Police register FIR against lawyers who stormed Islamabad High Court
Islamabad High Court sends reference to Islamabad Bar Council to suspend licenses of lawyers involved in the violent protest
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Islamabad High Court sends reference to Islamabad Bar Council to suspend licenses of lawyers involved in the violent protest
KARACHI: Nikah of Bakhtawar Bhutto-Zardari — daughter of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and former president...
Pak vs SA: Over 1,000 commandoes to be deployed during South Africa series in Karachi By Heavy contingent of police will remain deployed at National Stadium, hotels and relevant routes. Close to 1,080 Special Security Unit commandoes will perform security duties during South Africa's stay in Karachi Some 1,529 traffic cops will perform their duties to facilitate traffic flow of Karachi KARACHI: Top cops of Karachi on Friday reviewed the security arrangements for the South African team that arrived in Karachi today, reported The News. The publication reported that DIG Security and Emergency...
Special Security Unit of Sindh police reviews achievements made in 2020 Karachi January 3, 2021 The Sindh police’s Special Security Unit (SSU) recently issued its annual performance report for the year 2020. The statement issued with the report said that SSU commandos and officials of other law enforcement agencies (LEAs) took active part in operations against hardened terrorists and criminals throughout the year. In total, 148 raids were conducted in collaboration with different LEAs, resulting in the arrest of 163 suspects. Caches of explosives, weapons and ammunition, and vehicles, mob...
Peak pandemic pickpocketing: Sneezing on victims A menacing new surge in street crime alerts Sharjah In a rather shocking incident, Sharjah Police has warned the public to be wary of strangers sneezing and coughing on them in an attempt to pick their pockets, reported With an unexpected surge in unemployment caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the media is once again replete with stories about increasing crime rates. Varying from assault to kidnapping, authorities often advise members of the public to be vigilant against molesters, kidnappers and thieves. However, the age-old social evil of ...