Punjab Police limits munshi tenure to two years

Punjab Police has set a new rule for its officers known as MHCs, or “munshi.” The rule limits their time at any one police station or unit to a maximum of two years. Gaurav Yadav, the Director General of Police, announced this change on Monday. He explained that the goal is to improve accountability and efficiency in policing. The new rule will help with professional development across the force. Once the two-year period is over, officers will be moved to a different location. This change takes effect immediately. Any officer who does not comply may face disciplinary action. Yadav highlighted that this decision is an administrative move. It aims to create a more dynamic and responsive police system.