Choontharu hands over charge of district Home Guards to Additional SP
The Hindu
Muralee Mohan Choontharu, who had been the District Commandant, Home Guards, Dakshina Kannada, handed over the charge of office to Additional Superintendent of Police D.S. Rajendra on Monday in Mangaluru.
Muralee Mohan Choontharu, who had been the District Commandant, Home Guards, Dakshina Kannada, handed over the charge of office to Additional Superintendent of Police D.S. Rajendra on Monday in Mangaluru.
In a statement, Dr. Choontharu said he had worked as the District Commandant for the last 10 years and ensured that the civil defence force worked to its expectations under his guidance.
Earlier on Sunday, the district Home Guard unit accorded a warm farewell to Dr. Choontharu. Heads of 15 Home Guards units in the district felicitated the outgoing Commandant on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Choontharu recalled his service for the last 10 years and thanked unit heads and Home Guards for their cooperation in making the force a vibrant one.
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