Khattar was addressing BJP representatives after launch of an app in 'Digital BJP' programme, organised during the training camp of state party representatives here.
He said after the launch of this app, all party communications would be done through electronic medium.
The Chief Minister said the process to fill up 5,000 posts
of constables in the police department will be completed soon.
Apart from this, the process for recruiting 5,432 constables and 380 sub-inspectors is in progress and will be completed in the next financial year.
Police Assistance Centres were being set up at every 20 kilometres on all national highways passing through the state.
The state government has constructed 3,600 new houses for police personnel, he informed the House.
Haryana is the first state in the country to announce weekly off for police personnel, he said.
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