“Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future: SSP Jammu’s Pledge to Retired Police Officers”
||Black and White Digital News||
||Parvinder Singh July 19,2024||
Jammu: In a gesture of profound respect and commitment, SSP Jammu Dr. Vinod Kumar-IPS convened a significant meeting at the District Police Lines (DPL) Jammu. The purpose of this gathering was to review welfare measures and address grievances of retired police officers, underscoring the department’s unwavering support for its former members.
The meeting saw the active participation of the representatives from the Police Pensioners Welfare Forum and the Retired Officers Association. They voiced several pending issues affecting retired personnel, ranging from pension discrepancies to healthcare benefits and social security concerns. These issues, presented with earnestness and urgency, received a patient and attentive hearing from Dr. Kumar.
“Listening to Legacy: A Dialogue of Respect”
SSP Dr. Kumar, with a blend of empathy and resolve, assured the retirees of full cooperation from the police department. He emphasized the deep respect and gratitude the organization holds for its retired personnel, acknowledging their long and dedicated service. “Retirees are always welcomed for their valuable suggestions. There is great respect for them in the Police organization as they have rendered long service and toiled hard to earn a name for the organization,” he stated, reiterating the department’s commitment to maintaining strong ties with its former members.
During the session, Dr. Kumar highlighted the various welfare measures the J&K Police Department has implemented for retired personnel and their families. These include initiatives aimed at improving healthcare access, pension disbursement efficiency, and creating platforms for continuous engagement with retired officers.
“United We Stand: A Continuing Bond of Service”
The retirees brought up several specific issues, each met with Dr. Kumar’s assurance that genuine demands and problems would be escalated to appropriate levels for resolution. He conveyed a strong message of inclusion, stating, “J&K Police is always at your disposal. Do not feel isolated; you are still part of the Police organization and can approach any Police officer or Police unit at any time.”
This meeting was not just a routine review; it was a reaffirmation of the enduring bond between the J&K Police and its retired officers. The retirees left the meeting with a renewed sense of belonging and confidence, knowing that their voices were heard and their contributions were valued.
In a time where many former public servants feel forgotten, Dr. Vinod Kumar’s approach stands as a beacon of how institutions can honor their past while building a supportive future. The J&K Police’s commitment to its retired personnel sets a commendable example, ensuring that the legacy of service continues to be respected and cherished.
