CRPF donates computers
Srinagar: The Central Reserve Police Force’s 157 Battalion donated four computers and its accessories to Government Middle School New Colony and AD’s High School Batmaloo here.
According to CRPF communiqué, Commandant 157 Battalion, Satyendra Nath Mishra deliberated upon the importance of information technology in the current academia.
Meanwhile, CRPF’s 82 Battalion organised a medical camp at Khayam Chowk here.
Hundreds of people including women and children were provided free medical treatment and medicines by CRPF doctors, a statement said.
Commandant 82 Battalion, Sudhir Kumar, said the CRPF was always ready to help the needy. “CRPF is working on ground in various spheres of life for upliftment of downtrodden people and establishment of mutual trust,” he said.
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