Saturday, 08 August 2026
Breaking News
Test news ED BENGALURU ZONAL OFFICE FILED A PROSECUTION COMPLAINT CBI BUSTS INTERNATIONAL TECH- SUPPORT FRAUD RACKET FOUR ACCUSED ARRESTED CBI COURT AWARDS 7 YEARS RI TO FORMER OFFICIAL OF ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN BANK FRAUD CASE OF OVER RS. 12 LAKH REWA GENERAL HOUSE CONCLUDES: V.B. KAPIL UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED PRESIDENT, AUTHORIZED TO CONSTITUTE NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FINALLY HCS OFFICER REPLACED BY AN IAS AS HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA SECRETARY FIVE LINKED TO CROSS-BORDER SMUGGLING MODULE HELD WITH 21KG HEROIN, 970GMs ICE AND ONE PISTOL  PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT STAYS NETBALL FEDERATION OF INDIA ELECTION RESULTS ARCHITECTURE MUST BE EXPERIENCED, NOT JUST OBSERVED: AUSTRALIA-BASED RESEARCHER ASEES PRAB GHALL KHURD ZONE KHO-KHO TOURNAMENT BEGINS UNDER 70TH PUNJAB SCHOOL GAMES
Punjab Trending

SPECIAL TRAFFIC DRIVE LAUNCHED BY FEROZEPUR POLICE

Read in:English

(MOREPIC1)(MOREPIC2)  VIKRAMDITYA SHARMA/FEROZEPORE 

In order to maintain law and order in the border district, a special drive was carried out by the district police during which 33 nakas were set up in the entire district on Saturday evening. More than 650 police personnel checked the vehicles and removed black films on the windows of the cars besides those vehicles were impounded from which sharp weapons baseball bats were recovered.

Led by SSP Surinder Lamba, these nakas were laid mainly at Cantonment Chungi No. 7, Killewala Chowk, Talwandi Chowk, Saiyanwala, Udham Singh Chowk, Mallanwal, Jeera, Gurharsahai, Mamdot, Lakho Ke Behram and other places.

SSP Surindra Lamba said that this special campaign has been launched for three hours (from 4 pm to 7 pm) in the entire state on the instructions of the DGP. “No criminal activity shall be allowed during in this district and nobody will be allowed to take law into their hands. However, we are also ensuring that the common people does not face any problem due to these nakas”, said SSP Lamba.

On this occasion DSP Surinder Bansal along with other police officials were present.

15,596 articles
View all articles