Who is ADGP Mamta Singh who rescued 2500 people from the temple? The Home Minister also praised

New Delhi: ADGP Mamta Singh, who managed to rescue people trapped in the Nallahad temple in the violence during the yatra in Nuh, Haryana, is being discussed a lot. Know who they are.

Nuh Violence: Its Naib Imam was killed in a mob attack on a mosque in Gurugram. With this, the death toll in the violence that erupted in Haryana’s Nuh district after the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) tried to stop the Shobha Yatra has risen to five. Many police vehicles were set on fire.

In such a tense situation, Lady Singham, who managed to rescue 2500 people trapped in the Nallahad temple in the violence during the yatra in Nuh district, is being praised for the bravery and courage of Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) i.e. ADGP Mamta Singh. Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij also praised his courage and told how ADG Mamta Singh did this work. Anil Vij said, “When a large number of people were held captive in the temple. It was very difficult to get out of here. From inside the temple, responsible people sent me a Google location. When I told this to the administration, Mamata Singh led the police force with great courage. They rescued all the people.”
According to the Hindustan Times, Mamta Singh is a 1996 batch IPS officer. Mamta Singh, who left her MBBS studies to become a doctor and joined the police service, has been very strict about law and order. She has also been in the headlines for dealing with Baba Ram Rahim’s daughter Harmanpreet Singh.
According to Navbharat Times, Mamta Singh has also received a medal from the President. Apart from this, the Supreme Court has praised Mamata Singh for her contribution in many investigations of the Human Rights Commission.