Punjab police

Punjab Police busted two ISI-backed cross border terror modules, arresting 9 individuals including 4 minors. The accused were allegedly acting under foreign-based ISI handlers attempting to recruit local youth for terror activities.

Punjab Police used water cannons to prevent Akali Dal Waris Punjab De workers from attempting to 'gherao' the Chief Minister's residence. A heavy police presence was maintained at the Mohali-Chandigarh border to stop the group from entering the Union Territory.

Punjab Police successfully apprehended a fugitive gangster in Indonesia after a six-month manhunt. Police DGP Gaurav Yadav emphasized the department's commitment to dismantling organized crime networks and ensuring fugitives are brought to justice.

Punjab Police arrested Inspector Gurinderjit Singh Nagra, who is linked to a U.S. indictment in an extortion case. The arrest was confirmed by Deputy Inspector General Naveen Singla of the Jalandhar Range.

Gurinderjit Singh Nagra, a Punjab Police officer serving as Station House Officer (SHO) at Tanda police station in Hoshiarpur district, has been named by the FBI in an alleged extortion case.

Nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, an Australian citizen, was killed during a robbery in Chakwal when a Crime Control Department (CCD) officer allegedly fired directly at her. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, claims police fabricated the FIR by blaming robbers for the shooting and forced him to sign a blank paper while injured.

BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa accused Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann of insulting Sikhs and the Akal Takht. The BJP demanded that Punjab police register a case and arrest the Chief Minister.

Punjab Police arrested three individuals linked to a foreign-based gangster module. The accused were involved in transporting weapons and conducting criminal activities under their handlers' direction.

Punjab police and the Crime Control Department (CCD) admitted a 'mistake' in the shooting of a nine-year-old girl, Hania, and her family in Chakwal, attributing it to 'criminal negligence' and lack of training. Officials pledged a transparent investigation, legal action against those responsible, and improved training to prevent future incidents.

Pakistani police mistakenly shot an Australian family, killing nine-year-old Hania Ahmed. The incident caused public outrage and is under scrutiny.

A Pakistani police officer was arrested after mistakenly shooting dead Australian-born Hania Ahmed, who was on holiday with her family in Chakwal, Punjab province. The family was a victim of a robbery while in their rental car.

Polling began in Gilgit-Baltistan for 24 seats of the Legislative Assembly after a four-month delay caused by winter weather. A total of 396 candidates, including 266 independents and eight women, are contesting the elections, with 963,034 registered voters across 10 districts. Security includes 6,000 Punjab police and 2,000 Islamabad police personnel.

PTI accused the federal and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) governments of pre-poll rigging due to the deployment of 5,600 local police and 13,000 external security personnel ahead of June 7 elections. The party alleged internet disruptions, arrests of workers, and manipulation of polling schemes to suppress its candidates, while requesting international intervention.