Sikh Officers Association is nation's first organization to represent Sikh Officers in Law Enforcement.
New York, NY
Joined April 2016
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On Sunday, December 22, 2024 Khalsa Aid New York team will be hosting a blood drive with @NYBloodCenter and @SikhOfficers at Darbar Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, New Hyde Park, NY.
Scan the QR code and type 72279 to register. All are welcome to attend.
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🚨 Making History in the NYPD! 🚨
Congratulations to Captain Amanjeet Sandhu, Trustee of the Sikh Officers Association, on his historic promotion to Deputy Inspector in the @NYPDnews —becoming the first Sikh to achieve this rank in the department’s history. 🙌
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Today, Sikhs around the world are celebrating the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism and the first Guru. Guru Nanak Dev Ji taught us the principles of Naam Japna (meditation on God’s name), Kirat Karni (honest living), and Vand Chakna (sharing with others). One of his most profound teachings is:
“Sarbat da Bhala” – seeking the welfare of all.
On behalf of the Sikh Officers Association, we wish you and your family a Happy Gurpurab! May this special day bring peace, joy, and spiritual growth to your lives.
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We gathered with @SikhOfficers at their 3rd Annual Awards Gala. We enjoy the opportunity to bask in the culture, & celebrate the achievements of fellow organizations.
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Truly humbled and grateful to have received the Women of the Year Award at the Sikh Officers Association's 3rd Annual Award Gala tonight!
At the NYPD, we deeply appreciate the diversity that our department embodies. The Sikh Officers Association and other fraternal organizations within the NYPD play a crucial role in fostering unity and understanding among our members and communities.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me along this journey. Together, we will continue to exemplify the values that make our department truly amazing.
Congratulations to all recipients who received awards tonight!
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We gathered at Leonard’s Palazzo for the 3rd Annual @SikhOfficers Association Awards Gala.
Congratulations to all of the award recipients and thank you all who attended.
@NYPDnews
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New York City is the most diverse place on the planet, representing every culture and religion, and our department proudly reflects that diversity. Thank you to the Sikh Officers Association for inviting me to tonight's Gala and for all that you do for this city.
Congratulations to all of tonight's well-deserving honorees.
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On behalf of the Community Affairs Bureau, we are honored to recognize the @SikhOfficers for their outstanding commitment to fostering unity and diversity within our department. A special congratulations to Deputy Commissioner Stewart on this well-deserved recognition, along with all the other esteemed honorees. Your dedication and service continue to inspire, building stronger connections between law enforcement and the communities we proudly serve. Together, we are creating a safer and more inclusive future for all.
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07/31/24 - Congratulations 🎉🎊 🎈to Police Officer Anmol Singh, Police Commissioner’s Liasion Unit and executive board member @SikhOfficers 🪯 on his promotion to Detective Specialist.
@NYPDPC @NYPD1stDep @NYPDChiefOfDept @NYPDDaughtry @NYPDchaplains @IOSNYPD @NYPDDesi
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Trooper Singh proudly represented the Knoxville District at the National Asian Peace Officers' Association Training Symposium. It's an honor to participate in events that enhance our skills and foster community connections.
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07/28/24 - It was a picture perfect day at the @SikhOfficers Family Day. Kudos👏 to the SOA 🪯 team for organizing a wonderful gathering filled with great food, music & activities for our younger crowd. Congrats to those receiving recognition for their outstanding achievements.
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Our hearts are heavy as we honor our fallen brother, Probationary Police Officer Edgar Ordonez. We tragically lost Edgar earlier today, just a few days before he was set to graduate and join his fellow Finest protecting New York City.
As we continue to grieve this terrible loss, we will keep Edgar’s family, friends, and fellow officers in our thoughts and prayers.
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Six puppies in the @nypd101pct have a new lease on life after being rescued from an abusive owner. The puppies; Red, Horton, Pinson, Sandy, Mona Lisa, and Faith, are being treated by our partners at the @ASPCA.
Watch @Fox5Teresa's story on @fox5ny below ⬇️
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Today, in a timeless NYPD tradition, we honored several hero officers— paying honor and tribute to them for their exceptional service to public safety.
These men & women have shown exceptional efforts & performance while demonstrating extraordinary bravery & service in the line of duty, especially when faced with imminent danger.
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Sergeant Jagdev Singh (Hwy2) was seen leading the 2024 Queens Sikh Day Parade. A good time was had by all. Happy Vaisakhi! 🏍👍🏼
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We marched down Madison Avenue for the 36th Annual Sikh Day Parade.
Thank you to everyone from the @SikhOfficers Association for making the parade so special.
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Yesterday, Sikh heritage was on full display for the 36th Annual Sikh Day Parade! Thank you to the Sikh Cultural Society for hosting this amazing celebration and to all of the community members who came out for the festivities!
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Happy Vaisakhi!
Such an honor to join our Sikh community for their annual Sikh Day Parade.
These New Yorkers are committed to lifting up their fellow brothers and sisters and spreading peace and equality, making our city a better place for all.
Proud to march with them today.
ALT Mayor stands behind banner with Sikh leaders and officials
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ALT Men women and children wearing traditional clothing stand and watch parade