Police conduct search operations
Rawalpindi : Police have conducted search and combing operations in different areas here on Sunday, informed the police spokesman.
The operation was carried out under the direction of City Police Officer (CPO) Syed Shahzad Nadeem Bukhari to ensure law and order. Search operations were conducted in different areas of Waris Khan, R. A Bazaar, City, Sadiqabad, Patriata and Civil Lines. He informed that a heavy police contingent, Elite Force, Special Branch personnel, and Ladies police along with officials conducted search operations.
A total of 168 houses, collected data of 100 tenants, 35 shops, 4 hotels, and 496 suspects were questioned during the operation. According to the spokesman, the search operations to net criminals and proclaimed offenders were regularly being conducted under National Action Plan in different areas of the district particularly to ensure law and order.
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