Haridwar Police said its district-wide Operation Prahar is continuing, with intensive checking and action against people facing warrants. The campaign is being conducted under the direction of the Senior Superintendent of Police, Haridwar.

The police update reported action involving 07 warrant subjects and 04 hooligans. It also said one suspect was arrested with a firearm described as a tamcha.

Police campaign continues across Haridwar

According to the update, checking operations and the campaign against warrant subjects are continuing throughout the district. The announcement did not provide details about the individuals, the locations of the actions, or the specific cases connected with the warrants.

The update also did not identify the arrested suspect or provide further information about the firearm. No additional details were given about the legal sections, police stations involved, or the next steps in the case.

The reported action indicates that police checking and warrant-related enforcement remain ongoing under Operation Prahar. Further information would be needed to establish the individual outcomes in each case.

Conclusion

Haridwar Police has reported continued Operation Prahar activity across the district, including action against 07 warrant subjects, 04 hooligans and the arrest of one suspect with a firearm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is Operation Prahar?

Operation Prahar is the name used for the ongoing police campaign against criminal elements in Haridwar district.

Q. Who is directing the campaign?

The campaign is being conducted under the direction of the Senior Superintendent of Police, Haridwar.

Q. What activities are continuing under the campaign?

Police said intensive checking and action against people facing warrants are continuing across the district.

Q. How many warrant subjects were mentioned?

The police update mentioned 07 warrant subjects.

Q. How many hooligans were mentioned?

The update mentioned 04 hooligans.

Q. Was anyone arrested with a firearm?

Yes. Police reported that one suspect was arrested with a firearm described as a tamcha.