CM Gives Free Hand to Police to "Break The Backbone" Of Criminal Networks

In a strong move against organized crime, Chief Minister Saini has instructed Haryana Police to take aggressive action against gangsters' local operatives. During a high-level crime inspection meeting in Panchkula, attended by DGP Shatrujit Kapur and senior officials, Saini emphasized the need to "break the backbone" of criminal networks while ensuring no harm comes to innocent citizens.

International Coordination and Recent Crime Cases

The state has witnessed several high-profile crimes linked to international gangsters. Notable cases include the murder of INLD state President Nafe Singh Rathee, allegedly orchestrated by UK-based gangster Kapil Sangwan, and multiple extortion cases connected to Portugal-based Himanshu. The police are working closely with the NIA on extradition efforts for gangsters operating from foreign soil. 

Anti-Drug Campaign 

The government has launched an ambitious anti-drug initiative covering 3,350 villages and 876 wards. With a target to make 70% of villages drug-free by 2025, authorities are implementing strict measures against drug traffickers. This campaign represents a crucial part of the state's broader law enforcement strategy. 

New Police Infrastructure

The administration has announced several key initiatives, including establishing a new police battalion in Nuh district and drafting legislation on illegal immigration. The promised Rs 300 crore investment will significantly boost police department capabilities. Additionally, the government plans to address the Rohingya issue through systematic identification and verification processes.