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On the auspicious occasion of Chhath Puja, the IPS Officers’ Wives Association (IPSOWA) Bihar chapter made a significant contribution by donating traditional Chhath Soop to the families at the Bihar Special Armed Police (BSAP-5) campus.
Madhurima Raj, President of IPSOWA, highlighted the spirit of unity and resilience that Chhath Puja represents. She expressed her hope that this sacred festival would bring peace, joy, and renewed strength to all families, especially those within the police force who dedicate their lives to ensuring public safety and well-being.
Mrs. Sukriti Dwivedi, the association’s Secretary, also extended heartfelt wishes to everyone celebrating the occasion, reinforcing the importance of community and support.
The event was attended by several distinguished members of the association, including Mrs. Poonam Thakur, Mrs. Kavita, Mrs. Shakti Dwivedi, Mrs. Sunita, Mrs. Rita Verma, Mrs. Nidhi Darad, Mrs. Ratna Singh, Mrs. Aekta Kishore, Mrs. Trisha, Mrs. Alka Jha, and Mrs. Suman Singh, all of whom contributed to the day’s solemn and festive atmosphere.
This gesture of goodwill not only celebrates the cultural significance of Chhath Puja but also strengthens the bond between the police community and their families, fostering a spirit of solidarity and support during this important time of reflection and renewal.
