Karachi police chief Khadim Hussain Rind, under a policy outlined by the government of Sindh, has reinstated the ranks of police officers who were demoted over negligence.
Officials said on Wednesday that the city police chief reinstated 24 officers of Karachi Range on the completion of their term of punishment, i.e. three years.
The police chief directed the officials concerned to restore all such officers who had completed their demotion terms as soon as possible after scrutiny of papers.
It should be noted that these steps of Karachi’s additional IG will benefit more than 300 officers and personnel of Karachi Range. Rind also directed the Karachi Police Office staff to take swift steps with transparency in all welfare schemes of the Karachi Police.
Earlier, the Sindh government had issued a policy to the police department for transparency in the department and ordered constitution of a committee comprising officers to streamline various issues in the police.
The chairman of the committee is the Additional Inspector General Establishment Sindh, Karachi, while the members are DIG Establishment Sindh, Karachi, DIG IT Sindh, Karachi, DIG Training Sindh, Karachi, Assistant IG Establishment-I Sindh, Karachi, Assistant IG Finance CPO Sindh, Karachi and Assistant IG Legal CPO Sindh, Karachi.
The ToRs (terms of reference) of the committee's meeting are seniority of women police officers and officials, issuance of a seniority list of directly appointed inspectors investigation and inspectors law and legal, seniority issue of lady DSP, nomenclature of inspector law or prosecuting inspector.
Moreover, the committee will also review the cases of police officers
and other inspectors who are holding ante-dated seniority.
The order further reads that the objection was raised by an inspector and others against the tentative seniority list of inspectors of the Sindh Police issued on August 8, 2023.
The decision regarding date and venue of the committee will be decided by the chairman of the committee.
The officials stated that many of the issues mentioned in the letter are still under consideration and the appeals are yet to be entertained.
