Khuzdar (Special Correspondent) — Reports from Khuzdar reveal that Levies personnel merged into the police are facing discriminatory treatment. These officers are reportedly assigned 12-hour continuous duties without adequate accommodation, while being denied basic respect and equality.
Complaints indicate that regular police personnel frequently remain absent, leaving the full workload on merged Levies officers. Affected personnel described the treatment as demeaning, raising questions about their recognition as government employees.
One pressing question arises: “Are merged Levies personnel not considered full government officers, or is personal bias influencing police treatment?”
Officers and their families have appealed to police leadership and the provincial government to take immediate action, ensuring equal rights, proper facilities, and dignified treatment for all merged personnel.
