1. Rising Impact of ‘Abhedya’ App: 230 Users Downloaded the App till April 6 :
Curb on Extortion Calls, Increased Public Trust: Haryana Becoming Safer with ‘Abhedya’ App
The ‘Abhedya’ app has emerged as a strong technological tool to effectively curb threatening calls originating from international numbers. The app instantly blocks and deletes suspicious international voice calls, messages, photos, videos, and voice notes before they reach the user, forcing criminals to rely on local numbers, thereby making it easier for the police to track them. As a result, not only has the identification and arrest of criminals accelerated, but a stronger sense of security has also been instilled among citizens.
DGP Ajay Singhal: ‘Abhedya’ App Sets New Benchmark Nationwide, Other States Adopting the Model
Haryana Director General of Police Ajay Singhal stated that the remarkable success of the ‘Abhedya’ app has set a new direction and benchmark across the country. He mentioned that several states are now working towards adopting similar systems inspired by this technological initiative developed by Haryana Police. The DGP said that the app has been receiving continuous appreciation and positive feedback from across the nation, reflecting its effectiveness and utility. He further stated that the use of international numbers in extortion-related cases has declined significantly, strengthening the sense of security among the public. Along with this, the app has effectively controlled fraudsters making fake calls using gang names through international numbers, as such calls are now being instantly blocked. He expressed confidence that Haryana Police will continue to strengthen law and order through modern technology and innovation and will continue to serve as a role model for other states.
Enthusiasm for ‘Abhedya’ App in Jind and Kaithal, Increased Public Confidence
The most positive impact of the ‘Abhedya’ app has been observed in the districts of Jind and Kaithal. So far, 26 and 22 people respectively have downloaded the app. Users reported that the fear of being threatened through WhatsApp calls and messages has significantly reduced and appreciated the initiative taken by the police. They stated that they can now sleep peacefully at night without the fear of being intimidated through such calls or messages.
Growing Trust in Jhajjar and Panipat, No More Fear of Threatening Calls
Similar responses have been received from Jhajjar and Panipat districts. So far, 19 people in Jhajjar and 14 in Panipat have downloaded the app. Users said that the fear of threatening calls has ended and they are now able to focus fully on their work and business. They also appreciated the initiative taken by Haryana Police.
Enhanced Sense of Security in Bhiwani with ‘Abhedya’ App
In Bhiwani, 9 people have downloaded the app so far. Diler, a resident of Kharak Kalan, stated that after installing the app, he has not received any threatening international calls and feels much safer. Similarly, Virender from Loharu said that unwanted threatening calls and messages have stopped, bringing peace to his life.
Relief in Hansi and Rohtak, International Threat Calls Blocked
In Hansi district, 5 people have downloaded the ‘Abhedya’ app so far. Users reported that they are no longer receiving threatening international WhatsApp calls and feel more secure and stress-free. In Rohtak, 7 people have downloaded the app. According to users, the app has not only reduced unwanted threatening calls but has also increased awareness regarding cyber safety.
How the Abhedya App Works
Additional Director General of Police Sibash Kabiraj explained that ‘Abhedya’ is a mobile-based citizen security system developed by Haryana Police, aimed at preventing suspicious digital threats before they reach the user. The app identifies unknown international numbers, virtual numbers, and unsaved suspicious contacts. It blocks suspicious calls and removes chats, voice notes, videos, and images before they are delivered to the user. It helps prevent issues such as threatening calls, extortion, stalking, and cyber fraud at the user level. The primary objective is to protect citizens from fear, pressure, and digital harassment.
2. CID Haryana Dog Squad’s Historic Performance, ‘Mandy’ Wins Silver Medal at National Platform :
It is a matter of immense pride and joy for Haryana Police that the 69th All India Police Duty Meet (2025–26) was held from March 28 to April 2, 2026, in Nagpur, Maharashtra, where the Dog Squad of the Technical Wing of CID (Haryana), Madhuban, delivered an outstanding performance. In this prestigious competition, EHC Veerbhan, currently posted in the Bomb Disposal Squad at Hisar Airport, secured a Silver Medal in the Human Body Search event along with his explosive detection dog ‘Mandy’. In this event, the sniffer dog identifies and detects explosive substances concealed on a suspect by sensing their odor (vapors), which is a highly challenging and technically demanding task.
ADGP CID Saurabh Singh congratulates the team, calls it a proud moment for Haryana Police
Additional Director General of Police, CID, Saurabh Singh congratulated the team on this remarkable achievement and stated that winning a Silver Medal at the national level by the CID Haryana Dog Squad is a matter of great pride. He especially appreciated EHC Veerbhan and his dog ‘Mandy’, stating that their hard work, discipline, and excellent coordination made this success possible. He also praised Constable Sandeep and his dog ‘Rocky’ for their performance and said that this achievement reflects the modern training systems and professional excellence of Haryana Police. The ADGP expressed confidence that Haryana Police will continue to excel at the national level in the future and bring further glory to the state.
Diversity and challenges of sniffing events
Various sniffing-related competitions are organized during the All India Police Duty Meet, including Building Search, Vehicle Search, Luggage Search, Human Body Search, and Ground Search events. All these competitions require a high level of training, discipline, and strong coordination between the dog and the handler.
Another participant also delivers commendable performance
Along with this achievement, another commendable performance was delivered by Constable Sandeep (2/436), currently posted in the BD Team Rewari. He secured the fourth position in the Basic Obedience event along with his dog ‘Rocky’. In this competition, the primary criterion is the dog’s precise compliance with all commands given by its handler.
Big success with limited resources
ADGP CID Saurabh Singh stated that as per the prescribed norms, only two dogs from CID Haryana were sent to participate in this Duty Meet, and both delivered excellent performances, bringing laurels to the department.
Historic achievement and new recognition
Notably, this is the first time that sniffer dogs of CID Haryana have won a medal in the Explosive Sniffing event at the All India Police Duty Meet. This achievement is not only the result of the hard work and dedication of Veerbhan and ‘Mandy’, but also reflects the high standards of training and dog welfare initiatives being implemented by CID (Haryana), Madhuban. Mr. Singh added that this historic achievement of Haryana Police will serve as an inspiration for other dog squads and police units in the future. It proves that with dedication, modern training, and strong teamwork, excellence can be achieved at the national level
3. Major Success of ‘Abhedya’ App: Sonipat Police Bust Inter-State Extortion Gang, 5 Accused Arrested :
The effectiveness of Haryana Police’s ‘Abhedya’ mobile application has once again been proven. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Sonipat Police successfully busted an inter-state extortion gang and arrested five accused. Director General of Police Ajay Singhal congratulated the police team on this achievement and directed them to continue such impactful operations in the future.
Tracking Through Local Numbers Led to Swift Action During the investigation, it was revealed that due to the ‘Abhedya’ app, the use of international numbers had been significantly restricted, forcing criminals to rely on local mobile numbers. As soon as these local numbers became active, the police’s technical team was alerted. Acting swiftly, the team conducted an operation in the Bahalgarh area and apprehended the accused. All the arrested individuals are residents of the Narela area in Delhi.
Network Spread Across Multiple States
Nutritionist Also Targeted Preliminary investigation indicates that the gang operated across Delhi, Haryana, and several other states, targeting individuals for extortion. The accused have confessed to demanding ransom from a nutritionist in Sonipat. It has also come to light during interrogation that the gang members were planning to execute firing incidents in different districts to establish dominance and extort money.
Weapons and Mobile Phones Recovered
Probe Continues The police have recovered illegal weapons, three mobile phones, and two live cartridges from the possession of the accused. The seized items were being used for criminal activities. Intensive interrogation of the accused is currently underway, and efforts are being made to identify other members of the gang and unravel their wider network.
Impact of ‘Abhedya’ App
Other States Show Interest With the effective implementation of the ‘Abhedya’ app, there has been a significant reduction in suspicious calls from foreign numbers, making it easier for law enforcement agencies to track criminals. The arrest of five shooters in this operation is considered a major achievement. Impressed by the app’s success, police forces from Chandigarh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi, and Maharashtra have also shown keen interest in adopting it.
4. Tightened Crackdown on “Tateeree” Song. Haryana Police Gets 857 Links Removed :
Major Action Against Objectionable Content: Strong Message from DGP Ajay Singhal; Drive Intensified Under Leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini
Haryana Police has intensified its crackdown against the objectionable song “Tateeree,” taking firm action across digital platforms. According to the latest figures released by Panchkula Police, a total of 857 links related to the song have been removed so far, including 154 YouTube videos and 703 Instagram reels. Police officials stated that this कार्रवाई is being carried out in coordination with various social media platforms through due legal process. Notices have been issued to the concerned platforms directing the removal of all versions of the song—including re-uploads, short videos, and other formats. This step has been taken particularly to curb the spread of objectionable content containing derogatory references towards women and minors.
Tough Stand on Tateeree Controversy: DGP Ajay Singhal Reiterates Zero Tolerance Policy; Action Intensified Under CM Nayab Singh Saini’s Leadership
Haryana Director General of Police, Ajay Singhal, stated that any form of objectionable content undermining the dignity of women and minors will not be tolerated in the state, and strict legal action will continue in cases like “Tateeree.” He further informed that monitoring and enforcement on digital platforms have been strengthened to ensure compliance with the law and to send a strong message across society. The DGP also emphasized that the Haryana Government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, is fully committed to creating a safe and responsible digital environment, and continuous effective measures are being undertaken jointly by the police and administration in this direction.
Strict Warning Issued to Social Media Users
Additional Director General of Police and Panchkula Commissioner, Shibas Kabiraj, stated that Haryana Police has issued a stern warning to the general public, clearly stating that anyone found creating or sharing reels, shorts, or any other form of video using the banned song will face strict legal action. In such cases, the concerned social media accounts may be blocked or restricted, and repeat offenders will be booked under stringent legal provisions.
Investigation and Legal Action Ongoing
The case is currently under investigation following the registration of an FIR at Cyber Police Station, Sector-20, Panchkula. Police teams are continuously monitoring digital content related to the song and identifying individuals and social media handles involved in its circulation, against whom further legal action is being initiated.
Reiteration of Zero Tolerance Policy
Haryana Police has reiterated its zero tolerance policy against objectionable, misleading, or anti-social content related to women and minors. The police has appealed to citizens to refrain from sharing such content and to immediately report it to the authorities, ensuring that digital platforms remain safe, responsible, and law-abiding