Police Headquarters

The State Police Headquarters, which was earlier located in the Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh has now been shifted to its own building in Sector 6, Panchkula. The Central Police Office (C.P.O), Criminal Investigation Department Offices are located in this building, alongwith the State Police Control Centre.

CID

The Criminal Investigation Department is as old as the organized Police Department, because collection of intelligence is a very vital instrument for maintenance of law and order. The State Criminal Investigation Department is based at the State Capital. Presently following officers are posted in CID:

The CID Training School and Commando Training Centre both are located in Panchkula.

Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), Haryana

The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), Haryana has been constituted as a specialised agency under the Crime Investigation Department (CID), Haryana, to strengthen the State's capability to prevent, detect, disrupt, investigate and effectively respond to terrorism and related threats.

The Government of Haryana, vide Notification No. 90-2026/Ext. dated 10 June 2026, has established two dedicated ATS Police Stations at Panchkula and Gurugram, covering the entire State.

Constitution & Composition

ATS Haryana is headed by the Inspector General of Police, ATS, reporting to DGP Haryana through ADGP/CID, and comprises:

Mandate

The core mandate of ATS Haryana is:

1. To collect, develop, analyse and act upon intelligence relating to terrorism, terrorist organisations, modules, operatives, facilitators and emerging threats.
2. To prevent and disrupt terrorist activities, networks and their support ecosystem, including over-ground workers, logistical networks, safe houses and other facilitators.
3. To act as the first responder to terrorist incidents and undertake specialised counter-terrorism operations for containment, intervention and neutralisation of terrorist threats.
4. To conduct professional, scientific and evidence-based investigation of terrorism and terror-related offences, including conspiracy, recruitment, harbouring, facilitation and other connected activities.
5. To identify and disrupt terror-financing and illicit financial networks, including hawala channels, circulation of counterfeit currency, proceeds of terrorism and other financial channels used to fund, facilitate or sustain terrorist activities.
6. To act against narco-terrorism and investigate and disrupt the nexus between narcotics trafficking and terrorist or extremist organisations.
7. To identify and disrupt illegal arms, ammunition and explosives supply networks having linkage with terrorist or extremist activities.
8. To prevent and counter radicalisation, propaganda and recruitment, including online recruitment of cadres and misuse of cyberspace and social-media platforms for terrorist purposes.
9. To develop intelligence and take coordinated action against the wider terrorist ecosystem, including financing, communication, logistics, weapons supply, recruitment and technological support.
10. To undertake preventive and de-radicalisation measures against extremist mobilisation and recruitment, particularly among vulnerable individuals and groups.
11. To coordinate and share intelligence in real time with Central and State agencies, including IB/MAC, NIA and other security and law-enforcement agencies, for effective prevention, investigation and response.
12. To maintain specialised operational readiness for responding to high-risk terrorist situations and assist other agencies whenever required.
13. To undertake such other intelligence, investigative, preventive and operational measures as may be necessary to detect, prevent, disrupt and neutralise terrorism and activities having a nexus with national security.

ATS Police Stations with Jurisdiction

Officers Posted in ATS

ATS Haryana is committed to strengthening the State's counter-terrorism architecture through intelligence-led prevention, specialised operations, professional investigation, technology-enabled capabilities and effective inter-agency coordination.

State Crime Branch

The State Crime Branch was established in 2006. This Unit is based at Moginand, Panchkula. The following officers are posted in State Crime Branch:

Haryana Armed Police

The Haryana Armed Police Comprises of Six battalions, three of which are based at Madhuban near Karnal. Two battalions are based at Ambala and Hisar & one battalion (Durga Shakti 1st Bn.) is based at Sunaria, Rohtak. On creation of Haryana State, on 01.11.1966, six battalions of Punjab Police were transferred to this state. These included four Government of India Reserve Battalions which were later merged in Border Security Force/Central Reserve Police Force etc. Subsequently, only two battalions were left and they were stationed at Ambala City and Nilokheri on temporary basis. 1st Bn. is still continuing at Ambala City. The Hqrs of HAP was shifted to Madhuban in the year 1968.

Keeping in view the needs of law and order in the state, 3rd. Bn. HAP was raised in the year 1969 with its headquarters at Hisar. Thereafter, the 4th Bn, HAP was raised on 14.09.1973 as a technical battalion to maintain essential services like electric supply and road transport during any employee strike. But due to the policy of transfer of HAP personnel to District Police adopted from 1979 onwards, this battalion is now like any other battalion. The state Police Bands are part of the HAP under the 2nd Bn. HAP, Madhuban. The Mounted Armed Police which has 90 mounts is a part of 4th Bn. HAP, Madhuban. The Haryana Armed Police has excelled in the field of sports and games especially in Wrestling, Volley Ball, Kabaddi and Football.

1. Haryana Police Public School

An English medium school namely Haryana Police Public School has been started in the Madhuban Complex to impart quality education to the wards of police personnel. The school is managed by governing body consisting of senior officers posted at Madhuban. There are about 900 students in the school. This is purely a private school. At present, the Haryana police public school is known by DAV, Police Public School and working under the Director, Haryana Police Academy, Madhuban.

2. Hospital

A hospital with 16 beds is functioning on Police Complex, Madhuban. It has pathological laboratory and x-ray facilities. A dental unit is also available in this hospital. At present, two medical officers one is from HAP and other is from HPA are present and one dental surgeon from HAP is also posted in this hospital. Besides this hospitals for 1st Bn., HAP, Ambala City and 3rd Bn., Hisar are also functioning at Ambala & Hisar separately.

3. Mounted Armed Police

On bifurcation of Punjab state on 01.11.1966, 96 horses were allotted to Haryana Police. Now this HAP unit is functioning under the supervision of Commandant 4th BN, HAP Madhuban. At present, there are 43 horses. The Mounted Armed Police is distributed among 06 police out posts in various districts for patrolling sensitive areas among the border of UP, Punjab, Rajasthan. Our MAP has so far 113 Gold Medals, 98 Silver Medals and 90 Bronze medals in the International/National Equestrian Meet.

Forensic Science Laboratory

Established at Rohtak in the year 1973 and later shifted to Madhuban (Karnal) in 1976.

Main FSL is functional at Karnal & 4 RFSLs are functional in Gurugram, Rohtak, Hisar & Panchkula.

At present it comprises of 1 Main FSL, 4 RFSLs & 23 sanctioned MFSUs.

A dedicated Cow/Animal meat testing laboratory is also being established at RFSL Gurugram.

Brief Note on Functioning of Various Divisions/Sections in FSL and RFSLs

Haryana State Enforcement Bureau

To facilitate enforcement of various state laws targeting illicit activities such as liquor smuggling, electricity theft, water theft, and encroachments, operating beyond routine policing to address specialized violations.

Cyber Haryana

Cyber Haryana is committed to creating a safe, secure and resilient digital environment in the State of Haryana through technology-driven policing, specialized cyber investigation, capacity building and effective coordination with various stakeholders.

Haryana Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (H4C)

The Haryana Cyber Crime Centre (H4C) provides specialized technical, analytical and cyber intelligence support for cybercrime investigations. It assists in digital evidence analysis, tracing cyber criminals, technical investigation and coordination with relevant agencies, banks, telecom service providers and technology platforms. It manages inter and intrastate cyber coordination through various portals like NCRP, Sahyog and Samanvaya. It also supports capacity building and the effective use of modern cyber investigation tools.

Cyber Helpline-1930

The 1930 Cyber Crime Helpline aims to provide a quick and accessible mechanism for citizens to report financial cyber frauds and other cybercrime incidents. It facilitates prompt reporting, coordination with banks and financial institutions, and timely action to prevent or minimize financial loss by putting a hold on the defrauded amount wherever possible. The helpline also supports effective coordination between citizens, law-enforcement agencies and other stakeholders for speedy resolution of cybercrime complaints. The helpline also houses a bank coordination team which helps in coordination for immediately freezing defrauded amount in the bank account of accused, thus preventing the defrauded amount exit from the system.

Nodal Cyber Police Station, Cyber Haryana

To prevent, detect and investigate cyber crimes through effective use of technology, intelligence and specialized cyber investigation capabilities.

Mobile Blocking Unit (MBU)

The Mobile Blocking Unit of Cyber, Haryana works to identify, verify and facilitate the blocking of mobile numbers suspected to be involved in cybercrime and other unlawful activities. The unit coordinates with field units, telecom service providers and relevant agencies to process requests for suspension/blocking of such numbers, helping prevent their further misuse in fraudulent activities.

Online Crime against Women and Children (OCWC) Wing

The Online Child Welfare Centre (OCWC), Haryana Police handles and coordinates cyber offences against children, including online child exploitation and child sexual abuse material. It supports complaint processing, identification of offences, coordination with police and relevant agencies, and promotes awareness and prevention of online crimes against children.

Data Analysis Wing

The Data Analysis Wing, Haryana Police analyses and interprets crime and cybercrime data to identify trends, patterns and emerging threats. It provides actionable insights, analytical reports and data-based support to senior officers and field units for effective monitoring, investigation and prevention of cybercrime.

Social Media Patrolling Wing

The Social Media Patrolling Wing, Haryana Police monitors social media platforms to identify cyber threats, illegal activities, objectionable content, misinformation and online criminal activities. It supports timely reporting, verification and appropriate legal action.

Special Task Force

To dismantle organized crime networks, tackle notorious gangs, and curb interstate drug trafficking.

Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau

For the prevention, detection, and criminal prosecution of drug trafficking and substance abuse across the State of Haryana.