh, who, alongside his men, bravely resisted the sudden attack.

Ten soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice, laying down their lives for the nation, while 11 others were captured by the Chinese. To honor their courage, Police Commemoration Day is observed every year on this date.

Today, Himachal Pradesh marked the Police Commemoration Day with a solemn ceremony at Police Line Bharari, Shimla. Led by IPS officer Ms. Aditi Singh, the parade honored the memory of those who have fallen in the line of duty.

Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order), Abhishek Trivedi, IPS, read out the names of police personnel across India who lost their lives in service this past year.

Senior officers, including DIGs Ms. Ranjana Chauhan, Mr. Gurudev Sharma, and Mr. Rahul Nath, along with retired officials, laid floral wreaths at the Martyrs' Memorial.

Tributes were paid by police personnel statewide, with similar events held at district and battalion headquarters. The day not only commemorates the martyrs but also serves as a reminder of the selfless service and dedication of police forces.