Independent Report
QUETTA (November 11, 2026): Additional Inspector General of Police and Balochistan Constabulary (BC) Commandant Ashfaq Ahmed has directed officials to ensure complete transparency, impartiality and merit in the A-1 examinations scheduled for November 13, warning that any negligence or irregularity in the process would not be tolerated.
He issued the directives while presiding over a meeting at the Balochistan Constabulary Headquarters, Badar Lines, where arrangements for the examinations were reviewed in detail.
SSP Headquarters Kamal Khan Kibzai and all zonal commanders attended the meeting.
Ashfaq Ahmed stressed that every eligible candidate must be given an equal opportunity to compete on merit. He ordered officials to maintain strict security and discipline at all examination centers and ensure that the process remained orderly and transparent.
The commandant also directed that BC personnel currently performing duties outside their original zones be allowed to appear for the examination from their respective duty locations. Zonal authorities were instructed to make all necessary arrangements and provide appropriate facilities to such candidates.
He further called for due consideration of prevailing weather conditions and directed officials to ensure suitable arrangements for both candidates and examination staff.
The zonal commanders were instructed to complete all preparations within the stipulated timeframe, maintain uniform examination standards and ensure close coordination among the concerned teams.
Ashfaq Ahmed emphasized that the examinations must be conducted in a fair, peaceful and disciplined environment, with no room for favoritism, procedural lapses or disruption.
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