Home Minister Amit Shah will attend the National Police Memorial ceremony on 21 October.
He will flag off a motorcycle rally of roughly 90 police riders from many states to fight drugs.
Police Commemoration Day honors the sacrifice of officers, recalling ten who died in a 1959 ambush.
The memorial features a 30‑foot granite tower, a Wall of Valour with names, and a museum.
Across the country, events include parades, runs for martyrs, blood donations, and essay and painting contests for students.
He will also start a nationwide motorcycle rally with about ninety police riders to promote a fight against illegal drugs.
Police Commemoration Day, held every October 21, remembers officers who died protecting the country, such as ten who were killed in 1959.
The memorial includes a tall granite monument, a Wall of Valour listing names, and a museum about police service.
Schools and police groups will hold parades, runs, blood‑donation drives, and art competitions for children.
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