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Uniforms for orphans
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Deputy Commissioner of Police John Wesley said that it is the responsibility of all people to extend a helping hand to orphan children.
Mancherial: Deputy Commissioner of Police John Wesley said that it is the responsibility of all people to extend a helping hand to orphan children.
He participated as a chief guest at the distribution programme of uniforms, slates, pens, pencils, notebooks and other stationery at the FCA function hall here on Wednesday.
The Rs 2 lakh amount needed to purchase the uniforms and other goods was raised by conducting a friendly cricket match between police and journalists.
Describing the deed as noble one, the DCP hoped that many more programmes would be taken up in future to support the orphans.
ACP Chennaiah, Circle Inspector Pramod, journalists Resukunta Srinivas, Umesh, Saraiah, Arun Kumar and Srinivas Chary were present on the occasion.
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