MEGHALAYA POLICE

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Meghalaya Police
MEGHALAYA POLICE
The arms of the Meghalaya Police is: Azure three different swords in saltire or a chief Gules parted per pale, in the first the letters MLP within a garland or in the second a hornbill Or and the Title: ‘Meghalaya Police’ on a ribbon gules.

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