Preparation for bumper recruitment in Haryana Police, recruitment will be done on 28 thousand posts by 2030

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Important information about police department recruitment has come out for the youth who are preparing for government jobs in Haryana. The state government has set a target of recruiting 28 thousand policemen in the police department by the year 2030. This recruitment process will be completed in different stages. In the first phase, it is planned to recruit about 15 thousand posts by March 2027. Then between the year 2028 and 2030 about 13 thousand posts will be filled.

Haryana Director General of Police Ajay Singhal also shared information related to recruitment scheme along with modernization of police department and crime control at the state level event.

Recruitment will be done in two phases till 2030

There will be a large scale recruitment in the Haryana Police in the coming years. According to Director General of Police (DGP) Ajay Singhal, a target has been set to recruit a total of 28 thousand personnel by 2030 to strengthen the police force in the state. In the first phase, approximately 15 thousand posts will be recruited by March 2027. In the second phase, around 13 thousand policemen will be recruited between 2028 and 2030. However, detailed information regarding application process, qualification, age limit and examination for these posts will be declared in separate recruitment.

Police infrastructure will improve

Emphasis is also being laid on improving basic facilities to increase the efficiency of the Haryana Police. Under this, there is a plan to improve the infrastructure of the police department by spending Rs 4,430 crore by the year 2030-31. Government has sanctioned 204 new posts for Haryana Cyber ​​Crime Coordination Center (H4C). Along with this, Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has also been formed to fight terrorism.

Action against gangsters operating abroad

The police department is also cracking down on organized crime. Since 2019, 28 gangsters operating abroad have been brought back to India or brought to the country through extradition.

Sapna Yadav
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