Haryana Police enhances capacity with 27 new dogs in squad
The squad’s strength has been increased from 36 to 63 trained dogs, each equipped with advanced training to aid in solving crimes and catching criminals.
The squad’s strength has been increased from 36 to 63 trained dogs, each equipped with advanced training to aid in solving crimes and catching criminals.
Meanwhile, the Haryana Police has also claimed that 12 of its personnel sustained injuries after being attacked by farmers.
The protesting farmers have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to allow them to hold peaceful protests in Delhi.
To prevent cybercrimes, Haryana Police’s director general Shatrujeet Kapur on Friday urged bank officials to ensure bank accounts are linked to the mobile number given in the account holders’ Aadhaar card.
The state DGP informed that in the recent past, along with technology, the number of cyber crimes has also increased.
Two other Cybercrime police stations are already functional at Gurugram and Panchkula.
Listing his priorities, the DGP said more emphasis would be on strengthening the police public cooperation to provide better service to people at the grass-root level.
Tracing and reuniting missing children, missing women, and children in need of care and protection were among the top priorities of the police during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, the DGP said
Kanina Police Station that two youth came to his shop in Kanina grain market and demanded Rs 50 lakh extortion money and also threatened to kill him if he doesn't pay the money.
The DGP said some services, related to traffic, are not related to emergency services like information about chalan centers, etc. have also been incorporated in Haryana 112.
