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Award of Gallantry Medals / Service Medals on the Occasion of Republic Day, 2021 Ministry of Home Affairs Award of Gallantry Medals / Service Medals on the occasion of Republic Day, 2021 Posted On: 25 JAN 2021 2:08PM by PIB Delhi A total of 946 Police personnel have been awarded Medals on the occasion of the Republic Day, 2021. The break-up is as under:- Gallantry Medals Number of Medals Name of the Medal Awarded President’s Police Medal for Gallantry (PPMG) 02 Police Medal for Gallantry (PMG) 205 Service Medals Number of Medals Name of the Medal Awarded President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPM) 89 Police Medal for Meritorious Service (PM) 650 Among the majority of the 207 Gallantry Awards, 01 PPMG to Jharkhand (Posthumous) & 01 PPMG to CRPF (Posthumous) is being awarded, 137 personnel are being awarded for their gallant action in Jammu & Kashmir, 24 personnel for their gallant action in Left Wing Extremism affected areas and 01 personnel for their gallant action in North-East Region. Among the personnel receiving Gallantry Awards, 68 are from CRPF, 52 are from J&K Police, 20 are from BSF and 17 are from Delhi Police, 13 are from Maharashtra and 08 are from Chhattisgarh and 08 are from Uttar Pradesh and the remaining from the other States/UTs and CAPFs. Force Wise/State Wise list of Medal awardees to the Police Personnel are as follows: President’s President’s Police Medal Police Medal Police Medal Sl. Name of States/ UTs Police Medal (PM) for for Gallantry (PPM) for No. Organization for Gallantry Meritorious (PMG) Distinguished (PPMG) Service Service 1 Andhra Pradesh 0 2 1 15 2 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 2 3 Assam 0 0 1 13 4 Bihar 0 5 2 11 5 Chhattisgarh 0 8 1 10 6 Delhi 0 17 3 18 7 Goa 0 0 0 2 8 Gujarat 0 0 2 17 9 Haryana 0 0 2 12 10 Himachal Pradesh 0 0 1 4 11 Jammu & Kashmir 0 52 2 17 12 Jharkhand 1 2 1 8 13 Karnataka 0 0 0 19 14 Kerala 0 0 1 9 15 Madhya Pradesh 0 2 4 17 16 Maharashtra 0 13 4 40 17 Meghalaya 0 0 1 3 18 Mizoram 0 0 1 3 19 Nagaland 0 0 0 2 20 Odisha 0 0 2 11 21 Punjab 0 3 2 16 22 Rajasthan 0 0 1 13 23 Sikkim 0 0 0 1 24 Tamil Nadu 0 0 3 17 25 Telangana 0 0 2 12 26 Tripura 0 0 0 6 27 Uttar Pradesh 0 8 7 72 28 Uttarakhand 0 0 1 5 29 West Bengal 0 0 2 20 UTs Andaman & Nicobar 30 0 0 1 1 Islands 31 Chandigarh 0 0 0 1 32 Puducherry 0 0 0 1 CAPFs/Other Organizations 33 Assam Rifles 0 1 1 13 34 BSF 0 20 5 46 35 CISF 0 0 2 24 36 CRPF 1 68 6 57 37 ITBP 0 2 3 12 38 NSG 0 0 0 4 39 SSB 0 2 2 12 40 IB (MHA) 0 0 8 26 41 CBI 0 0 7 24 42 SPG 0 0 1 4 43 BPR&D 0 0 1 2 44 NCRB 0 0 1 1 45 NIA 0 0 1 5 46 SPV NPA 0 0 0 1 47 NDRF 0 0 0 4 48 NEPA 0 0 0 1 49 NHRC 0 0 1 1 50 M/O Social Justice 0 0 1 0 51 UIDAI 0 0 1 0 52 M/o Railways (RPF) 0 0 1 15 Total 2 205 89 650 Detailed lists of Awardees are as below: PRESIDENT’S POLICE MEDAL FOR GALLANTRY (PPMG): Jharkhand Sl No Name S/Shri Rank Medal Awarded PPMG 1 Late Banua Oraon ASI (Posthumous) CRPF PPMG(Posthumous 2 Late Mohan Lal ASI ) POLICE MEDAL FOR GALLANTRY (PMG) Andhra Pradesh Sl No Name S/Shri Rank Medal Awarded Gongati Girish 1 AAC PMG Kumar Kudupudi Hari 2 JC 1st BAR TO PMG Krishna Bihar Birendra Kumar 3 Insp. PMG Medhavi 4 Pradeep Kumar Insp. PMG 5 Dhanraj Kumar SI 1st BAR TO PMG 6 Uttam Kumar CT PMG 7 Dharmendra Kumar CT PMG Chhattisgarh 8 Santosh Hemla SI 1st BAR TO PMG 9 T. P Dilip HC PMG 10 Ajay Sonkar Insp. PMG 11 Abdul Sameer Khan Insp. 3rd BAR TO PMG Company 12 Omprakash Sen 1st BAR TO PMG Commander 13 Raman Usendi Insp. 2nd BAR TO PMG 14 Ramesh Kumar Sori ASI 2nd BAR TO PMG 15 Leeladhar Rathore Insp. PMG Delhi Sanjeev Kumar 16 DCP 8th BAR TO PMG Yadav Prabhat Kumar 17 Insp. PMG Pankaj 18 Pankaj Kumar Insp. PMG 19 Krishan Kumar SI PMG Neeraj Kumar 20 SI PMG Sharma 21 Girdhar Singh Gurjer HC PMG 22 Gurdeep Singh CT PMG Pramod Singh 23 DCP 2nd BAR TO PMG Kushwah 24 Hridaya Bhushan ACP PMG 25 Sandesh. K SI PMG 26 Bhupender Kumar ASI PMG Pramod Singh 27 DCP 1st BAR TO PMG Kushwah 28 Vinod Kumar Insp. 1st BAR TO PMG Dr. G.Ram Gopal 29 DCP PMG Naik 30 Rajesh Kumar ACP PMG 31 Vinay Tyagi Insp. PMG 32 Kuldeep Singh CT PMG Jammu & Kashmir 33 Abdul Waheed Shah SSP 1st BAR TO PMG Farooq Ahmad 34 Follower PMG Malla Ashish Kumar 35 SP 2nd BAR TO PMG Mishra, IPS 36 Farooq Ahmad Bhat DySP PMG 37 Sarjan Ahmad Dar SI PMG 38 Fayaz Ahmad Lone ASI 1st BAR TO PMG Arshid Rasool 39 CT PMG Tantray 40 Tariq Mahmood DySP 1st BAR TO PMG 41 Reyaz Ahmad Mir SI 1st BAR TO PMG 42 Jagdish Singh ASI 1st BAR TO PMG 43 Mohd Hussain Mir HC PMG 44 Sahil Sharma DySP PMG Sageer Ahmad 45 ASI 1st BAR TO PMG Pathan 46 Tahair Ashraf SP 1st BAR TO PMG Javeed Ahmad 47 Insp. 1st BAR TO PMG Yatoo Mohamad Irfan 48 Insp. PMG Malik 49 Tariq Ahmad Rather HC PMG Vidhi Kumar Birdi, 50 DIG 2nd BAR TO PMG IPS G V Sundeep 51 SP 1st BAR TO PMG Chakravarthy, IPS 52 Shahjhan Choudhary DySP 1st BAR TO PMG 53 Mohd Rafi Malik ASI 1st BAR TO PMG Mohd Suleman 54 DIG PMG Choudhary, IPS 55 Reyaz Ahmad Baba SgCT PMG 56 Sandeep, IPS SSP 1st BAR TO PMG Firdous Ahmad 57 SgCT PMG Ganie 58 Reyaz Ahmad Khan CT PMG Arvind Kumar 59 DySP PMG Badgal 60 Javid Ahmad Mir CT PMG 61 Mashkoor Ahmed DySP 2nd BAR TO PMG 62 Yousuf-Ul-Umer SI 1st BAR TO PMG 63 Ferooz Ahmad Lone HC 2nd BAR TO PMG 64 Tahir Saleem Khan SSP 1st BAR TO PMG 65 Zahoor Ahmad Wani SI 1st BAR TO PMG 66 Shabir Ahmad Dar HC PMG 67 Rakesh Akram DySP 1st BAR TO PMG 68 Madasar Nasser Insp. 1st BAR TO PMG 69 Nazir Ahmad Jatal SgCT PMG 70 Mohd Idress Wani DySP 1st BAR TO PMG Khursheed Ahmad 71 HC PMG Malla 72 Ferooz Ahmad Lone HC 1st BAR TO PMG 73 Bilal Ahmad Shagoo SgCT PMG 74 Dawood Ahmad SgCT 1st BAR TO PMG Bhat Bashir Ahmad 75 Follower PMG Sheikh 76 Shamshir Hussain SSP 1st BAR TO PMG 77 Fayaz Hussain Shah DySP 1st BAR TO PMG Khushal Hussain 78 HC PMG Shah 79 Reyaz Ahmad Mir CT PMG 80 Tariq Mahmood DySP 2nd BAR TO PMG 81 Parveen Kumar SI PMG 82 Tariq Ahmad Khoja SgCT PMG 83 Sajad Ahmad Malik DySP 1st BAR TO PMG 84 Ravinder Paul Singh Insp. 1st BAR TO PMG Jharkhand Prakash Kumar 85 SI PMG Rajak 86 Kunal Addl.SP PMG Maharashtra 87 Raja R, IPS Addl.SP PMG Nagnath Gurusiddha 88 PSI PMG Patil Mahadev Maroti 89 NPC PMG Madavi Kamlesh Ashok 90 NPC PMG Arka Hemant Korke 91 PC PMG Madavi 92 Amul Shriram Jagtap PC PMG 93 Vella Korke Atram PC PMG Sudhakar Malayya 94 PC PMG Mogaliwar Biyeshwar Vishnu 95 PC PMG Gedam Gajanan Dattatray 96 Police Insp. PMG Pawar 97 HariBalaji N, IPS Addl.SP PMG Girish Maroti 98 NPC PMG Dhekale Nilesh Maroti 99 NPC PMG Dhumne Madhya Pradesh Arvind Kumar 100 SP PMG Saxena,IPS 101 Dharm Vir Singh Addl.SP 1st BAR TO PMG Punjab 102 Bikramjit Singh Brar DySP 2nd BAR TO PMG 103 Sukhwinder Kumar ASI PMG 104 Parwinder Singh HC PMG Uttar Pradesh 105 Sunil Kumar SI PMG Vinay Kumar 106 SI PMG Sharma 107 Amit Kumar Teotia CT PMG 108 Prashant Kumar, IPS ADG 1st BAR TO PMG 109 Sanjeev Kumar Insp. PMG 110 Abhishek Singh, IPS SSP PMG 111 Brijesh Kumar Singh DySP PMG 112 Rakam Singh HC PMG Assam Rifles Dr Shyam Sunder 113 2-IC PMG Shah BSF 114 Late Gajender Singh AC PMG(Posthu) 115 Late Amresh Kumar CT PMG(Posthu) Walkunde Shantilal 116 SI PMG Devidas 117 Late Abhijit Nandy CT PMG(Posthu) 118 Anirban Chatterjee CT PMG 119 Mohd Yousaf HC PMG 120 Mukesh Yadav CT PMG 121 Hari Lal DIG PMG Surjeet Singh 122 DIG PMG Guleria 123 Prateek Vashisth AC PMG 124 Suraj Karan Meena, SI PMG Late Braj Kishore 125 ASI PMG(Posthu) Yadav 126 Ramesan N ASI PMG 127 Rohit Joshi ASI PMG 128 Shyam Singh HC PMG 129 Mudit Kumar CT PMG Rajput Jaydip 130 CT PMG Bhimsing Sawant Sachin 131 CT PMG Sambhaji 132 Rentu Mollick CT PMG 133 Raman Gupta AC PMG CRPF 134 Manoranjan Nath HC PMG 135 Reji Kumar K.G HC PMG 136 Ibraj Newar CT PMG Yogesh Kumar 137 Insp. PMG Sharma 138 Madhu Kumar CT PMG Bhagat Vinit 139 CT PMG Shyamrao 140 Shankar Lal Jat AC 1st BAR TO PMG 141 Syed Shoaib Ahmad CT PMG Keshari Kumar 142 AC PMG Singh 143 Shabir Ahmad Dar CT PMG Loukrakpam 144 AC 2nd BAR TO PMG Ibomcha Singh 145 Feda Hussain Dar CT PMG 146 Sajad Ahmad Bhat CT PMG 147 Prabhat Chandra Jha DIG PMG 148 Harinder Kumar Comdt.
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