Overview
- At a passing-out parade in Panchkula, 5,061 constables from RBC Batch-93 formally joined the Haryana Police, the first state cohort inducted after the new criminal laws took effect.
- Amit Shah said the revamped legal framework defines forensic roles with compulsory expert visits for crimes carrying penalties of more than seven years.
- He asserted that the Union government stands "like a rock" with states combating drug and human trafficking, cybercrime and organised crime.
- Haryana Police reported the cohort trained from December 16, 2024, to September 22, 2025, and includes 969 postgraduates, 3,324 graduates and 768 with Class 12 or diploma qualifications.
- Shah cited the state's expanded policing footprint of five ranges and 19 districts and noted a current force strength of about 77,000 personnel.