Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced that the state police have been given complete autonomy to take decisive action against criminals. This bold step is expected to enhance law enforcement effectiveness, reduce crime rates, and ensure public safety. The move comes as part of a larger strategy to curb organized crime, violence, and drug trafficking in Haryana. The Chief Minister emphasized that officers must act fearlessly and with full responsibility to dismantle criminal networks.
A key highlight of this initiative is the ambitious goal of making 70% of Haryana’s villages drug-free by the end of 2025. Law enforcement agencies have been directed to strengthen surveillance, increase patrols, and execute strategic raids on drug trafficking hubs. By empowering the police force, the government aims to reinforce law and order while restoring faith in public security mechanisms.