Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Haryana Police to Enhance Community Engagement, Resolve Grievances
The Haryana government wants the police to get closer to the people.
The Chief Minister told senior police officers to spend more time in the community.
They need to listen to what people are concerned about.
This means regular visits, including overnight stays in villages.
They also have to fix problems quickly and report back on what they are doing.
This is to make sure people trust the police and get help when they need it.
Police will also set aside specific times for people to meet with them to discuss their concerns.
Haryana Chief Minister directed senior police officers to enhance public outreach.
The goal is faster resolution of citizen grievances.
Officers are mandated to conduct regular field visits, including overnight stays in villages.
Police officers must designate fixed office hours for public meetings.
Bi-weekly compliance reports must be submitted to the home department.
- Who
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and senior police officers
- What
- Directed senior police officers to intensify public outreach and improve grievance resolution.
- When
- September 19, according to the report.
- Where
- Haryana
- Why
- To build a more community-oriented policing system, strengthen accountability, and enhance public trust.
- Key Action
- Haryana Police to increase community outreach
- Issued By
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini
- Directed To
- Senior police officers statewide
- Key Objective
- Faster resolution of citizen grievances
- Implementation
- Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Sumita Misra issued detailed instructions