Emotional post of former UP DGP Prashant Kumar- 'Now I will not have stars on my shoulders but..':

News Topical, Digital Desk : UP DGP News: Former Uttar Pradesh Police DGP Prashant Kumar has posted an emotional post after retirement. In this, he has mentioned the police department while remembering his entire tenure. He has also said that our uniform is temporary but the duty remains forever.

Prashant Kumar wrote on social media site X on Sunday, June 1 - When I retired yesterday, my heart was filled with gratitude, pride and a sense of belonging. This is not just a farewell but an opportunity to pause, reflect and thank all of you for walking with me on this extraordinary journey of service. From the first day in uniform to this occasion, I lived every day with the sole purpose of serving the people, upholding justice and standing with my police.

The former IPS wrote- What we do is not just a job but a calling. During this time I have had the privilege of being with all of you. From the constable who managed the traffic standing in heavy rain, to the officer who solved a case after losing sleep at night. The teams who emphasized on innovation, you are the true soul of this police.

We restored trust in citizens - Former DGP
Former DGP wrote - I have been just a thread of the grand picture of Uttar Pradesh Police, yet you made me feel very important. In these years of career, we have seen everything from tragedy to victory and change together. We modernized policing, tackled cyber crimes and responded to crises. The most important thing in all this was that we restored trust in the khaki among the citizens. For me, this is the biggest medal that I will take with me in retirement.

He wrote that I am leaving this post with pride, without regret. I may not have stars on my shoulders now, but I will always carry the spirit of police in my heart. As I step into the next chapter of life, my prayers, respect and unwavering support will always be with you. We should never forget that 'uniform is temporary. Duties are forever. May you continue to serve with courage, compassion and discretion.