Eight police officials dismissed over negligence in Rawalpindi
RAWALPINDI: Eight police officials were dismissed from service after a departmental inquiry proved them guilty of negligence in service delivery to citizens and corruption. A police spokesman said as part of the departmental accountability in the police department, CPO Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera dismissed the eight police officers and officials. He said those dismissed from service included a…
In Rawalpindi, eight police officials have been dismissed from their positions following a departmental inquiry that found them guilty of negligence and corruption in their service delivery to citizens. CPO Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera led the dismissal of the eight individuals, which included a sub-inspector, an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI), a head constable, and five constables.
The sub-inspector was specifically removed for his negligence in providing services to the public, while the ASI was sacked for serious negligence in his professional duties. The head constable and two constables were dismissed for similar professional misconduct, whereas three constables were let go due to corruption complaints.
Senior Superintendent of Police Investigation, Saifullah, addressed the situation by holding an open court at the Police Lines Headquarters. He instructed relevant officers to resolve the citizens' complaints within a specified timeframe, emphasizing that no tolerance would be shown towards negligence. The SSP stressed the importance of ensuring the safety and security of the public, as outlined by Chief Minister Punjab's vision.
He reiterated that all necessary measures were being taken to protect the lives and property of citizens, ensuring their facilities and addressing their concerns promptly.
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