Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, emphasized that the State Government is fully committed to maintaining law and order throughout the state. He directed the Police and Civil administration to work together as a team at the grassroots level to effectively eliminate crime and criminals. “My aim is to make Haryana a zero-crime State,” he asserted.
The Chief Minister was presiding over a state-level review meeting on crime and law and order, here today.Haryana Chief Secretary Sh Anurag Rastogi, Chief Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Sh Rajesh Khullar, Additional Chief Secretary, Home Dr Sumita Misra, Director General of Police Sh Shatrujeet Kapur, Director General Prisons Muhammad Akil, Managing Director Haryana Police Housing Corporation Sh OP Singh, ADGP CID Sh Saurabh Singh and other senior officers of Police Department were present in the meeting.
Crime rate has significantly declined in Haryana
While acknowledging that the crime rate has significantly decreased in Haryana, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini stressed the need for continued, focused efforts to make the state a zero-crime zone. He directed the police to listen patiently to all individuals visiting police stations, promptly register complaints, and take appropriate action.
He stated that this approach would not only ensure timely justice for the victims but also strengthen their trust in the police. The Chief Minister further instructed that the complainant should not have to make multiple visits to police stations to get an FIR registered. If, for any reason, an FIR cannot be registered, the police should provide clear reasons to satisfy the complainant.
State Government’s Cyclothon and awareness programs yield positive results in fight against drug abuse
While reviewing the actions against drug abuse, the Chief Minister stated that initiatives such as the Cyclothon and other programs launched by the State Government to raise awareness among youth about the harmful effects of drugs have yielded positive results.
He said that not only the youth but people from all walks of life have been overwhelmingly participating in these programs, which aim to encourage the younger generation to stay away from drugs and channel their energy in the right direction.
Police to intensify vigil in bordering districts and sensitive areas to break drug supply network
The Chief Minister directed the police to involve Sarpanchs and other prominent figures in the villages to take the State Government’s anti-drug drive to the grassroots level. He said that immediate treatment be provided at de-addiction centers for those already trapped in the grip of drugs.
He stated that regular inspections of all de-addiction centers in the state should be conducted to ensure the availability of medicines and other essential facilities at these centers. Additionally, he directed the police to increase vigil in the bordering districts and other sensitive areas, aiming to dismantle the nexus between the demand and supply of drugs.
Expressing concern over perpetrators committing repeated offenses, Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini emphasized the need for stringent measures to send a strong message to offenders. He stated that the police should also closely monitor the activities of criminals who are on parole or furlough to ensure they do not commit any crimes during this period.
Expedite extradition and deportation of foreign-based gangsters
The Chief Minister made it clear that there is no place for gangsters in the state. He directed the police to coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and other central agencies to expedite the process of extradition or deportation of foreign-based gangsters.
Haryana strengthens measures to combat cybercrime
While reviewing the progress in resolving cybercrime cases, the Chief Minister highlighted that the State Government has implemented various measures leading to a significant reduction in the amount of money defrauded. These efforts aim to ensure that citizens’ hard-earned money is protected from fraudulent activities.
He directed that a special State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) meeting be convened to devise an effective strategy in collaboration with banks. Additionally, he emphasized the need to sensitize state government pensioners and RWAs to remain alert and thwart any attempts by cyber criminals.
CCTV cameras to be installed at key locations
In the meeting, the Chief Minister stressed the need to further strengthen CCTV surveillance in cities and towns to closely monitor criminals and other anti-social elements. He instructed that new CCTV cameras be installed at key locations as needed and that existing cameras be kept fully functional. He also directed that YouTube channels featuring objectionable content be verified, with appropriate action taken.
4,054 villages and 859 wards declared drug-free- Dr Sumita Misra
Additional Chief Secretary, Home Dr Sumita Misra said that directions given by the Chief Minister in the previous meeting are being implemented in letter and spirit, and their results are clearly visible on the ground. She stated that working in a coordinated manner will significantly help in reducing crime.
She informed that 4,054 villages and 859 wards have been declared drug-free. In addition, sports activities have been organized in 2,515 villages, with the participation of 1.96 lakh youth. Similarly, 2,482 public awareness events have been held across the state, with 16.5 lakh people participating.
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