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India owes great debt to police martyrs: Amit Shah at National Police Memorial

"I visited the National Police Memorial and paid tributes to our martyrs of the central and state police forces who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. I salute their valour and courage. A grateful nation is indebted to them for their supreme sacrifice," Amit Shah tweeted. 

Home Minister Amit Shah paying respect to the martyrs at the  National Police Memorial Home Minister Amit Shah paying respect to the martyrs at the  National Police Memorial

A day after assuming charge, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday visited the National Police Memorial here to pay tribute to the police personnel who have died in the line of duty and said the "nation is indebted to them for their supreme sacrifice".

"I visited the National Police Memorial and paid tributes to our martyrs of the central and state police forces who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. I salute their valour and courage. A grateful nation is indebted to them for their supreme sacrifice," the Minister tweeted. 

In another tweet in Hindi, Shah said it was his first public programme after taking charge as the Union Home Minister on Saturday. 

"I paid tribute to over 34,000 personnel from police and security forces who sacrificed their lives. Our country is safe because of the sacrifice of these personnel. 

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