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Punjab Police Intensifies Crackdown Against Wanted and Habitual Criminals

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Last updated: August 29, 2026 10:20 pm
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By: Dr. Mirza MB Qamar / ANI

Lahore: The Punjab Police has intensified its crackdown against wanted criminals, judicial fugitives and habitual offenders involved in serious crimes across the province.

According to a Punjab Police spokesperson, more than 116,000 proclaimed offenders, 35,546 judicial fugitives and 12,865 habitual criminals have been arrested across Punjab, including Lahore, during the current year.

In Lahore alone, police arrested 26,868 proclaimed offenders, 11,229 judicial fugitives and 5,203 habitual criminals during the ongoing crackdown.

Inspector General of Police Punjab Abdul Kareem appreciated the performance of the police teams and directed them to further intensify operations against wanted criminals and judicial fugitives to ensure effective law enforcement across the province.

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