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Haryana Police Recruitment: 28,000 Positions to be Filled by 2030

The Haryana government has announced a significant recruitment drive for the police department, targeting the hiring of 28,000 personnel by 2030. This initiative will unfold in two phases, with 15,000 positions to be filled by March 2027 and an additional 13,000 by 2030. The recruitment aims to strengthen the police force while also focusing on modernizing infrastructure and combating organized crime. Key investments are planned to enhance operational efficiency, including the establishment of new units to tackle cybercrime and terrorism. Stay tuned for further details on application processes and eligibility criteria.
By Ambika Singh Oct 24, 2026, 11:02 IST

Haryana Police Recruitment Initiative



Significant updates have been announced regarding the recruitment of police personnel in Haryana, aimed at youth aspiring for government jobs. The state government has set an ambitious goal to recruit 28,000 police officers by the year 2030, with the hiring process to be executed in stages.


In the initial phase, the plan is to fill around 15,000 positions by March 2027. Following this, approximately 13,000 additional posts will be filled between 2028 and 2030.


During a recent state event, Haryana's Director General of Police (DGP), Ajay Singhal, provided insights into this recruitment strategy, alongside initiatives focused on modernizing the police force and enhancing crime control measures.


Phased Recruitment Plan

The Haryana Police will undergo extensive recruitment in the upcoming years. DGP Ajay Singhal confirmed the target of hiring a total of 28,000 personnel by 2030 to fortify the state's police force. The first phase aims to fill about 15,000 positions by March 2027, while the second phase will see the recruitment of around 13,000 personnel from 2028 to 2030. Detailed information regarding the application process, eligibility requirements, age limits, and examination procedures will be released in future recruitment notifications.


Enhancements in Police Infrastructure

There is a strong focus on improving the foundational infrastructure to enhance the operational capabilities of the Haryana Police. The government plans to invest ₹4,430 crore by the fiscal year 2030-31 to upgrade the department's facilities. Additionally, 204 new positions have been approved for the Haryana Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (H4C), and an Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has been established to address terrorism.


Combating Organized Crime

The police department is actively addressing organized crime issues. Since 2019, efforts have led to the return of 28 gangsters operating from abroad, either through direct repatriation or extradition.


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