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Hapur SP Deepak Bhukar.
In Hapur, on the eve of Diwali, the police will knock on the doors of the poor. Police personnel will try to fill the colors of happiness in Diwali by giving sweets, candles, lamps etc. to the helpless and poor. By doing this, the policemen will present the face of the friendly police in front of the society. Police will celebrate Diwali for two days.
Prakash Parv Deepawali will be celebrated on 24 October. The police will come forward to fill the sweetness in Diwali for the financially troubled people in the society. State DGP Devendra Singh Chouhan has sent a letter to the SP saying that orphan children and poor families are deprived of the happiness of Diwali due to lack of resources. He has said that on the eve of Diwali, police officers should personally visit orphanages, poor families, etc. with sweets, lamps, candles, fruits etc. Going to any one place by the SHO, CO and ASP will also be a positive step for the image of the police.
Sharing happiness to the poor is a humanitarian act
SP Deepak Bhukar said that it would be a humanitarian task to share happiness by spending some time with orphan children and poor families on Diwali. All the SHOs and COs have been directed to participate in this holy work. The police will celebrate the festival by going to the poor for two days.