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Friends Welfare Society greets ADGP Garib Dass Kaith on the auspicious occasion of Deepawali
11/9/2026 9:49:42 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 9: In a warm gesture reflecting mutual respect, goodwill and the spirit of togetherness, members of the Friends Welfare Society on Sunday, extended their heartfelt Deepawali greetings to Shri Garib Dass Kaith, IPS, Additional Director General of Police, Jammu and Kashmir on the auspicious occasion of the festival of lights.
The members conveyed their sincere wishes for his good health, happiness and continued success, while appreciating his distinguished contribution to public service and his commitment to maintaining law and order. They observed that officers who dedicate their lives to serving society and safeguarding the public deserve appreciation, encouragement and the highest respect.
ADGP Shri Garib Dass Kaith, warmly welcomed the members of the Friends Welfare Society and appreciated their thoughtful gesture of extending Deepawali greetings. He interacted cordially with the members and acknowledged the spirit of goodwill, brotherhood and social harmony reflected through their visit. His gracious reception and encouraging words made the occasion particularly memorable for the visiting members.
The members comprised several distinguished personalities, including Shri Guldev Raj Bhagat, Retired Deputy Commissioner; Shri R.L.Kaith, Retired JU Assistant Registrar; Shri Om Parkash Sargotra, Retired Block Development Officer, Hans Raj Loria, Retired CDA Officer; Subedar Baldev Chand Sandhu (Retd); Havildar Des Raj Kaith (Retd); Shri Darshan Kumar Bassa, Retired Sub Inspector; Tilak Raj Bassa and other prominent members of the Society.
The members stated that Deepawali is not merely a festival of lights but also a celebration of hope, righteousness, brotherhood and the triumph of good over evil. Such occasions provide a meaningful opportunity to strengthen social bonds, honour dedicated public servants and promote mutual understanding among different sections of society.
The Society expressed the hope that the divine light of Deepawali would bring peace, prosperity and happiness to every household and inspire everyone to work towards a stronger, harmonious and progressive society.
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