The Haryana Police Department is the law enforcement agency for the state of Haryana, India. Present DGP of Haryana Police is P. K. Agarwal since August 16, 2021. He is an IPS officer of 1988 batch. Read More
The Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) team of Haryana Police on Sunday succeeded in arresting a most wanted criminal carrying a reward of Rs 25,000 in connection with jumping parole, and later accused of demanding a ransom of Rs 10 lakh from a person ...
The Delhi Metropolitan Magisterial court has granted transit remand to Haryana police to two accused arrested by Delhi Police special cell in connection with wrestler Nisha Dahiya and her brother's murder case which took place in Haryana's Sonipat. ...
The two accused apprehended by Delhi Police's Special Cell in wrestler Nisha Dahiya and her brother's murder case will be produced before the court in the national capital on Friday, Police said. ...
The Haryana Police on Wednesday arrested two persons from Bihar's Samastipur for issuing around 800 fake birth and death certificates by hacking multiple government websites. ...
A Nihang Sikh has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a poultry farm worker and fracturing his leg at the Singhu border in Sonipat after the latter refused to give him chicken for free, said Haryana Police on Friday. ...
Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday said that the Singhu border incident was a "religious matter" and alleged that "the government was behind the act of spoiling the atmosphere near the border." ...
A Nihang Sikh, who was allegedly involved in killing farm labourer Lakhbir Singh at Singhu border on Friday, was arrested by the Punjab police on Saturday. The second accused, Narayan Singh, was arrested from Rakh Devidass Pura at Amarkot village in ...
Two Nihangs who were detained in connection with the Singhu border incident where the mutilated body of a man was found hanging at the site of farmers' protest yesterday, were garlanded and their feet touched on Saturday by one of the Nihangs just be ...
