Crackdown in Islamabad: Strict Measures Ordered Against Criminals
Islamabad, June 14 (ind.Report): The Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Islamabad, Mohammad Shoaib Khan, has issued directives for a severe crackdown against notorious criminals and organized crime groups. This move aims to improve public safety and curb the rising crime rate in the area.
During a high-level meeting focused on crime reduction, SSP Khan outlined his strategy. He ordered increased surveillance of repeat offenders and enhanced patrol operations. The primary targets are individuals involved in theft, robbery, and vehicle theft, with attention also given to the recovery of stolen property.
SSP Khan emphasized the importance of deploying all available resources to strictly control criminal activities. Arresting individuals involved in high-risk crimes and prosecuting them is considered vital for maintaining community safety and peace.
Khan further ordered that arrested suspects be presented with strong evidence to facilitate stringent legal proceedings and ensure punishments. He demanded relentless measures against property encroachment, drug smuggling, and the presence of illegal weapons.
Highlighting ethical conduct within the police force, Khan issued a stern warning against corruption and misuse of power, stating that any officer found involved in such crimes would face severe punishment. He also stressed the need for immediate resolution of public complaints at local police stations and prioritizing citizens’ concerns.
In his concluding statements, SSP Khan reminded his team to maintain strict discipline and exemplary behavior, reiterating that protecting the lives and properties of community members is the highest priority for Islamabad Police. He noted that any negligence in these responsibilities would lead to severe consequences.
These measures are part of broader efforts to enhance security and law enforcement effectiveness in Islamabad, aiming to create a safe and peaceful environment for its resident
