As part of the ongoing Civic Action Programme (CAP) 2026-27, approved by Police Headquarters, J&K, vide Order No. 2564 of 2026 dated 10.09.2026, the 21 JKAP IR Battalion organised a “Run for Unity” near SSM College, Parihaspora, under the theme “United in Motion, One Step, One Community.”
The event was organised to promote the ideals of national unity, integrity, brotherhood and collective responsibility, while further strengthening police-public relations through active community participation, with special focus on the younger generation.
Before the flag-off, T-shirts and caps were distributed among the participating students. The Run for Unity was flagged off by Sheikh Faisal Qayoom, JKPS, SSP Commandant, 21 JKAP IR Battalion, in the presence of Bashir Ahmad, JKPS, DyCO of the Battalion.
Addressing the participants, the Commandant underscored the significance of national unity, integrity and brotherhood. He urged the students to follow the ideals and vision of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and contribute towards strengthening unity, harmony and mutual respect in society.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation of police personnel, students and staff members from PM Shri Government Boys High School, Diver; Government Boys Middle School, Khanpeth; and Government Boys Middle School, Yakhmanpora, along with members of the local community.
The run commenced from SSM College Crossing and proceeded towards Kanishahar, reflecting the spirit of togetherness, solidarity and collective commitment towards a united and harmonious society.
On the occasion, tea and packed refreshments were served to the participating students and accompanying staff. Thereafter, participation certificates were distributed among all participating students as a token of appreciation and encouragement.
Trophies and certificates were also awarded to students securing 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions in both boys’ and girls’ categories, in recognition of their performance and enthusiasm. The initiative aimed at encouraging sportsmanship, healthy competition and physical fitness among schoolchildren.
The event also provided an effective platform for police personnel, students and members of the public to interact and reaffirm their collective commitment towards national integration, communal harmony and stronger police-community relations.
The programme concluded successfully with a message of unity, solidarity and collective responsibility, reaffirming the commitment of 21 JKAP IR Battalion towards meaningful community engagement and strengthening police-public relations through various initiatives under the Civic Action Programme. (JKNS)
