Punjab cracks down on extremism and illegal immigration with new reporting systems, enforcement, and job programs.

Punjab has launched a crackdown on extremism and illegal immigration, establishing whistleblower cells in every district and a dedicated police hotline (15) for reporting extremist activities and undocumented residents. The government is enforcing the Loudspeaker Act, targeting illegal weapons, corruption, and mafia networks, while expanding mobile police stations under the "State at the Doorstep" initiative. Daily reporting on illegal residents, including those in business or deportation centers, will be required. Advertisements by extremist groups are banned, and property owners may face penalties for renting to illegal residents. Online hate speech will be prosecuted under the PECA Act. Operations target extremist ideologies only, not religious groups, and peace committees will be strengthened. The province also continues expanding youth training programs, with over 180,000 trained and 75,000 placed in jobs locally and abroad.