Key Points:

Punjab Highway Patrol checked 3.5 million people through the E-Police Post app and 1.9 million vehicles on the province’s highways in October
Checking led to the arrest of 1,082 proclaimed offenders and court absconders and the recovery of 712 stolen vehicles and motorcycles
Action was taken against 9,894 vehicles for axle-load violations and 1,999 drivers over the illegal use of gas cylinders
Sixty lost children were reunited with their parents, 40,119 travellers were helped and 4,829 driving licences were issued

LAHORE: Punjab Highway Patrol checked 3.5 million people through the E-Police Post app during October and arrested 1,082 proclaimed offenders and court absconders found during the checking.

According to the monthly performance report issued by the DPR Punjab Police, Punjab Highway Patrol teams checked 1.9 million vehicles on highways across Punjab and recovered 712 stolen vehicles and motorcycles.

Punjab Highway Patrol officers checking a car stopped on a highway

A Punjab Highway Patrol officer checks a record on the E-Police Post app during highway checking

A recovered stolen car with a Punjab Highway Patrol officer during October checking

Seized liquor cartons recovered by Punjab Highway Patrol during October 2026 checking

Punjab Highway Patrol officers helping travellers change a car tyre on a highway

Punjab Highway Patrol officers helping push a loaded cart on a highway

The report said action was taken against 9,894 vehicles for axle-load violations and 1,999 drivers for the illegal use of gas cylinders.

The report added that 73 cases were registered over illegal weapons and three rifles, three guns, 59 pistols and 20,482 bullets were recovered from the accused.

Sixty lost children were reunited with their parents during the month.

The force also recovered 2,490 litres of liquor, 1,740 grams of charas, 3,800 grams of bhang and 3,180 grams of heroin from drug dealers.

The force issued 4,829 driving licences during the month and removed 79 temporary and permanent encroachments to improve the flow of traffic. Sixty lost children were reunited with their parents during the month. Patrol teams gave different kinds of help to 40,119 travellers on the highways and 1,947 citizens received policing services at Police Khidmat Marakiz.

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