The Director General of Police (DGP) in Haryana is a key figure in overseeing law and order in the state, which faces challenges such as rural-urban crime, communal tensions, and organized crime. The DGP’s role includes setting strategies to combat issues like human trafficking, land disputes, and illicit activities in the state’s agricultural areas. They oversee specialized units such as the Crime Investigation Department (CID), which is tasked with investigating high-profile crimes.
The DGP is responsible for enhancing police training programs, modernizing police infrastructure, and working closely with local communities to ensure peace. They are also involved in managing police response to large events, festivals, and protests, ensuring safety and preventing violence.