‘Kendriya Grihmantri Dakshata Padak’ awarded to six Karnataka police officers

On October 31, the Central Government recognized outstanding service in law enforcement by awarding the Central Home Minister Dakshata Medal to 463 police officers nationwide. Among this distinguished group, six officers from Karnataka received accolades for their exceptional dedication and professionalism.

The Karnataka awardees include Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) K. Basavaraj, DSP Ramesh V.L., Police Inspectors Umesh N. Kambale, Narendra Babu M.R., and Vasantha K.M., along with Circle Police Inspector Ramesh H. Hanapur. Notably, Ramesh V.L., who serves as the Whitefield Traffic ACP in Bengaluru, was instrumental in swiftly apprehending suspects in a high-profile rape and murder case involving a minor. His diligence ensured that the investigation was concluded promptly, leading to the punishment of the offenders.

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The Dakshata Medal honours police personnel who have demonstrated excellence in various domains, including special operations, criminal investigations, and forensic science. The recognition of these officers coincides with the annual celebration of Ekta Divas today, commemorating the birthday of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, during which the medals are traditionally announced.

The Central Home Minister Dakshata Medal serves to acknowledge and motivate law enforcement professionals across the country, reinforcing the importance of their commitment to public safety and justice.