Rohini District Police Celebrates Diwali with Elderly and Visually Impaired People, Spreads Happiness

New Delhi:  Diwali is not just a festival of illuminating homes but also an occasion to bring smiles to the faces of those who need the love, care and companionship of their loved ones the most. Embracing this humanitarian spirit, the Rohini District Police set a remarkable example by lighting lamps of happiness among elderly and visually impaired people on the occasion of Diwali.

Diwali Celebrations Organised at Old Age Homes

Under the leadership of DCP Rohini Shashank Jaiswal, Diwali Milan celebrations were organised at various old age homes and welfare institutions across the district. During the events, police officers and personnel met elderly and visually impaired people, extended Diwali greetings and shared moments of joy with them.

Police Officers Celebrate Diwali at Welfare Institutions

As part of the initiative, Additional DCP-I Tanushree and ACP Rohini Brij Mohan Meena visited Shiv Ashray Old Age Home and celebrated the festival with the elderly residents. Meanwhile, the KNK Marg Police Station organised a Diwali Milan programme at Kamla Bakshi Old Age Home in Sector 17. ACP Begumpur Sarthak Tyagi visited the Louis Braille Blind Welfare Trust and shared happiness with visually impaired people. During these programmes, police personnel enquired about the well-being of the elderly and assured them of respect, care, companionship and security. Similar celebrations were also organised at other old age homes across the district.