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Home Minister Amit Shah to present President’s Colour to Meghalaya Police on Oct 5

Shillong, Oct 1 (UNI) Preparations are underway in Shillong for union Home Minister Amit Shah’s upcoming visit to present the President’s Police Colour—India's highest ceremonial honour for a police force—to the Meghalaya Police on October 5.
Shah is scheduled to arrive in Meghalaya’s capital, Shillong, on October 4.
The Home Minister will present a ceremonial flag to the Meghalaya Police at the JN Sports Stadium in Polo Grounds, marking the official conferment of the prestigious President’s Colour award.
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