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Four SHOs Suspended In Islamabad For Negligence
In a major crackdown on negligence within the Islamabad Police, four Station House Officers (SHOs) have been suspended for failing to curb crime and for lapses in their duties, according to reports.
This bold step reflects a firm stance by law enforcement to address inefficiencies and ensure accountability within its ranks
Sharafat Ali, the SHO of Noon police station, faced the harshest disciplinary action.
His punishment includes three years of service confiscation and a one-year suspension from promotion
Meanwhile, the SHOs of Shams Colony, Sabzi Mandi, and Secretariat police stations – Muhammad Yousuf, Irshad Ahmed, and Ashfaq Warraich – have each been penalized with two years of service confiscation for their failures.
But the shake-up didn’t end there. A Dolphin Force official was also dismissed after a bribery complaint was filed against him, further underscoring the department’s zero-tolerance policy for misconduct.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Syed Ali Raza didn’t mince words about the significance of these actions.
He emphasized that negligence and corruption will not be tolerated, regardless of rank or position…
“The punishment reflects the serious nature of the officers’ failures,” he stated, adding that those who fail to perform their duties or misuse their authority will face strict consequences, including legal and departmental action.
This decisive response comes amid growing concerns about rising crime in the federal capital, a city where residents and tourists alike count on swift and effective policing.
DIG Raza reiterated his department’s commitment to ensuring public safety and holding officers accountable for their actions, or lack thereof
As Islamabad continues to evolve as a metropolitan hub, the expectation for efficient and trustworthy law enforcement has never been higher.
These actions aim to restore public trust and ensure that the capital’s police force remains effective and reliable.
