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Punjab's SSOC dismantled a narco-terror cell linked to Pakistan's ISI, arresting two in the Gumtala Police Post attack. This underscores Punjab's commitment to combatting terrorism and drug trafficking.

Punjab Police busts Pak-ISI backed narco-terror module, two arrested in Amritsar grenade attack

In a significant move, Punjab's SSOC dismantled a narco-terror module associated with Pakistan's ISI, arresting two connected to the Gumtala attack.

Punjab's SSOC dismantled a narco-terror cell linked to Pakistan's ISI, arresting two suspects in the Gumtala Police Post attack. This operation underscores Punjab's commitment to combatting terrorism and drug trafficking.

In a major breakthrough in Punjab&rsquo;s ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and drug smuggling, the State Special Operations Cell (SSOC), Amritsar has busted a Pakistan-ISI backed narco-terror module, leading to the arrest of two operatives involved in the January 9 grenade attack on Gumtala Police Post in Amritsar, Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav announced on Tuesday.
Key Arrests &amp; Seizures The arrested suspects have been identified as:
Bagga Singh from Guru Teg Bahadur Nagar in Sirsa, Haryana
 Pushkaran Singh alias Sagar from Amarkot, Amritsar
 Police recovered one hand grenade, two sophisticated pistols, and ammunition from their possession.
Nexus Between Drug Cartels and Terror Networks According to the Punjab Police investigation, the attack on Gumtala Police Post was carried out on the instructions of USA-based operatives Harpreet Singh alias Happy Passian and notorious drug smuggler Sarwan Bhola. Soon after the attack, the banned terrorist outfit Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) claimed responsibility through social media.
DGP Yadav further revealed that Bagga Singh is related to Sarwan Bhola, who is the brother of jailed drug kingpin Ranjit Singh alias Cheeta&mdash; currently serving time in Bathinda jail for his role in a 532 kg heroin smuggling case. Notably, Sarwan Singh is wanted in the same drug case and carries a ₹2 lakh bounty by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
Terror Plans Unveiled Investigations indicate that Sarwan Bhola, operating from the USA, had handed over Bagga Singh and Pushkaran Singh to Happy Passian and Harvinder Rinda to carry out terror activities in Punjab.
DGP Yadav assured that the investigation is progressing scientifically to trace further links and unearth the full extent of the terror module.
Covert Operation Leads to Breakthrough Sharing details of the operation, AIG SSOC Amritsar Sukhminder Singh Mann stated that after the Gumtala Police Post attack, an intensive intelligence-based crackdown led to the arrest of Bagga Singh from Sirsa and Pushkaran Singh from Amritsar.
Efforts are now underway to trace previous crimes linked to the accused and nab the remaining members of this terror network. &nbsp;

The Aam Aadmi Party has accused the BJP-led Centre and Delhi Police of conspiring to harm Arvind Kejriwal ahead of the Delhi polls. Atishi and Bhagwant Mann, have demanded the restoration of Kejriwal’s security cover withdrawn by Punjab police.

Centre, Delhi Police conspiring to kill Kejriwal: AAP

The Aam Aadmi Party has accused the BJP-led Centre and Delhi Police of conspiring to harm Arvind Kejriwal ahead of the Delhi polls. Atishi and Bhagwant Mann, have demanded the restoration of Kejriwal&rsquo;s security cover withdrawn by Punjab police.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Friday accused the BJP-led Centre and the Delhi Police of conspiring to "kill" its supremo Arvind Kejriwal and urged the Election Commission to restore his security cover provided by the Punjab Police that was withdrawn.
There was no immediate reaction from the BJP or the Delhi Police to the allegation.
Addressing a press conference here, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and her Punjab counterpart, Bhagwant Mann, said they have written to the EC demanding "fair grounds" to the AAP in the February 5 Delhi Assembly polls and the restoration of Kejriwal's security cover given by the Punjab Police, along with an audit of "life-threatening" attacks on him.
They alleged that the Delhi Police, which comes under the Centre, has turned a blind eye on the alleged attacks on Kejriwal in accordance with Union Home Minister Amit Shah's order.
"There are two players involved in this conspiracy to kill Kejriwalji -- the BJP and the Delhi Police. They are both conspiring to end Kejriwal's life. Attacks have been attempted on him one after the other. In October (last year), an attack was made on Kejriwal. Upon investigation by us, it was found that the attackers were BJP workers, but police took no action," Atishi alleged.
"We have written to the EC demanding that Kejriwal's security be restored. We do not trust the Delhi Police as it is under Amit Shah's control," she added.
The AAP leaders alleged that resorting to "dirty politics" ahead of the Delhi polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has conspired to get Kejriwal's security removed.

A heartwarming and humorous video shows Punjab police officers stopping a bride-to-be on her way to her wedding, only to waive the fine in exchange for laddoos.

Viral Video: Punjab police stops bride-to-be, trades fine for laddoos

A heartwarming and humorous video shows Punjab police officers stopping a bride-to-be on her way to her wedding, only to waive the fine in exchange for laddoos.

A heartwarming video featuring a bride-to-be and Punjab police officers has gone viral on social media, garnering millions of views.&nbsp;
The video, shared by Aanchal Arora on Instagram, shows her en route to her haldi ceremony, sitting in the backseat of a car. As the excitement builds, the car is stopped by the Punjab police, setting the stage for a humorous and light-hearted moment.
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The police officers, realizing that the woman was heading to her wedding festivities, decided to let her go&mdash;but with a playful twist. Instead of issuing a fine, they requested a box of laddoos.&nbsp;
One officer jokingly told the bride, &ldquo;Munh mitha karake jaana,&rdquo; to which she responded, &ldquo;Laddoo ka dabba pakka.&rdquo; With smiles all around, the officers congratulated the bride, blessing her on her special day before allowing her to continue her journey.
The video has since racked up over 3 million views and more than 160,000 likes, with social media users applauding the police&rsquo;s sweet and kind gesture.&nbsp;
In the comments section, one user humorously remarked, "Oye Chotu, Punjab Police now takes wedding gift boxes instead of fines. They were supposed to take a bottle from the guy for the wedding, but these guys took it all."
Another user shared a different experience with the same officer, commenting, "We got this same fine for Rs 1500 at the same place with the same officer for overspeeding." Others added to the fun with more playful remarks, such as, "Punjab police with a girl:- Pookie. Punjab police with boys:- where is the lathi?"
Several users shared their own lighthearted encounters with the Punjab police, recalling funny or heartwarming moments. One user even shared a story of a police officer showing leniency after a high school exam result, saying, "He asked, 'How much did you score?' I replied, '85%.' He said, 'Wow, amazing! Go, go ahead.'"
The video has sparked conversation, with many commenting that if the situation had involved a man instead of the bride-to-be, it might not have played out the same way. Regardless, the interaction was widely appreciated for its charm and warmth.

An unidentified vehicle rammed into an ambulance transporting the bodies of three suspected terrorists from the 'Khalistan Zindabad Force' to Punjab. The incident occurred on the Rampur bypass, damaging the ambulance. 

UP: Vehicle Rams Ambulance Carrying Bodies of Suspected Khalistani Terrorists

A joint team of Punjab Police and Uttar Pradesh Police killed the three suspected terrorists, who were allegedly involved in a grenade attack on a police post in Gurdaspur.

An unidentified vehicle rammed into an ambulance that was taking to Punjab the bodies of three suspected terrorists of the 'Khalistan Zindabad Force' killed in an encounter in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit, police said on Wednesday.
No one was hurt in the incident that occurred on the Rampur bypass on Tuesday night, but the ambulance was damaged following which the bodies were shifted to another vehicle, they said.
Rampur District Superintendent of Police Vidyasagar Mishra said that the ambulance carrying the bodies of three suspected terrorists from Pilibhit to Punjab was hit by the unknown vehicle on the Rampur bypass late Tuesday night.
There was no casualty in the incident, he said.
As soon as they received information about the accident, Rampur police rushed to the site and the three bodies were shifted from the damaged vehicle to another ambulance, he said.
A joint team of Punjab Police and Uttar Pradesh Police killed the three suspected terrorists, who were allegedly involved in a grenade attack on a police post in Gurdaspur, in an encounter in Pilibhit's Puranpur on Monday.

Punjab Police thwarts a potential grenade attack on a police establishment by arresting 10 members of a Pakistan-backed terror module, ensuring public safety and security.

Punjab Police Thwarts Major Terror Attack in Amritsar

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Amidst the ongoing drive to make Punjab a safe and secure state, Commissionerate Police (CP) Amritsar has successfully averted a possible grenade attack on a police establishment in Batala area with the arrest of 10 persons including four key operatives of cross-border terror module being operated by Pak-based Harvinder Rinda and foreign-based Happy Passian, Jeevan Fauji and Jashanpreet Singh alias Lal, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Friday.
The four arrested key operatives have been identified as Arjanpreet Singh of Awan Ramdas in Amritsar, Lovepreet Singh alias Love of Perhewal in Amritsar, Basant Singh and Amanpreet Singh alias Aman, both residents of Baba Bakala Sahib in Amritsar. While, the six handlers, who were involved in providing logistic support, have been identified as Barinderpal Singh alias Mani &nbsp;and Rajbir Singh alias Raju, both residents of Katle in Amritsar; Vishvas Masih alias Bhabbo of Bhaganpura in Amritsar; Dilpreet Singh alias Manna, Harjot Kumar alias Mithu and Joyal Masih alias Rohan alias Nony, trio residents of Dera Baba Nanak in Batala.
DGP Gaurav Yadav said that police teams have also recovered three pistols&mdash; including two .30 bore and one .32 bore, one hand grenade and one drone from their possession. Further investigations are ongoing to establish forward and backward linkages in this case, he added.
Sharing more details, CP Amritsar Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that acting on credible inputs about the module&rsquo;s activities, Amritsar Commissionerate has launched an intel-based operation and arrested all the accused persons from different areas including Ramdas area of Amritsar Rural, Batala and Amritsar City. Recoveries were effected from village Khana Chamara in Dera Baba Nanak, Village Awaan in Ramdas and Vallah area of Amritsar city, he added.
The CP said that with arrest of accused persons Basant Singh and Amanpreet Singh alias Aman, Amristar Commissionerate Police has also solved the case of an attack on a police officer&rsquo;s residence in Batala, which took place on November 28, 2024.&nbsp;
He said that police teams have also identified another main operative of this module and police teams are on manhunt to apprehend him.
A case FIR No. 191 dated 03.12.2024 has been registered under sections 111(1), 111(2), 111(3), 111(4), 249 and 253 of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), sections 13, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and sections 25(6) and 25(7) of the Arms Act at Police Station Cantonment, Amritsar.

Punjab's Counter Intelligence unit arrested three drug smugglers in Amritsar, seizing 5 kg heroin. The operation disrupted a major smuggling network involving cross-border drone ops. The arrests highlight effective anti-drug efforts.

Punjab Police Seize 5 kg Heroin, 3 Arrested

Punjab's Counter Intelligence unit arrested three drug smugglers in Amritsar, seizing 5 kg heroin. The operation disrupted a major smuggling network involving cross-border drone ops. The arrests highlight effective anti-drug efforts.

In a major breakthrough amidst the ongoing decisive war against drugs, Counter Intelligence (CI) Amritsar has apprehended three drug smugglers and recovered 5 kg heroin and Rs 4.45 lakh drug money from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Thursday.
Those arrested have been identified as Husanpreet Singh, a resident of Prime City at Chheharta in Amritsar, Karandeep Singha alias Manna and Maninder Singh, both residents of Attari Mandi in Amritsar. Apart from recovering heroin and drug money, Police teams have also impounded their Honda Activa (PB02DK8780) and Hero Deluxe HF (PB02EP5854), which they were riding.
DGP Gaurav Yadav said that team of CI Amritsar has received a tip-off that accused Karandeep Singh and Maninder Singh are indulged in the smuggling of heroin and recently retrieved a huge consignment of heroin dropped with the help of drones by Pakistan smugglers and are going to supply it further to drug smuggler Husanpreet Singh.
The tip further revealed that both the accused persons are coming at the Amritsar-Attari Road near Punjabi Bagh Palace on a white Honda Activa to deliver this drug consignment to drug smuggler Husanpreet Singh, who is also reaching there on his black Motorcycle Hero Deluxe HF, he said.
The DGP said that acting swiftly, teams from CI Amritsar laid a special naka near Punjabi Bagh Resort at Attari Road and arrested all the accused persons after recovering heroin consignment and drug money from their possession. Further investigations are to establish forward and backward linkages in this case and identify Pak-based drug smugglers, he added.
In this regard, a case FIR No. 67 dated 04.12.2024 has been registered under section 21, 25 and 29 of the NDPS Act at Police Station State Special Operations Cell (SSOC), Amritsar. Due to the recovery of drug money in this case from the accused, the severity of the offence in this FIR has been enhanced by incorporating section 27-A of the NDPS Act.

A review meeting was held on December 5, 2024 by Raj Kamal Chaudhuri, State Election Commissioner, Punjab to review the security arrangements for the upcoming Municipal Elections.

SEC Reviews Security Arrangements For Upcoming Punjab Municipal Elections With Police

A review meeting was held on December 5, 2024 by Raj Kamal Chaudhuri, State Election Commissioner, Punjab to review the security arrangements for the upcoming Municipal Elections.

A review meeting was held on December 5, 2024 by Raj Kamal Chaudhuri, State Election Commissioner, Punjab to review the security arrangements for the upcoming Municipal Elections. The meeting was attended by Secretary, Home Gurkirat Kirpal Singh, Special DGP, Punjab, Arpit Shukla and Jagjit Singh, Secretary, State Election Commission.
Disclosing this, State Election Commissioner Raj Kamal Chaudhuri said that Municipal elections would be held for 5 Municipal Corporations, 44 Municipal Councils/Nagar Panchayats, and Bye-elections for 43 wards of Municipal Councils, as well as for 6 Wards in other Municipal Corporations. &nbsp;There are total 1609 polling locations and 3717 polling booths; out of these, 344 are declared as hypersensitive and 665 as sensitive polling locations.
He further informed that adequate police force would be deployed in all the polling locations and booths as per the security norms. &nbsp;In all, about 20,486 Police personnel of Punjab Police and Home Guard Jawans would be deployed for these elections. &nbsp;500 patrolling parties and 283 Striking Reserves (DGP Punjab, Range &amp; District Headquarter, Sub-division GO and Police Station) would be deployed to secure the area, round the clock and for taking prompt action in case of any emergency. &nbsp;All Sub-Division GOs would supervise their area of jurisdiction to ensure smooth conduct of these elections and to avoid any untoward incident, he added.
In addition to above, there would be 74 Second Line of Defence Nakas, 87 Interstate Nakas and 257 Inter District/Intra District Nakas all over the stateround the clock, to check the movement of illicit liquor, cash, drugs and anti-social elements.
He further highlighted that Arpit Shukla, IPS, Special Director General of Police, Law &amp; Order, Punjab has been appointed to supervise all the security and law &amp; Order related arrangements for these elections. &nbsp;State Election Commissioner desired that the Commissioners of Police and Senior Superintendents of Police be detailed to ensure maintenance of law and order and take steps to keep tabs on and catch hold of notorious persons, trouble-makers, boot-leggers, bail/parole jumpers, proclaimed offenders and absconders, etc. on day to day basis.
Furthermore, he said that Fool proof security arrangements in all storage/counting centers in the state of Punjab would be made to secure in and around premises of building, where counting of votes will be done. It was decided to ensure strict vigil and carry out checking of vehicles during the 3 days before the date of poll to check the entry of undesirable elements, and to prevent the smuggling or distribution of liquor or drugs.
Raj Kamal Chaudhuri added that District Magistrates to take steps and initiate all preventive measures including issue of prohibitory orders to ensure that voters are not intimidated or obstructed from exercising their right to vote.

Director General of Police Punjab, Gaurav Yadav on May 9 disclosed that the operation was conducted by the Counter Intelligence Jalandhar.

Punjab Police bust interstate arms smuggling racket, arrest two 

Director General of Police Punjab, Gaurav Yadav on May 9 disclosed that the operation was conducted by the Counter Intelligence Jalandhar.

The Punjab Police on Thursday said it has busted an interstate arms racket with the arrest of two smugglers and recovered six pistols and seven magazines from their possession.
Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav said the operation was conducted by the Counter Intelligence (CI) Jalandhar.
Those arrested have been identified as Harpreet Singh alias Happy Mattu of Rayya and Rahul Masih of village Chawinda Devi in Amritsar.
DGP Yadav said preliminary investigations have revealed that the smugglers had procured four large arms consignments from Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh in the last six months.
Police have identified two more important members of this module, he said.
Investigation is on and efforts are on to nab them, he said.
Sharing operation details, Assistant Inspector General Navjot Singh Mahal said acting swiftly on intel-based inputs, police teams in a joint operation with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), SAS Nagar arrested the accused near Railway Station Jalandhar Cantonment.&nbsp;

Earlier, over five kilograms of heroin and a box of ammunition were recovered by the BSF and the Punjab Police near the India-Pakistan border in Amritsar on May 2. 

Amritsar police arrest one, seize 4kg methamphetamine and 1kg heroin 

Earlier, over five kilograms of heroin and a box of ammunition were recovered by the BSF and the Punjab Police near the India-Pakistan border in Amritsar on May 2.&nbsp;

In a breakthrough, Amritsar Police on May 3 unearthed trans-border narcotic smuggling network by apprehending one person and seizing 4kg &nbsp;Ice (Methamphetamine) &amp; 1 Kg Heroin.&nbsp;
Sharing more information, Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav in a post on 'X' said drone were used to transport drugs from Pakistan-based drug smugglers.
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In an intelligence led operation against trans-border narcotic smuggling networks, CI Amritsar has apprehended one person and seized 4 Kg Ice (Methamphetamine) &amp; 1 Kg Heroin Drones were used to transport drugs from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Pakistan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Pakistan</a>-based drug smuggler FIR under NDPS Act registered&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/Nn03FvbVbC">pic.twitter.com/Nn03FvbVbC</a>
&mdash; DGP Punjab Police (@DGPPunjabPolice) <a href="https://twitter.com/DGPPunjabPolice/status/1786240521801023864?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 3, 2024</a></blockquote>
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Further, an FIR under NDPS Act has been registered at SSOC Amritsar and investigations are on-going to establish backwards &amp; forward linkages.&nbsp;
Earlier, over five kilograms of heroin and a box of ammunition were recovered by the BSF and the Punjab Police near the India-Pakistan border in Amritsar on May 2.&nbsp;

FIRs have been filed under the NDPS Act, and further investigation is underway to dismantle the drug network. Interrogations of the arrested smugglers are ongoing, with expectations of significant revelations.

Punjab Police bust international drug syndicate, arrest 3 smugglers

FIRs have been filed under the NDPS Act, and further investigation is underway to dismantle the drug network. Interrogations of the arrested smugglers are ongoing, with expectations of significant revelations.

The Jalandhar Commissionerate Police has busted an international drug syndicate, seizing 48 kilograms of heroin, marking the largest heroin seizure of 2024. According to the police, the syndicate was actively involved in cross-border and international drug trafficking, operating in 5 countries: Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, Pakistan, and Canada. Additionally, it had domestic networks in two states, Jammu and Kashmir and Gujarat.
It further said that an illegal amount of ₹21 lakhs, along with a cash counting machine and three expensive cars were confiscated from the smugglers
FIRs have been filed under the NDPS Act, and further investigation is underway to dismantle the drug network. Interrogations of the arrested smugglers are ongoing, with expectations of significant revelations.

Dhillon was currently serving as the Additional Director General of Police (law and order) in the Punjab Police.

 Punjab Police ADGP Gurinder Singh Dhillon takes VRS

Dhillon was currently serving as the Additional Director General of Police (law and order) in the Punjab Police.

Senior IPS officer Gurinder Singh Dhillon on Wednesday said that he has opted for voluntary retirement after putting 34 years in service.
Though speculation was rife that he may foray into politics, Dhillon told PTI that he has not thought of joining politics yet.
"I have not thought of anything like that or discussed it yet," he said when asked whether he will join politics.
Dhillon was currently serving as the Additional Director General of Police (law and order) in the Punjab Police.
"I have taken VRS from my Police service. I am feeling uncaged. let's see where wind of destiny pollinates me," he wrote in a post on X earlier.
Dhillon, a 1997-batch IPS officer, started his career as the deputy superintendent of police in Jalandhar. He served at various positions in intelligence, anti-drug special task force, bureau of investigation and other wings.
Dhillon hails from Mulianwal village in Gurdaspur district and is presently settled in Patiala.&nbsp;

The Punjab Police have arrested a man who was facing more than 100 cases in state and had been absconding for nine years, from Uttarakhand.

Man facing 108 FIRs, absconding for 9 years, held from Uttarakhand: Punjab Police

The Punjab Police have arrested a man who was facing more than 100 cases in state and had been absconding for nine years, from Uttarakhand.

The Punjab Police on Tuesday said it has arrested a man, who was facing more than 100 cases in Punjab and had been absconding for nine years, from Uttarakhand.
Neeraj Thathai alias Neeraj Arora was accused of collecting money from people in lieu of giving them residential or commercial plots.
Police said Arora had been absconding for the last 8-9 years and had been declared a proclaimed offender.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Gursharan Singh Sandhu said the accused has 108 FIRs registered against him in 21 districts for allegedly defrauding people by promising money or plots to people in the state.
Of total 108 FIRs, 47 were registered in Fazilka, eight in Ferozepur, six each in Patiala and Fatehgarh Sahib, five each in Rupnagar, Mohali and SAS Nagar; four each in Faridkot, Sri Muktsar Sahib and Jalandhar Commissionerate.
Police said Arora, who was arrested by the Fazilka Police in February 2016, had jumped bail and was declared a proclaimed offender in February 2017.
The Enforcement Directorate has also registered cases and attached his properties, while many writ petitions are pending in the Punjab and Haryana High Court against him, said the police.
Deputy Inspector General of Police Ranjit Singh Dhillon said the accused was using fake IDs to evade his arrest.

Special Director General of Police Arpit Shukla On April 4 held a meeting with the Border Security Force to reinforce the second line of defense and combat drug trafficking from across the India-Pakistan border ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.

Punjab police, BSF strategise to counter drug supply from across Indo-Pak border

Special Director General of Police Arpit Shukla On April 4 held a meeting with the Border Security Force to reinforce the second line of defense and combat drug trafficking from across the India-Pakistan border ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.

In view of the coming Lok Sabha polls, Special Director General of Police Arpit Shukla on Thursday chalked out a strategy with the Border Security Force (BSF) to further strengthen the second line of defence and break the supply chain of drugs from across the border.
He held a joint coordination meeting with BSF Inspector General (Punjab Frontier) Atul Fulzele and senior officers of CRPF, ITBP, Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and other central agencies to review security arrangements in the state's border areas and discuss matters pertaining to the parliamentary elections 2024, according to a statement.
Giving a call for greater synergy and teamwork between the BSF and Punjab Police, Shukla exhorted both forces to work as one team to ensure free and fair elections in the state.
He said being positioned at the first line of defence, the BSF needs to be more alert to prevent smuggling and infiltration bids by militants, terrorists or smugglers, the statement said.
He also ordered to increase the number of police personnel deployed on night patrolling along the International border, it added.
The Special DGP advised the BSF to use drone detection technology to counter the suspicious drone operations at Punjab borders, which have over time emerged as the modus operandi to smuggle drugs from across the Indo-Pak border, according to the statement.
He also directed all the district police chiefs of border districts to conduct regular meetings with village level defence committee (VLDC) members and sensitise field staff to keep a strict vigil on the movement of drones.

In a major breakthrough, Punjab Police on Sunday busted an illegal arms smuggling ring based in Madhya Pradesh and four smugglers.

Punjab Police busts MP-based illegal arms smuggling ring, four smugglers arrested

In a major breakthrough, Punjab Police on Sunday busted an illegal arms smuggling ring based in Madhya Pradesh and four smugglers.

A major illegal arms smuggling ring based in Madhya Pradesh was busted and four smugglers were arrested, Punjab Police officials said on Sunday.
The arrested smugglers were involved in supplying weapons to criminal gangs, they said.
"In a major breakthrough the Internal Security Wing of @PunjabPoliceInd has busted a major illegal arms smuggling ring from #MadhyaPradesh and arrested 4 smugglers along with 9 illegal pistols," Punjab's Director General of Police, Gaurav Yadav posted on X.
An FIR has been registered and further investigations are going on to trace the forward and backward linkages, Yadav said.
"Punjab Police will take stern action against all involved in organised crime and illegal weapon smuggling networks," he said.

Speaking to ANI, Assistant Commissioner of Police of North Amritsar Varinder Singh Khosa said that stringent actions would be taken against all those who indulged in the criminal activities.

Punjab Police, paramilitary forces conduct flag march in Amritsar

Speaking to ANI, Assistant Commissioner of Police of North Amritsar Varinder Singh Khosa said that stringent actions would be taken against all those who indulged in the criminal activities.

Punjab Police along with Central Forces on March 19 conducted a flag march in the Ranjit Avenue area in Amritsar ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.
Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) of North Amritsar Varinder Singh Khosa said that the march had been conducted to instill confidence among the public so that they could vote freely. &nbsp; &nbsp;
"Today the police along with central paramilitary forces are conducting a flag march to instill confidence among the public so that they can vote freely and strict action will be taken against anti-social elements,'' said Varinder Singh Khosa.&nbsp;

The DGP also directed the CPs and SSPs to ensure the deposition of weapons in compliance with the Election Commission of India (ECI) norms.

Punjab Police fully geared up to ensure free, fair and peaceful polls, says DGP

The DGP also directed the CPs and SSPs to ensure the deposition of weapons in compliance with the Election Commission of India (ECI) norms.

With polling for 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab scheduled to be held in the last phase of voting on June 1, Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav on Sunday said the state police is fully geared up to ensure free, fair and peaceful elections in the border state.
Yadav, accompanied by Special DGP (law and order) Arpit Shukla, was virtually briefing all the senior police officers from headquarters, Additional DGPs, Inspector Generals of Police, DIGs, Commissioners of Police and Senior Superintendents of Police to take stock of the security arrangements in the state for the general elections, said an official statement.
The Director General of Police (DGP) directed all the officers to strictly adhere to all aspects of the Model Code of Conduct and follow all the instructions and guidelines from the Election Commission of India for holding free and fair elections.
He said that a special campaign has been launched to arrest proclaimed offenders and parole jumpers.
The Commissioners of Police (CPs) and Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) have also been asked to ensure surveillance over the people indulging in selling of illicit liquor and narcotics and psychotropic substances, he added.
The DGP also directed the CPs and SSPs to ensure the deposition of weapons in compliance with the Election Commission of India (ECI) norms.

An FIR has been lodged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Arms Act at the State Special Operation Cell (SSOC), Amritsar.&nbsp;

Punjab police arrest 2 members of Babbar Khalsa International-backed terror module

An FIR has been lodged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Arms Act at the State Special Operation Cell (SSOC), Amritsar. &nbsp;

Director General of Police, Punjab Gaurav Yadav said on Thursday they have averted possible target killings with the arrest of 2 members of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI)-backed terror module.
DGP further said that the module was operated by USA based Harpreet Singh alias Happy Passian, a close aide of Pakistan based terrorist Harwinder Singh alias Rinda.
Sharing the information, DGP Yadav said in a post on X, "In an intelligence-based operation, Punjab Police averts possible target killings with the arrest of 2 members of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI)-backed terror module". Two pistols along with 4 magazines and 30 live cartridges were also recovered, as per the official. Following their arrest, a First Information Report has been registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Arms Act at State Special Operation Cell (SSOC), Amritsar, he said.

Investigations revealed that Kumar had taken the bribe, following which a case was registered, the spokesperson said.

Punjab Police ASI arrested in bribery case, says Vigilance Bureau

Investigations revealed that Kumar had taken the bribe, following which a case was registered, the spokesperson said.

An assistant sub-inspector of the Punjab Police was arrested for allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 6 lakh, the Vigilance Bureau said on Wednesday.
Raj Kumar was posted as the Kot Khalsa police post in-charge in Amritsar.
A Vigilance Bureau spokesperson said Kumar was arrested on a complaint lodged by Amanchain Singh, a resident of Amritsar's New Udham Singh Nagar.
The complainant alleged that Kumar took Rs 6 lakh from him in exchange for getting him and his four relatives declared innocent during the inquiry in a murder case registered at Division-B police station, the official added.
Investigations revealed that Kumar had taken the bribe, following which a case was registered, the spokesperson said.

The checking was conducted under Operation Eagle and involved over 4,000 police personnel.

Punjab Police arrest 24 during statewide checking

The checking was conducted under Operation Eagle and involved over 4,000 police personnel.

Punjab Police on Tuesday conducted a special cordon and search operation (CASO) near all bus terminuses and railway stations across the state and arrested 24 alleged criminals, officials said.
The CASO named "Ops Eagle-III" was conducted from 12 noon to 3 pm simultaneously in all 28 police districts and 500 police teams, involving over 4,000 police personnel, frisked people arriving and departing at railway stations and bus terminuses, they said.
During the operation conducted at 134 bus stands and 181 railway stations, 917 suspicious persons were rounded up for questioning, 24 criminal elements were arrested and 21 FIRs were lodged, said Special Director General of Police (Law and Order) Arpit Shukla.

Tejinder Gill, man deployed in Amritpal Singh's security setup held 

Tejinder Gill, man deployed in Amritpal Singh's security setup held&nbsp;

Punjab Police have arrested a man who was allegedly part of the private security setup of pro-Khalistan preacher Amritpal Singh, officials said on Thursday.
Tejinder Singh Gill, a resident of Mangewal village in the Khanna area of Ludhiana district, was deputed in the security of Amritpal Singh, who is on the run since a police crackdown on his outfit 'Waris Punjab De' began on Saturday, said Khanna Deputy Superintendent of Police (Payal) Harsimrat Singh.
Gill used to display weapons in pictures and videos on social media without having an arms licence. An FIR against him has been registered under IPC Section 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant), the DSP added.
Officials said their investigation has revealed that Gill was also involved in the Ajnala incident and Ajnala police will separately take action against him.

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