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‘Gangstran Te Vaar’: Punjab Govt’s New Reward Policy For Informants on Gangsters, Criminals

  • April 13, 2026

The Punjab Government has implemented a new reward policy under its mission ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ to incentivize informants who provide credible information about wanted criminals and gangsters.

Punjab government launches new reward scheme for informants on gangsters and criminals.

In a yet another milestone decision, the Punjab Government has authorised Punjab Police personnel to reward genuine informants under the new ‘reward policy’ for sharing information regarding ‘wanted criminals-gangsters’ or their network in the state. It also released a list of 28 most wanted criminals.

Under the project ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’, the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab Government has approved sanction powers up to Rs 1 lakh to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Rs 1.5 lakh to Commissioner of Police-Range Inspector General of Police/ Deputy Inspector General of Police, Rs 2 lakh to Heads of Wings (Special Director General of Police/Additional Director General of Police), and above Rs 2 lakh to Director General of Police (DGP). The sanctioned amount will be rewarded to the informants only on providing correct and genuine information. The project has been introduced for increasing the involvement of residents to help Punjab Government and Punjab Police make the state safe.

“Punjab Government has approved the above mentioned sanction powers for the designated police personnel. The information will be verified first, and the informants will be awarded as per the criteria. The identity of the informants will not be disclosed or made public at any level of police, public or government. The aim is to close all doors from criminals and gangsters working in the state, and the Punjab Government aims to go to any extent for achieving this aim,” informed Pramod Ban, ADGP, AGTF.

The information can be shared at ‘Anti-Gangster Helpline’ 9394693946. “The informants providing credible info that leads to the arrest of wanted criminals, Proclaimed and Habitual Offenders will be awarded. The Punjab Police will follow the leads provided by the informants. This project will also give extra wings to the Punjab Police network in stopping the trouble makers. The information gathered through this project (will be further) used for enhancing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ under operation Prahaar,” said Pramod Ban. This will be a high-quality reward program where the identity of the tipsters will be protected. “We want more and more people come forward to help the government and police denting the criminal activity in the state. To safeguard each and every resident of this state is our duty and responsibility. We would entrust the information only after proper vetting, and there’s no question of any danger to the informant,” he added. The amount will be decided on a case-by-case basis depending on the gravity of the offence, risk involved and quality of information. The policy is part of the ongoing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign aimed at making Punjab gangster-free.

Meanwhile, under ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign Punjab Police recently conducted 56,487 raids at the at identified and mapped locations linked to associates of gangsters across the state.

Source: https://www.timesnownews.com/india/gangstran-te-vaar-punjab-govt-reward-policy-for-informants-on-gangsters-releases-28-most-wanted-criminals-list-article-154062185

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