New Delhi, May 8 In an endeavour to build a long- lasting bond with people from the"remote areas", the CRPF is taking 30 elderly people from the northeastern state of Manipur to visit religious places in north India.
Under initiative taken by the paramilitary force as part of its Civic Action Programme, the group of 30 would leave Delhi on a eight-day trip for the holy place from May nine.
The group, comprising both men and women, would visit Vrindavan, Mathura, Haridwar and Rishikesh to see religious and other important places.
" CRPF organises various welfare activities in the area of deployment and provides the people necessary assistance and logistic support to build a friendly relation with the local people. The aim of this programme is to build long-lasting bonding with the people of remote areas,"a statement released by the force said.
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