DPO Dera for more steps to improve security situation


Dera ismail khan: A meeting was held with District Police Officer (DPO) Sajjad Ahmed Sahibzada in the chair to review the security situation as well as performance of police personnel in the district.



According to the police spokesperson, the meeting was held at Ejaz Shaheed Police Lines and was attended by senior officers, including SPs, SDPOs, and SHOs.



During the meeting detailed briefings on the performance of their respective divisions, circles, and police stations.



The DPO underlined the need for taking more measures to control crime, improve law and order, and address public safety concerns.



He urged all officers to take proactive steps in curbing criminal activities by implementing strict snap checks and conducting frequent search operations to apprehend criminals, including absconders and drug dealers.



He said it was the primary responsibility of the police force to ensure the safety of the public and made it clear that any officers or personnel found guilty of negligence or failing to perform their duties effectively would face strict action.



DPO Dera for more steps to improve security situation


Dera ismail khan: A meeting was held with District Police Officer (DPO) Sajjad Ahmed Sahibzada in the chair to review the security situation as well as performance of police personnel in the district.



According to the police spokesperson, the meeting was held at Ejaz Shaheed Police Lines and was attended by senior officers, including SPs, SDPOs, and SHOs.



During the meeting detailed briefings on the performance of their respective divisions, circles, and police stations.



The DPO underlined the need for taking more measures to control crime, improve law and order, and address public safety concerns.



He urged all officers to take proactive steps in curbing criminal activities by implementing strict snap checks and conducting frequent search operations to apprehend criminals, including absconders and drug dealers.



He said it was the primary responsibility of the police force to ensure the safety of the public and made it clear that any officers or personnel found guilty of negligence or failing to perform their duties effectively would face strict action.



DPO Dera for more steps to improve security situation


Dera ismail khan: A meeting was held with District Police Officer (DPO) Sajjad Ahmed Sahibzada in the chair to review the security situation as well as performance of police personnel in the district.



According to the police spokesperson, the meeting was held at Ejaz Shaheed Police Lines and was attended by senior officers, including SPs, SDPOs, and SHOs.



During the meeting detailed briefings on the performance of their respective divisions, circles, and police stations.



The DPO underlined the need for taking more measures to control crime, improve law and order, and address public safety concerns.



He urged all officers to take proactive steps in curbing criminal activities by implementing strict snap checks and conducting frequent search operations to apprehend criminals, including absconders and drug dealers.



He said it was the primary responsibility of the police force to ensure the safety of the public and made it clear that any officers or personnel found guilty of negligence or failing to perform their duties effectively would face strict action.



GCWUF starts registration for its convocation


Faisalabad: The Government College Women University Faisalabad (GCWUF) has started students’ registration for its 5th convocation 2025.



The GCWUF spokesperson said on Tuesday that the university students who completed their PhD degree programmes of 2017-2020 and 2020-2023, MS/MPhil pograms of 2022-2024, ADP/B.Ed (1.5 year) programme of 2022-2024, BS programme of 2020-2024 were directed to get their registered for their participation in the convocation.



She said that the university convocation was expected to be held during last week of January and the students could get their registered by applying online up to January 13.



GCWUF starts registration for its convocation


Faisalabad: The Government College Women University Faisalabad (GCWUF) has started students’ registration for its 5th convocation 2025.



The GCWUF spokesperson said on Tuesday that the university students who completed their PhD degree programmes of 2017-2020 and 2020-2023, MS/MPhil pograms of 2022-2024, ADP/B.Ed (1.5 year) programme of 2022-2024, BS programme of 2020-2024 were directed to get their registered for their participation in the convocation.



She said that the university convocation was expected to be held during last week of January and the students could get their registered by applying online up to January 13.



All cases adjourned; only the case of military courts to be heard by the SCP


Islamabad: The landmark case of Trial of Civilians under the Army Act entered into a significant phase when the Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court adjourned hearing of all cases, fixed for Tuesday, without any proceedings and decided to hear miscellaneous petitions regarding military courts.



The Court adjourned the hearing for tomorrow (Wednesday) after lengthy arguments of the counsel of the Ministry of Defence Advocate Khwaja Haris.



The Court also directed the provincial government of Punjab to submit a report before the court regarding rights of the prisoners under the jail manual with reference to the conditions of the convicts in May 9 riots who are kept in a high security zone according to one of the convict’s father.



The seven-member constitutional bench, headed by Justice Amin ud Din Khan was hearing miscellaneous petitions clubbed under the title of Trial of Civilians under Army Act 1956.



As the proceedings began, Justice Amin announced adjournment of all other cases fixed for the day and hearing of the petitions publicly known is military courts case.



The proceedings started with the arguments of Advocate Khwaja Haris, counsel for the Ministry of Defence. He argued before the SCP that this Court has earlier declared that civilians in Army can be court martialed.



When questioned by Justice Jamal Mandokhail regarding the petitioner and the aggrieved party, Khwaja Haris said that the Ministry of Defense has filed the petition.



The Court adjourned the hearing for tomorrow and announced that only this case will be heard and other cases fixed for tomorrow (Wednesday Jan 8) are adjourned for a date to be fixed latter.



At the end of the hearing, father of a person, convicted by the Military Court, appeared before the court without permission and informed the Court that his son is condemned with imprisonment and kept along with 22 other prisoners in a high security zone.



The court allowed him to speak and directed the provincial government of the Punjab to produce a report before the Court regarding rights of the prisoners under the jail manual. The court will meet for further proceedings by tomorrow.