KARACHI: Karachi police have been barred from harassing young couples for inquiring about marriage certificates and humiliating them in public.
The directives came from Karachi Police Chief Dr Amir Sheikh on Wednesday in a letter issued to the deputy inspector-generals of the three zones in the city and called for stringent actions against such policemen.
The matter came in the rise of complains by residents of the metropolis, stating that policemen in mobiles and motorcycles stop couples and inquire about their marriage certificates to seek proof of their marriage.
The letter warned the involved police officers that such complains should not rise again, especially among women.
Stringent actions have been warned against police officers deployed at the beach and other places if proved guilty in the matter.
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