Punjab police
Punjab Police Operations Yield Significant Results
The Punjab Police have made notable strides in their ongoing operations against foreign-based terror and drug modules. In recent actions, they recovered an RDX-laden IED, four pistols, and various narcotics, underscoring the urgency of their mission.
In total, 14 individuals associated with these terror and drug networks have been arrested, highlighting the police’s commitment to combating these threats. The Anti-Narcotics Task Force reported the recovery of 1,215 MDMA tablets and approximately 5.50 kilograms of narcotics during these operations.
Additionally, the Amritsar Commissionerate Police apprehended 10 suspects, seizing about 5.30 kilograms of heroin and three pistols. These efforts reflect a coordinated approach by multiple units within the Punjab Police, including the State Special Operations Cell Mohali.
In a related development, the Punjab Police announced a recruitment drive for 3,297 constable positions, with 2,522 vacancies in the District Police Cadre and 775 in the Armed Police Cadre. The online application process is set to commence on March 10, 2026, and selected candidates will receive a starting salary of Rs 19,900 per month.
The recruitment initiative aims to bolster the police force as it addresses the challenges posed by organized crime and terrorism in the region. Observers note that these measures are crucial for maintaining public safety and security in Punjab.
As the Punjab Police continue their operations, further details regarding the arrests and ongoing investigations are anticipated. The situation remains dynamic, with law enforcement agencies on high alert to counter any emerging threats.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the full scope of the operations and the identities of those arrested.
