Bhagwant Mann Police continued its statewide campaign against gangster networks, conducting 473 targeted raids and arresting 181 individuals on Day 286 of ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’, according to an update shared by the department.
The operation was carried out in coordination with the Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) Punjab, with raids conducted at identified locations across the state as part of efforts to dismantle organised criminal networks.
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According to Punjab Police, the latest operation also led to the apprehension of 10 proclaimed offenders and the recovery of four weapons. The department said the coordinated action was aimed at identifying and taking action against individuals linked to gangster networks.
The campaign forms part of the police department’s ongoing efforts to strengthen law enforcement and address organised crime across Punjab. Through targeted raids and coordinated operations, the police are continuing to pursue individuals suspected of involvement in gangster-related activities.
Police Appeals to Public for Information
Punjab Police reiterated its commitment to dismantling gangster networks and ensuring a safer environment for residents. The department also appealed to citizens to share information that could assist its anti-gangster operations.
‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ is an ongoing Punjab Police initiative focused on taking action against gangster networks through targeted enforcement operations. The campaign involves raids and coordinated efforts to locate wanted individuals and disrupt criminal activities.
The latest operation marks Day 286 of the campaign, with police continuing their efforts across different parts of Punjab. The department has reiterated that action against gangster networks remains a priority in its efforts to maintain law and order and strengthen public safety.
Public Urged to Share Information
Punjab Police has also appealed to citizens to cooperate with law enforcement agencies by sharing information about gangster-related activities. The department said people can provide information anonymously through the Anti-Gangster Helpline.
People can provide information anonymously through the Anti-Gangster Helpline at 93946-93946, the police said.
