4th Estate
Bangalore
December 19th 2011
Bangalore Round Table 7 and Bangalore Ladies Circle 19 in association with Raja Housing Limited presented "Knights of Khaki" awards to police personnel in the
City for their selfless service in the security of the society.As many as 21 police personnel from all parts of Bangalore were presented with the "Knights in Khaki" award.
Bangalore city Police Commissioner Jyoti Prakash Mirji who presented the awards said that “such honour boosts the morale of the police peronnel and encourages them to serve the society better. The dedicated police personnel ensure that the society is free of
crime, he added.”Bangalore Round Table India, National Secretary Treasurer T R Harish Shenoy who spoke on the occasion said that “Round Table India has been contributing its mite to the education. Industrialists below the age of 40 have been using their own resources to construct classrooms and provide other facilities in the area of education”.
Bangalore Round Table President 7 Chairman B. R Vishwas said that “the 21 police personnel, who were presented with awards worked selflessly even putting their lives in danger. The aim of Round Table is to honour more such police personnel in the future.
Joint Commissioner police, CAR B N S Reddy and Bangalore Ladies Circle 19 Chairperson Kavitha Sridhar also were in the function.
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