Pakistan to emulate Chinese techniques of investigation
• Naqvi says centre in Islamabad will combine detention, investigation and summary trial facilities under one roof • Initiative aims to speed up disposal of minor offence cases, reduce procedural delays ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to embark on a major transformation of its policing system, with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announcing a series of reforms inspired by successful international law…
Pakistan is set to undergo a major transformation of its policing system, inspired by successful international law enforcement models, including the establishment of a China-style Law Enforcement Investigation Centre in Islamabad. The centre will integrate detention, investigation, and summary trial facilities under one roof, aiming to streamline the disposal of minor offence cases and reduce procedural delays.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi emphasized the government's commitment to equipping the country’s law enforcement agencies with the skills, technologies, and advanced surveillance systems required to address emerging security challenges and enhance public safety.
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