Caretaker Chief Minister Sindh Justice (Retd) MaqboolBaqar has directed the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh for the inspection system of the police stations. He said that every Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) had to inspect their police stations every 15 days. He said that Superintendents of Police (SPs) must make it mandatory to inspect their police stations every month.
Baqar said that Senior Superintendents of Police (SSP) to ensure inspection of police stations every three months and Deputy Inspector General’s of Police (DIGPs) should inspect police stations every three months. Additional IGPs must inspect police stations every six months, he said adding that IGP should inspect police stations twice a year. The concerned Assistant Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners and Commissioners should also inspect the police stations, he directed. He further said that the records of the police stations must be checked during inspection. The Chief Minister said that directed the action against the authorities concerned with identifying wrongdoings. He also directed to send inspection report to the Chief Minister so that appropriate action could be taken. Caretaker Chief Minister Sindh Justice (Retd) MaqboolBaqar organized Milad-un-Nabi (SAWW) programme at the Chief Minister House.
A large number of diplomats, scholars, provincial secretaries, IG police and other personalitites participated in the programme. Famous naat-khawanSiddique Ismail, HameedRana, MajeedSoltani and others recited naats. Mufti FazalSubhani, Dr. JameelRathore and Allama Syed RadiJafarNaqvi shed light on the blessed life of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).
The Chief Minister thanked all the participants for attending the programme. Baqar said, We can progress only in the light of the teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).
The teachings and guidance of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)) are beacons for all the Islamic world.Caretaker Chief Minister Sindh Justice (Retd) MaqboolBaqar has strongly condemned an incident of terrorism in Turbat. He said that those, who shed the blood of innocent workers had no religion. The Chief Minister said that such people did not even deserve to be called Muslims. He also condoled the bereaved families and prayed for the deceased.
