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1 JKAP Women Battalion observes Rashtriya Ekta Diwas with Ekta Samwad, Ekta Vatika and Ekta Rally
10/24/2026 9:53:49 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 24: In observance of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 2026, commemorating the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, 1 JKAP Women Battalion, Jammu, organized a series of activities at Battalion Headquarters, Pargalta (Bajalta), Jammu, promoting national integration, environmental awareness and police-public cooperation.
The programme was attended by Mrs. Arshi Aadil, IPS, Commandant, 1 JKAP Women Battalion, along with the Deputy Commandant, DySPs, other officers and personnel of the Battalion.
The programme featured Ekta Samwad, a plantation drive marking the establishment of Ekta Vatika, and Ekta Rally . During the plantation drive, 130 saplings were planted, symbolizing unity, environmental responsibility and a greener future.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents, retired J&K Police personnel and students of Government Primary School, Tuta di Khui, and Government Middle School, Chall Bajalta.
During Ekta Samwad, emphasis was laid on strengthening police-public relations and spreading awareness about drug abuse prevention, cyber safety, women and child protection, and responsible community participation.
As part of the initiative to encourage creativity and constructive engagement, painting kits were distributed among school children.
The Ekta Rally conveyed the message of national unity, harmony and collective responsibility, reflecting the ideals of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
The establishment of Ekta Vatika reaffirmed the Battalion's commitment to environmental conservation and the enduring legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in unifying the nation. The programme concluded with a renewed resolve to uphold unity, integrity and service to the nation, while strengthening police-public trust, environmental responsibility and children's development through community-oriented initiatives.
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