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DG police visits 17th Batallion Headquarters in kheribal Mattan

March 26, 2019

Anantnag, March 26:DG police dilbagh Singh along with IG Kashmir visited Armed 17th Batallion Headquarters and inaugurated cultural programme to boost the moral of local artists.

Later talking to media he said we want to provide platform for local talent so that they can do justice with their talent.All senior police officers were accompanying him.Commanding officer 17th Batallion Armed welcomed DG police formally.

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