The Spokesman of Rawalpindi Police briefs the media about their actions against Criminals in the District. Details are given below :
Rawalpindi Police Intensify Crackdowns on Criminal Activities
Rawalpindi Police Arrests Drug Dealers, Recovers Over 9 Kg of Hashish
Rawalpindi police have conducted a series of operations, arresting seven suspects and seizing more than nine kilograms of hashish. According to reports, Race Course Police recovered 1.6 kg of hashish from Muhammad Ghalib and 1.2 kg from Waqas. Civil Lines Police seized 1.4 kg from Asif and 1.35 kg from Adnan. RA Bazar Police recovered 1.4 kg from Fakhr Alam, while the Airport Police confiscated 1.2 kg from Mustafa and 1.045 kg from Ashraf. All suspects are set to face legal action, with cases registered against them. Police have vowed to continue their aggressive crackdown to eliminate drug trafficking from the area.
Security Measures Strengthened at Churches in Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi Police have made extensive security arrangements for churches across the city, with more than 400 officers deployed to safeguard religious sites. Senior officers have briefed the personnel on their duties, and special teams, including mobile patrol units, the Elite Force, and Dolphin Force, are conducting rounds. CPO Syed Khalid Hamdani emphasized that protecting citizens’ lives and property remains a top priority, and all available resources are being mobilized for this purpose.
Dhamyal Police Arrest Alcohol Supplier, Seizes 150 Liters of Liquor
In another significant operation, Dhamyal Police arrested liquor supplier Yusuf and recovered 150 liters of country-made liquor. The accused has been found with solid evidence, and a case is being prepared for prosecution. SP President confirmed that the police are committed to taking strong action against liquor suppliers and drug traffickers in an effort to eradicate these harmful substances from the community.
Purodhai Police Arrest Suspect Using Fake Currency Notes
Purodhai Police successfully apprehended Abdul Wahid, who was caught using counterfeit currency notes. With evidence at hand, the police are preparing to charge the accused, and the case will proceed in court. The police reiterated their determination to ensure that criminals who break the law face justice.
Rawalpindi Police Crack Down on Tenancy Act Violations
Following orders from CPO Syed Khalid Hamdani, Rawalpindi Police conducted search operations in various areas and arrested five individuals—Shahryar, Ali, Naeemullah, Ishaq, and Muhammad Nawaz—who were found violating the Tenancy Act. The operation aimed to monitor and apprehend those breaking the law. CPO Hamdani assured that the police will continue their efforts to maintain public safety and uphold the law.
Ongoing Police Operations Against Alcohol Suppliers in Rawalpindi
In continued efforts against illegal alcohol supply, Rawalpindi Police arrested four suspects and recovered over 80 liters of liquor. Mandira Police confiscated 30 liters from Bilal, 15 liters from Abrar, and 20 liters from Safdar. Civil Lines Police also recovered 20 liters from Ayrak Javed. Separate cases have been registered against the suspects. Divisional SPs stated that the operations against drug dealers and alcohol suppliers will persist as part of the ongoing fight against substance abuse.
Crackdown on Illegal Gas Cylinder Refilling in Rawalpindi
RA Bazar Police and Airport Police conducted a joint operation against the illegal refilling of gas cylinders, arresting three individuals—Aqib, Sohaib, and Zeeshan. The police seized several illegally refilled gas cylinders and related equipment from the suspects. Cases have been registered, and SP Potohar Nasir Nawaz confirmed that further actions will be taken against those involved in such illegal activities.
Rawalpindi Police Seize Illegal Weapons, Arrest Six Suspects
Rawalpindi Police have made significant progress in their efforts to combat illegal weapons possession. Westridge Police recovered a 30-bore pistol and ammunition from Babar and Jaber, while Naseerabad Police seized a 9mm pistol from Zar Wali and a 30-bore pistol from Muhammad Abbas. Rawat Police also recovered 30-bore pistols from Ikram and Asad. All suspects were arrested, and separate cases have been registered. Divisional SPs confirmed that operations against illegal weapons will continue as part of the broader effort to maintain law and order.
These operations highlight the Rawalpindi Police’s commitment to maintaining public safety and law enforcement, with ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking, alcohol supply, illegal weapons possession, and other criminal activities.
