Itanagar, Jan 31: The Confederation of Service Associations of Arunachal Pradesh (CoSAAP) has congratulated Insp. Minli Geyi, Officer In-charge Seppa Police Station, East Kameng and Jimkam Khomrang, Constable on receiving State Gold Medal on the 76th Republic Day of India. 
Insp. Geyi had demonstrated extraordinary valour, when a man wielding a machete went on a rampage attacking people randomly and killing four including his wife and daughter and injuring several others, at General Hospital Seppa on 14th November, 2024. Responding to the call from Medical Superintendent, General Hospital Seppa,Insp. Geyi and his team immediately rushed to the spot and intercepted the man. During the engagement, Insp. Geyi sustained severe injuries to his hands but was able to arrest the man and stop him from creating more chaos and causalities. 
CoSAAP extend its sincere gratitude to the State Government, led by Chief Miniter Shri Pema Khandu for conferring State Gold Medal to Insp. Minli Geyi, OC, PS Seppa and Shri Jimkam Khomrang, Constable.
Further, CoSAAP appealed the Home Department and state government to recommend Insp. Minli Geyi’s name for President’s Gallantry Police Medal for his act of bravery.
The apex employees’ organisation of the state also extended its gratitude to the state government led by Chief Minister Pema Khandu and Home Minister Mama Natung for awarding en-mass promotion to the senior police personnel to the posts of Head Constable, Assistant Sub Inspector and Sub Inspector. In the meantime, the home department is urged to immediately start the recruitment process to fill up the various posts vacant due to the recent en-mass promotion.  
CoSAAP also hailed the home department, especially the Itanagar Capital Region Police for cracking the drug menace in the ICR, resulting in arrest of scores of drug peddlers. CoSAAP appealed the home department not to tolerate the people involved in drug peddling in the state and deal with them with iron hand to save young generation of the state. The government employees involved in drug peddling and consuming should be terminated from service, so that it becomes example for others. CoSAAP assured to cooperate with the law enforcing authorities of the state to crack down the drug menace and maintain peace and harmony in society.  

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Kenter Joya Riba

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