Bengaluru cop halts President’s convoy, gets rewarded by Karnataka police
M L Nijaligappa a Sub-inspector who is attached with Bengaluru traffic department stopped convoy of India’s First citizen, President Pranab Mukherjee to make a way for the ambulance. Karnataka state police have rewarded M L Nijaligappa for his presence of mind
Saturday June 18, was a just another day for Bengaluru police, as the President of India, Pranab Mukherjee was in the city. Security drill was conducted, standard SOP’s were followed and roads en-route to Raj Bhavan was blocked for the president’s movement. But, what was termed as a routine that day changed a life of […]
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