Key Points:
- Overall crime falls 24 per cent in Toba Tek Singh district in 2026
- Dacoity drops 50 per cent; vehicle theft falls 61.81 per cent
- Police register 9,700 cases this year; 9,632 accused are arrested
- Stolen property worth more than Rs100 million is recovered
- District police hold 225 open kutcheries; khidmat centres serve 80,709 citizens
TOBA TEK SINGH: Toba Tek Singh police figures show overall crime down 24 per cent this year.
According to the DPO office figures, the steepest fall came in vehicle theft, which dropped 61.81 per cent. Dacoity fell 50 per cent over the same period.
| Measure | Figure 2026 |
|---|---|
| Cases registered (2026) | 9,700 |
| Accused arrested | 9,632 |
| Overall crime | ▼ Down 24 per cent |
| Dacoity | ▼ Down 50 per cent |
| Vehicle theft | ▼ Down 61.81 per cent |
| Stolen property recovered | Worth more than Rs100 million |
| Open kutcheries held | 225 |
| Citizens served at khidmat centres | 80,709 |
The district police record 9,700 cases registered so far in 2026. Police figures put arrests at 9,632 accused during the year.
The recovery side of the record shows stolen property worth more than Rs100 million traced back to its owners.
Public access runs through regular open kutcheries across the district. This week, Nawan Lahore police recovered an abducted minor girl in the district after raids across Punjab.
The DPO office says 225 open kutcheries were held during the year. Its khidmat centres served 80,709 citizens over the same period.
The district force is headed by DPO Toba Tek Singh Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar.
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