ISLAMABAD – The federal government announced major administrative reshuffle involving 51 officers of Police Service of Pakistan (PSP), issuing three separate notifications covering mandatory postings to the Federal Constabulary (FC), fresh deployments to Balochistan and the return of officers to their respective provincial allocations.
The notifications mentioned BS-17 and BS-18 officers belonging to 46th, 48th and 50th Common Training Programmes (CTPs). Under new directives, 30 BS-17 officers have been placed at the disposal of the Interior and Narcotics Control Division for one-year mandatory service with the Federal Constabulary, while 16 BS-18 officers have been transferred to the Government of Balochistan for a similar period.
Separately, five BS-18 officers currently serving in Balochistan have been relieved of their duties after completing the required 365 days of active service, allowing them to join their respective provincial allocations.
FC Posting
Establishment Division ordered the mandatory posting of 30 BS-17 PSP officers belonging to the 50th CTP. The officers, currently serving in different provinces and Islamabad Capital Territory Police, have been placed at the disposal of the Interior and Narcotics Control Division for deployment with the Federal Constabulary.
The one-year postings take effect immediately and remain subject to further orders.
- Flt. Lt. (Rtd) Muhammad Ali — Sindh
- Capt. (Rtd) Muhammad Inzamam Khan — ICT Police
- Lt. (Rtd) Zaman Ali — Punjab
- Capt. (Rtd) Nosherwan Ehsun Minhas — ICT Police
- Mehak Fatima — ICT Police
- Shahzaib — Punjab
- Ali Hamza Butt — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Abdullah Afzal — Sindh
- Ali Raza Qureshi — ICT Police
- Muhammad Aashir — Sindh
- Malik Bedar Bakht — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Hamid Ehsan Warriach — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Muhammad Noman — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Muhammad Junaid — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Waqar Ahmad — Punjab
- Muhammad Awais Ilyas — Gilgit-Baltistan
- Ghulam Rasool — Gilgit-Baltistan
- Muhammad Tayyab Iqbal — Balochistan
- Minahil Khawaja — Gilgit-Baltistan
- Inamullah — Punjab
- Agha Faseeh Rehman — Punjab
- Sardar Usman Saleem — Punjab
- Hassan Bilal — Punjab
- Firasat Ullah Afridi — Punjab
- Rajender — Punjab
- Hallar Khan — Punjab
- Raosen Taj Raisani — Punjab
- Syed Danial Hassan — Punjab
- Sarah Ali Hashmi — Punjab, presently posted as Section Officer in the Establishment Division
- Fazal Rehman Safi — Punjab
The notification identifies Punjab as the largest provincial allocation group, with 15 officers, followed by five from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, four from ICT Police, three from Sindh, two from Gilgit-Baltistan and one from Balochistan.
In another significant administrative decision, the federal government has ordered the transfer of 16 BS-18 officers of the 46th CTP from their current postings to Balochistan.
According to the Establishment Division’s notification dated November 13, the officers have been placed at the disposal of the Government of Balochistan for a mandatory period of one year, with immediate effect.
The transferred officers include personnel serving in Islamabad Police, Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Prime Minister’s Office and the National Police Academy.
- Flt. Lt. Muhammad Khurram Ashraf — ICT Police, Islamabad
- Flt. Lt. Riffat Ullah — Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Shahzeb — Government of Sindh
- Suleman Zaffar — ICT Police, Islamabad
- Jahandad Akram — Government of Punjab
- Muhammad Zafar Siddique — Government of Sindh
- Waqas Rafiq — Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Taimoor Khan — Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Ahmed Faisal Chaudhry — Government of Sindh
- Mughees Ahmad Hashmi — Prime Minister’s Office, Islamabad
- Muhammad Umer — Government of Punjab
- Ayaz Hussain — ICT Police, Islamabad
- Muhammad Jawad Ishaq — National Police Academy, Islamabad
- Asad Ali — Government of Punjab
- Abdul Aleem — Government of Sindh
- Haseeb Javaid Soomar Memon — Government of Sindh
Establishment Division has directed the respective provincial governments and departments to relieve these officers immediately so they can report to the Government of Balochistan. The notification also lays down specific conditions governing their mandatory posting.
Each officer must complete 365 days of active service in Balochistan, excluding periods spent on leave, training or deputation. However, the Government of Balochistan may retain an officer beyond the prescribed period, provided the officer gives consent and the Establishment Division approves the extension.
The new deployments involve five officers currently serving in Sindh, three each from Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Islamabad Police, and one each from the Prime Minister’s Office and National Police Academy.
Meanwhile, a third notification issued on November 13 confirms that five BS-18 officers belonging to the 48th CTP have completed their compulsory active service in Balochistan.
The Establishment Division has consequently relieved them from the Government of Balochistan, allowing them to join their respective provincial allocations.
- Ali Raza — Islamabad Capital Territory
- Atique-ur-Rehman — Sindh
- Capt. (Rtd) Nabeel Ahmed — Gilgit-Baltistan
- Ayyaz Khan — Punjab
- Maaz ur Rahman — Punjab
The notification states that their release takes effect from the date they complete 365 days of active service in Balochistan. Two of the officers have been allocated to Punjab, while the remaining three will proceed to Islamabad Capital Territory, Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan, respectively.
