In India, Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ) is written in Gurmukhi script, the form that FLORES-200 and IndicTrans2 list (pan_Guru). The 2011 Census counted 3,31,24,726 people with Punjabi as their mother tongue, 2.74% of India and the eleventh largest group. Punjab had 2,49,17,885. Haryana had 24,00,883, Rajasthan 22,74,342, Delhi 8,73,477, Himachal Pradesh 6,15,022 and Uttar Pradesh 5,08,736.
The Census groups Bagri (16,56,588 speakers) and Bilaspuri (2,95,805) under Punjabi, alongside Punjabi proper (3,11,44,095). Speech from Haryana or Rajasthan may follow those varieties; none of the sources tests them. Punjabi written in the Shahmukhi script of Pakistan is outside the Census and outside the models’ listed scripts.
For English meetings, the Svarah paper measured Whisper large at 6.7% word error rate on speakers whose mother tongue is Punjabi, against 5.3% for native Hindi speakers.