Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab Police has strengthened its efforts against organised crime with a new initiative. The Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) has activated a toll-free helpline — 1800-330-1100 — providing citizens with a direct and confidential channel to report threats, extortion, and other criminal activities.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann’s Government Launches Toll-Free Helpline to Report Organised Crime
Officials said the helpline aims to encourage public participation in maintaining law and order, allowing residents to safely share information about gangs, extortion cases, or any organised criminal activity in their area. The AGTF will handle all reports with discretion and take prompt action against offenders.
The move is part of the Mann government’s ongoing commitment to ensuring citizen safety and improving policing infrastructure in the state. Authorities emphasized that this service will help bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community, making it easier to prevent crimes and respond effectively to threats.
Police officials also highlighted that the helpline will be monitored round-the-clock by trained personnel
Police officials also highlighted that the helpline will be monitored round-the-clock by trained personnel, ensuring quick registration of complaints and timely coordination with local police units for action. This step is expected to increase public trust and promote a safer environment in Punjab.
The helpline is seen as a proactive measure to curb gangster activities and organised crime in the state. Citizens are encouraged to report suspicious activities without fear, as the AGTF has assured complete confidentiality and strict action against perpetrators.
The Mann government has consistently emphasized modern policing methods and community participation as key elements of its law and order strategy. Initiatives like the AGTF helpline are aimed at creating a more secure and responsive policing system across Punjab.
