Overview
- At a Passing Out Parade in Panchkula, 5,061 constables joined Haryana Police in the first batch inducted since India’s new criminal laws took effect.
- Shah said forensic experts must now visit crime scenes in cases carrying penalties of more than seven years, framing the step as key to securing convictions.
- He asserted that the Centre stands "like a rock" with states in tackling drugs, human trafficking, cybercrime and organised crime.
- Shah claimed a decade of the Modi government brought peace to left‑wing extremism zones, Jammu & Kashmir and the northeast, presenting these as resolved fronts.
- Haryana Police reported the recruits trained from December 16, 2024 to September 22, 2025, with an average age of 26 and 85% holding graduate or higher degrees, including 969 postgraduates.