ISLAMABAD CAPITAL POLICE

Traffic police safety rally to celebrate Pakistan Day

Traffic police hold safety rally to celebrate Pakistan Day

Islamabad police complete arrangements for T-20 cricket tournament

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Islamabad police complete arrangements for T-20 cricket tournament
ISLAMABAD, March 21, 2014: Islamabad Police have finalized all necessary arrangements for Police Martyrs' Memorial Cricket tournament starting from March 24 which would be participated by eight teams of law enforcement departments.

AIG (Establishment) Ashraf Zubair Siddiqui reviewed the arrangements for this tournament and finalized security program as well as other arrangements for this event in meeting held on Friday. SP Headquarters Gulfam Nasir, SP CID Zubair Ahmed Sheikh, DSP Headquarters Ashraf Shah, Malik Ayub Awan Reader to the IGP Islamabad and others were also present on the occasion.

This tournament called `All Pakistan Jan Nisar T-20 Cricket Tournament’ will be held from March 24 to March 28 and eight cricket teams including Islamabad Police, Frontier Constabulary, Balochistan Police, Punjab Police, Sindh Police, KPK Police, FIA and National Highways and Motorways Police will take part in the tournament.

AIG (Establishment) assigned responsibilities to each member and said that objective to organize this tournament is to pay tribute, remember and acknowledge the services of those JAWANS who rendered great sacrifices in the line of duty and even sacrificed their lives.

He said that such activities will also remain continue in future so that policemen can also participate in the sports activities besides performing their professional duties. He also hoped for one sparking performance from the players.

In special message, the IGP Islamabad Sikandar Hayat said that this tournament is being held to remember those gallant cops who sacrificed their lives to protect the lives of others. He said the whole nation is proud of these brave sons of the soil and they would remain always alive in our heart.

The IGP said that Islamabad Police had organized such tournament in the past which was greatly supported. This event dedicated to the martyred cops would be made more successful this year, the IGP maintained.

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Islamabad Police

10 Lawbreakers arrested, 110 bikes and 06 vehicles impounded

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10 Lawbreakers arrested, 110 bikes and 06 vehicles impounded
ISLAMABAD, March 22: Islamabad police on Saturday arrested 10 outlaws besides recovering wine and stolen property from their possession a police spokesman said.

According to details, Shehzad Town police recovered 30 bore pistol from an accused Shahbaz Ahmed involved in murder case. Shehzad Town police also recovered 02 pistols 30 bore from two accused namely Faisal Shah and Jhanzaib involved in murder case.

Meanwhile Aabpara police arrested accused Muhammad Shah and recovered Kalashnikov, two magazines as well as 60 bullets. Another police team also arrested accused Suleman and recovered one dagger from him.
Margalla Police arrested a bootlegger namely Fazal Mehmood and recovered wine bottle from him. CIA police raided at House No. 1-A Johar Road sector F-8/4 and arrested two accused Muhammad Qasim and Miss LUE besides recovering cache of wine from them.
Ramna Police arrested an accused Imran while Bani Gala police arrested Ikram-Ul-Haq for having 30 bore pistol.. Cases have been registered against the accused and further investigation was underway. Meanwhile police arrested two proclaimed offenders.

During general hold up, 110 bikes and 6 cars were impounded in various police stations for being driven without authentic documents, black papers were removed from 04 tinted glass.

Senior police official appreciated the performance of the police and crackdown against the criminals and anti-social elements.

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ISLAMABAD POLICE
Dated 22 -03-2014

Traffic police hold safety rally to celebrate Pakistan Day

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Traffic police hold safety rally to celebrate Pakistan Day
Islamabad Traffic Police ( ITP) on Sunday held “ Pakistan Payandabad Road Safety Rally” to celebrate Pakistan Day.
The purpose of the rally was to create more awareness of traffic laws among citizens.
AIG Operations Dr Sultan Azam Tamori , SSP Traffic Malik Matloob Ahmed, DSP Muhammad Ilyas Hashmi, Programme Manager Ayesha Jamil, officials, people from different walks of life and students participated in the rally.
The rally started from F-9 Park and after passing through Jinnah Avenue, Margallah Road, it culminated at F-10 Markaz.

Speaking on the occasion, AIG Operations Dr. Sultan Azam Tamori said that on the direction of Interior Minister every step was being taken for the safety of citizens and implementation of a more effective traffic system in the capital.
He said that purpose of holding the rally was to make people aware about the importance of discipline in life and observance of traffic rules to avoid accidents on roads.
He called on youth to observe traffic rules by avoiding one-wheeling and over-speeding and use of helmets for their own safety.
AIG said such efforts would be continued to ensure traffic discipline. He said that cooperation of people was key to make traffic system more vibrant, effective and smooth following.
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ISLAMABAD POLICE