5/5 Ramanjeet G. 4 years ago on Google
The
National
Police
Memorial
commemorates
the
police
personnel
whose
lives
were
lost
in
the
fight
against
terrorism,
militancy
and
insurgencies
in
different
states.
Not
only
one
must
visit
the
memorial
to
pay
tribute
to
the
martyred
but
one
must
also
visit
to
have
a
greater
insight
on
the
police
forces
in
India.
Did
you
know
that
the
first
Kotwali
(Police
Station)
was
created
by
Shah
Jahan
in
1648
and
the
first
FIR
was
lodged
in
1861.
Isn't
it
interesting.
We
all
know
that
police
forces
are
trained
to
tackle
terrorism,
insurgency,
extremism,
communal
riots,
coastal
security,
cyber
security,
surveillance,
infiltration,
threat
assessment
and
many
more.
Why
would
we
not
like
to
know
in
depth
about
such
activities
taken
by
the
police
force.
The
central
sculpture
i.e.
slab
of
granite
weighing
238
tonnes
has
been
excavated
in
Telangana
and
has
been
brought
all
the
way
to
Delhi
in
a
trailer.
There
is
a
detailed
short
film
about
the
monolith
granite
slab
excavation
and
it's
transportation
to
memorial.
Take
my
words
-
It's
amazing.
There
is
a
also
a
small
auditorium
which
aires
short
videos
on
the
police
valour.
The
walls
of
the
auditorium
have
posters
of
movies
related
to
police
forces
which
have
made
us
fill
with
pride
such
as
Sarfarosh,
Shool,
Khakee,
Singham,
Aan
etc.
You
will
know
something
more
about
the
various
central
and
state
Police
Foreces
in
India
viz.
CISF,
SPG,
NSG,
RPF,
CRPF,
IB
etc.
and
also
about
dog
squad,
camel
squad,
pigeon
carrier
service.
If
you
like
to
read
more
about
the
same
then
there
are
recommend
books
such
as
Voice
of
CBI,
CBI
Headquarters,
Police:
The
Human
Face,
Outside
CBI,
Jungle
Warfare
etc.
kept
on
the
shelf
at
the
memorial.
The
coffee
table
book
of
the
various
state
police
states
are
also
displayed.
A
must
visit
for
all
age
groups
when
you
are
in
Delhi.
Do
Visit.