The Bhagwant Mann intensified its statewide crackdown on gangster networks, conducting 563 raids and arresting 230 individuals on Day 260 of its ongoing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign. The operation was carried out in coordination with the Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) Punjab at identified and mapped locations across the state.
According to the Punjab Police, five proclaimed offenders were also apprehended and one weapon was recovered during the latest operation. With these actions, the total number of arrests since the campaign began has reached 76,820, reflecting the scale of the ongoing enforcement drive.
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Bhagwant Mann Mann Conduct 563 Raids Across the State
As part of the campaign, police teams conducted targeted raids at locations identified through mapping and intelligence inputs. The coordinated operation aimed to identify suspects linked to gangster networks and take action against those allegedly involved in criminal activities.
The involvement of AGTF Punjab supported the statewide effort to target organised criminal networks. Police said the campaign would continue as part of efforts to strengthen law and order and improve public safety.
230 Arrested, Five Proclaimed Offenders Apprehended
During Day 260 of ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’, police arrested 230 individuals and apprehended five proclaimed offenders. A weapon was also recovered during the operation.
The action forms part of the police department’s continuing efforts to track wanted individuals, disrupt criminal networks and prevent organised crime. The authorities have reported a cumulative total of 76,820 arrests since the campaign’s launch.
Anti-Gangster Campaign Targets Organised Crime
The Punjab Police has been conducting coordinated operations against gangster networks across the state under the ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign. Targeted raids at identified locations are intended to help law enforcement agencies locate suspects and take action against those allegedly connected to organised criminal activities.
The police have reiterated their commitment to dismantling gangster networks and ensuring a safer environment for residents across Punjab.
Punjab Police Appeals to Public to Share Information
The Punjab Police has urged citizens to share information that could help authorities take action against gangster-related activities. People can provide information anonymously through the Anti-Gangster Helpline at 93946-93946.
