Haryana Police prepares for a massive recruitment drive; 28,000 posts to be filled by 2030..

Important information has emerged regarding recruitment in the police department for youth in Haryana who are preparing for government jobs. The state government has set a target to recruit 28,000 police personnel by the year 2030. The recruitment process will be carried out in phases. In the first phase, there is a plan to fill approximately 15,000 posts by March 2027. Subsequently, around 13,000 posts will be filled between 2028 and 2030.

During a state-level event, Haryana Director General of Police (DGP) Ajay Singhal shared details about this recruitment plan, as well as initiatives related to the modernization of the police department and crime control.

Recruitment to take place in two phases by 2030
Large-scale recruitment will be conducted in the Haryana Police over the coming years. According to DGP Ajay Singhal, a target has been set to recruit a total of 28,000 personnel by 2030 to strengthen the state's police force. In the first phase, approximately 15,000 posts will be filled by March 2027. In the second phase, around 13,000 police personnel will be recruited between 2028 and 2030. Specific details regarding the application process, eligibility criteria, age limits, and examination procedures for these posts will be provided in separate recruitment notifications.

Improvement in police infrastructure
Emphasis is also being placed on enhancing basic infrastructure to boost the operational efficiency of the Haryana Police. To this end, there is a plan to invest Rs 4,430 crore by 2030-31 to upgrade the department's infrastructure. The government has approved 204 new posts for the Haryana Cyber ​​Crime Coordination Centre (H4C). Additionally, an Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has been established to combat terrorism. 

Action against gangsters operating from abroad
The police department is also taking action against organized crime. Since 2019, 28 gangsters operating from foreign countries have been brought back to India, either through direct return or via extradition.

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