POLICE STATION WARBURTON

  Feb 07, 2021 LAHORE : Capital City Police Officer Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar has said that Lahore police are the custodian of the rights, life and property of the citizens and they will provide maximum security to them to make the provincial capital a crime and drug-free city with the support of the citizens. He was talking to reporters during a press conference held at Investigation Headquarters Qila Gujjar Singh on Saturday. DIG Investigation Shariq Jamal, while addressing informed journalists that under the supervision of Anti-Vehicle Lifting Staff (AVLS) SP Ejaz Rashid, Investigation Police recovered as many as 858 cars, other vehicles and motorcycles worth more than Rs11 crore in different areas of the City. The keys of the recovered vehicles and motorcycles were handed over to their owners in a ceremony after the press conference by CCPO Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar, DIG Investigation Shariq Jamal, AVLS SP and other police officers. DIG Investigation Shariq Jamal while givi...

  Inam Ghani says positive attitude towards citizens, good manners and easy provision of services will highlight positive image of police. Punjab Police Inspector General Inam Ghani has said that apart from crime fighting, strengthening and improving the atmosphere of mutual trust and cooperation with the citizens is one of his priorities and it will establish the identity of Punjab Police as a citizen-centric force. Talking to the participants on the second day session of the “Citizen Central Policing Conference” held at the Central Police Office, the IG said that in addition to further improvement in service delivery, all possible steps will be taken under an effective strategy. He further said that under Smart and Community Policing, Punjab Police would be made more active for the service and protection of the people while positive attitude towards the citizens, good manners and easy provision of services would also highlight the positive image of the police. He further said tha...

  Feb 17, 2021 LAHORE: Lahore police seek to establish 18 new police stations in the city to improve the operations for curbing crimes and ensuring law and order. Last year, the officials concerned had sent a proposal to establish 11 new police stations in the city. There are 84 police stations in the provincial capital. The inspector general of police (IGP) Punjab had reportedly asked the field officers some time back to send proposals for opening new police stations. He also asked for the related data including the crime rate of last five years, area and population to justify the need for new police stations. After a need-based analysis, at least 92 new police stations across Punjab were proposed. Now the AIG development has again asked for details in this regard. In the updated proposal, Lahore police have suggested the establishment of 18 new police stations. In February last year, then CCPO Zulfiqar Hameed had proposed 11 more police stations in Lahore. The crime rate, populat...

  BAHAWALPUR    -  Additional IG South Punjab Captain (retd) Zafar Iqbal visited police post at Banga Dilaksha in Kacha and Kot Sabzal police station in Rahim Yar Khan. Regional Police Officer Bahawalpur Muhammad Zubair Dareshk and District Police Officer Rahim Yar Khan Asad Sarfraz Khan were also present with him. He first reached Kot Sabzal police station where he inspected the arsenal, wireless room, front desk, rooms of investigating officers, housing constables, the record room and praised the excellent maintenance of the police station.  Later, he visited the check-post Dawala and check-post Kot Sabzal and asked the personnel about their well-being and their professional affairs. They offered Zuhr prayers at the historic Masjid Bhong and while visiting the mosque, marvelled at this masterpiece of architecture. He appreciated the police officers and soldiers stationed and inquired about the problems. Additional IG South Punjab Captain (R) Zafar Iqbal was br...

Mar 01, 2021 Kasur Police Continue Operations Against Anti-Social and Criminal Elements LAHORE: At the direction of District Police Officer, Kasur, Imran Kishwar, in all the tehsils of Kasur District, swift action is being taken against criminal and anti-social elements and those possessing illegal weapons with the aim of protecting the lives and property of the people and the rule of law in the society. In this connection, in Chunian Circle, teams of Changa Manga and Allahabad police stations conducted separate operations and arrested three accused Najamul Hassan, Ehtesham and Afzal Munir for displaying weapons on Tik Tok. Two 30 bore pistols and 10 bullets were recovered from the possession of accused Ehtesham, pump action and several rounds were recovered from the possession of Najamul Hassan while 30 bore pistols were recovered from Afzal Munir. The accused used to display weapons on tick tok videos and on social media upon which further action is being taken by registering ca...

  Apr 09, 2021 LAHORE    -  Capital City Police Officer (CCPO), Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar has said that there is no space for land grabbers and badmash mafia in the city.  Lahore police will deal with iron hands to those who have illegally possessed the land and property of the poor citizens.  Lahore Police, on Thursday in continuation of its crackdown against land grabbers retrieved 40 kanal of commercial land worth billion of rupees from notorious Mansha Khokhar alias Mansha Bomb land grabber and his sons in a successful operation at Hakim Chowk Johar Town.  Mansha Bomb and his sons have constructed shops, hotels and other illegal establishments on the site and received extortion as rent from shopkeepers as well. The operation was conducted on the directions of Commander Lahore Police Ghulam Mahmood Dogar and in supervision of SP Sadar Hafeez ur Rehman Bugti in collaboration with LDA in the operation. Heavy contingent of police including DSPs and S...

  Apr 13, 2021 NAROWAL: Police in Shakargarh have started using drone cameras to control kite flying in the city, arrested two persons and registered cases against seven people for selling kites and the material used in it during the last one week. Police also seized more than 2,300 kites and 100 twine rolls and issued warnings to 63 youths and parents of children involved in the banned sport. DSP Shakargarh Malik Muhammad Khalil registered cases against five kite sellers. Chamal Police Station Sub-Inspector Hafiz Asim raided the village Ikhlaspur and seized 900 kites and chemical strings from a kite seller, identified as Rahat Ali. Norkot police raided a site near the bus stop of Norkot town, seized a large number of kites and strings rolls while two suspects, Tariq Ali and Danish Ali, were arrested for selling kites. City Police Shakargarh seized kites and chemical strings from Muhammad Naseer and Malik Shah Zaman. According to Rescue 1122 sources, 11 youngsters and children were...

  pr 14, 2021 LAHORE   -  Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar has directed the administration, as well as the police, to take indiscriminate action against the violators of law and made it clear that no compromise will be made on the writ of the State and the supremacy of law. The chief minister regretted that the people had to face difficulties due to the blocking of roads. “Extending an apology to the citizens, the chief minister said: “I cannot bear the agony of the people and blocking of roads is a condemnable act”. He warned that strict action will be initiated against the violators of the law.  The CM stressed that no permission will be granted to disrupt the routine life. He said he had been continuously monitoring the province-wise law & order situation the whole night. He said most of the roads had been restored due to timely action of police and the administration and monitoring will be continued till the complete restoration of routine life....

  Apr 15, 2021 Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab Inam Ghani on Wednesday said the officers and personnel who were martyred and injured due to the violence of Tehreek-e-Labbaik protesters are heroes of Punjab Police, and vowed that Punjab police will not spare any sacrifice for maintenance of the writ of estate. The police chief said that the mission of Punjab Police is to protect the lives and property of citizens and to maintain law and order, and the police officers and personnel have never spared any sacrifice in fulfilling this sacred mission. IGP expressed these views while talking to police personnel at Jinnah Hospital Lahore on the occasion of visiting the injured personnel by Tehreek-e-Labbaik protesters. The IG Punjab inquired about the health of the injured personnel and also presented relief cheques and flowers to the injured officers and personnel. Addressing the police officials, the IGP said that the miscreants who have disturbed the atmosphere of law and order...

  pr 16, 2021 LAHORE   -  IG Punjab Inam Ghani has said that Shaheed Constable Muhammad Afzal has proved by sacrificing his life in the line of duty that protection of life, property and honour of the people was the top priority of Punjab Police. He said this while talking to the family of martyred constable at Siraj Colony Shahdara, here on Thursday after offering Fateha.   He said, while paying homage to the martyr, that the status of the martyr was unparalleled. He said that such examples of bravery and courage shown by martyred constable while thwarting the nefarious intentions of miscreants and criminals were the assets and pride of Punjab Police.  On this occasion, IG Punjab instructed CCPO Lahore, Ghulam Mehmood Dogar that it was the responsibility of Punjab Police to take care of the family of the martyr and although money and privileges were not a substitute for human life but the welfare of the family of the martyr and every possible care sho...

  Apr 20, 2021 Police on high alert to maintain law & order: IGPLAHORE   -  Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab Inam Ghani on Monday said that any attempt or activity for spoiling peace would not succeed as the police were fully alert to protect the lives and property of the citizens and maintain the writ of state. He said that no organization, group or its activists deserved any concession to take the law into their own hands or damage the property of citizens under the guise of protest and strict legal action would be taken against such miscreants. He said that under the guise of protest, vehicles, property or lives of people would not be allowed to be damaged and roads be blocked, adding that violators involved in such acts of violence would be brought to book in any case. He directed the police officers to perform their duties with more responsibility and diligence to maintain law and order while senior officers should review the security arrangements at...

 Apr 21, 2021 LAHORE  -  Former IG Nasir Khan Durrani, who died of coronavirus on Monday was laid to rest in the graveyard of Defence Phase-7 here on Tuesday with the state protocol. Earlier, his funeral prayer was held at Police Training Centre Bedian Road, which was attended by Punjab Governor, IGP Punjab, Capital City Police Officer Lahore Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar and other senior police officers.     CCPO Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar laid a floral wreath on the grave of Nasir Khan Durrani and offered fateh for  the departed soul. A contingent of police presented guard of honour to the grave of deceased police officer. The CCPO Lahore paid homage to the services of former IG Nasir Khan Durrani and said that Nasir Durrani was a most honest, professional and kind hearted person.  The services of Nasir Durrani for his innovative reforms, creative approach and community based modern policing would be remembered forever, he added.  ...

  Apr 23, 2021 LAHORE   -  Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab Inam Ghani has said that during the violent protests of the banned outfit, the Punjab police personnel performed their duties with bravery and perseverance, which was fully appreciated at the governmental and public levels. He said this while addressing a ceremony at the Central Police Office  (CPO) here on Thursday.  He distributed Rs 500,000 each and CC-1 certificates among 11 injured Lahore and Sheikhupura police personnel. He visited all the injured one-by-one and gave them cash prizes and certificates of appreciation while the officers present at the function applauded and paid homage to the services of the brave personnel. Addressing the personnel, the IG Punjab said ceremonies would be organised in their districts to encourage the injured officers and personnel across Punjab where they would be awarded cash prizes and certificates of appreciation. Among the personnel who were awarded...

  Apr 27, 2021 LAHORE: The police and army jointly took action in the city and got the heavily crowded Kareem Block market in Iqbal Town and others closed here on Monday. Many shopkeepers were also arrested for running their businesses in violation of the Covid guidelines as well as people not wearing face masks. The major interventions were made in Iqbal Town, Ichhra and Wahdat Road where joint teams of the police, district government, Pakistan Army and Rangers got shops and markets closed that were open beyond the 6pm deadline. The law enforcement agencies maintained effective patrolling to ensure enforcement of coronavirus standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the safety of citizens. CCPO warns anyone not wearing a mask will be sent behind bars Moreover, all divisional units of the Lahore police along with contingents of the army, Rangers, Dolphin Squad, Police Response Unit, Elite Force, traffic police and Ababeel Squad conducted flag marches on major roads of the city, incl...

  Almost all major daily newspapers of Pakistan devote a full page to crime-related news every day. Electronic media is not much different than the print one in this regard. Crime is also a genre for movies all over the world. This supply side of news is direct evidence that there is a demand for crime-related news. It is primarily due to two reasons: First, crime is a social phenomenon and its relevance for all the people in the society. Second, it has elements of curiosity and thrill associated with peculiar circumstances and drama attached to the good and bad aspects of each story. Contrary to many other parts of the neighbouring countries, Pakistani media portray the police as villains rather than heroes. In almost all of the stories, they are described standing on the side of the villains rather than victims. This is a public image of police in Pakistan since the 1980s due to political and social milieu which continues till today. Why is it so? Before we try to find a response...