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for his bravery, passion, and commitment to change. Dharmesh has been shortlisted twice for the National Diversity Awards (NDA), making him one of the most recognised Hindu police officers. Whether through the NDA, Bradford Hindu Council awards, or being acknowledged as a Community Champion, it is about celebrating those leading the charge for change. Dharmesh strives to exemplify what a truly inclusive society looks like. As a member of the NPCC Race and Religion Board, Dharmesh’s work led to
a surprise invitation to No.10 Downing Street to celebrate Diwali last year. In 2023, he spent Diwali with former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and last year with
“Duty, sacrifice, and the triumph
of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance deeply resonate with the core values upheld across the police forces.”
present Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Dharmesh expressed, “It’s a humbling privilege to represent the West Yorkshire Hindu Police Association and the Hindu
community of West Yorkshire at the highest levels of government. Diwali means so much to many, especially within the police force. “Duty, sacrifice, and the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance deeply resonate with the core values upheld across the police forces: courage, discipline, respect, integrity, loyalty, selfless commitment, and excellence.
“The Prime Minister’s reaffirmation of the shared values of Hinduism and the enduring historical bonds between the UK and India was warmly welcomed.”
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