DIG Sukkur meets with officials to address crime concerns
Dr Abdul Waheed Mastoi
SUKKUR: DIG Sukkur, Syed Pir Muhammad Shah, chaired a comprehensive policy meeting to review crime prevention strategies, investigation success rates, and punishment ratios for criminals. This meeting was held in the public school auditorium hall Sukkur.
The meeting addressed key issues, including:
– Implementing the Police Station Record Management System (PSRMS)
– Enhancing investigation skills and achievements
– Increasing conviction rates, particularly in government cases
– Evaluating and training crime scene units
– Promotions and postings of ASIs, Inspectors, and SHOs
– Allocating at least 70% of police personnel for operational duties
– Ensuring timely registration of FIRs
– Improving communication among DSPs, SHOs, and police stations
– Recognizing and rewarding outstanding performance
– Supervising plantation drives in respective districts
– Taking departmental action against police officers involved in illegal activities
The meeting was attended by SSPs of all three districts, SP Legal, SDPOs, DSP Legal, SHOs, investigating officers, and other officials. DIG Sukkur emphasized the importance of honoring police martyrs and implementing the plans discussed.”
DIG issued orders to implement his plan of action on other related matters and implement them accordingly.
DIG Peer Muhammad Shah has issued a stern warning to corrupt police officials, vowing to take departmental action against those involved in illegal activities, including organized crime and lodging false FIRs. The warning comes as part of a broader effort to purge the police department of black sheep and restore public trust.
According to sources, the DIG has instructed officials to initiate departmental proceedings against police officers of all ranks found involved in any illegal activity. The move is aimed at ensuring accountability and transparency within the police force.
The warning is seen as a significant step towards tackling corruption and criminal elements within the police department. The DIG’s move has been hailed by civil society and the public, who have long demanded action against corrupt police officials.
With this move, the Sukkur police department is set to undergo a major overhaul, with a focus on accountability, transparency, and public service. The DIG’s warning has sent a clear message to corrupt officials: shape up or ship out.
