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Governor-designate Dr Dhal Singh Bisen reaches Uttarakhand, to take oath on Monday

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Dehradun, Oct 18 (PTI) Uttarakhand’s Governor-designate Dr Dhal Singh Bisen arrived in Dehradun on Sunday evening and was presented with a Guard of Honour by Uttarakhand Police at Jolly Grant Airport.

He was welcomed at the airport by Cabinet minister Subodh Uniyal, Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan, Director General of Police Deepam Seth and District Magistrate Ashish Chauhan, among others.

Governor-designate Dr Dhal Singh Bisen will take the oath of office at 11am on Monday at the Lok Bhawan.

On Sunday, Governor Lieutenant General Gurmeet Singh (Retd) departed from the Lok Bhawan, following the conclusion of his tenure.

As he bid farewell, the Governor expressed his gratitude to all the officers and staff of the ‘Lok Bhawan family’ for their cooperation, dedication, and team spirit.

Prior to this, in a brief ceremony, the Governor unveiled a book based on his life, titled “Anathak Yuyutsa” (The Relentless Warrior Spirit). The book is authored by Professor Adheer Kumar. PTI SPY SPY MNK

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