K9 Warriors: Haryana's Unseen Heroes in the War Against Drugs
Haryana Police's trained narcotics-detection dogs, known as 'K9 warriors,' have become key players in the state's anti-drug efforts. With their exceptional sniffing abilities, these canines have contributed to numerous FIRs, helping combat drug trafficking across districts. Regular training ensures their sharp detection skills remain effective.
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In Haryana, specially trained narcotics-detection dogs, known as 'K9 warriors,' are proving to be an essential asset in combating the state's rampant drug trade, officials report.
According to a police statement, these canine units set a record in 2025 by assisting in 28 FIRs within the year's first quarter. Notably, 'Rambo' from the Hisar unit played a pivotal role in solving several cases.
Director General of Police Shatrujeet Kapur commended the canines, highlighting their vital role in the anti-drug strategy and their contribution to numerous successful operations. These dogs, alongside their committed handlers, have significantly bolstered Haryana's law enforcement efforts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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