Latest Breaking News On - Branch ghulam nabi memon - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Around 500 drug peddlers operating in Karachi, says police report - Pakistan

The majority of drug peddlers in Karachi are involved in street crimes, reveal police.

Over 1,000 murders reported in Sindh from January-August this year

Fearing Afghan 'civil war' spillover, Sindh orders to boost intelligence

Daily Times July 30, 2021 Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Thursday directed the police and other law enforcement agencies (LEAs) to beef up security and enhance the coordinated intelligence work in the wake of expected spillover effects of the ‘civil war’ in Afghanistan. “Advancement of the Taliban in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of United States troops would likely to rise insurgency there, which might affect Pakistan, particularly Karachi in terms of terrorism and influx of illegal immigrants and for that “we have to be prepared,” he said while presiding over the Apex Committee meeting. The committee, while reviewing major crimes in the province during 2021, observed that terrorist, target killing and kidnapping for ransom incidents had almost come to an end, but murders and extortion cases had increased by 25 percent and 65 percent respectively as compared to 2020. It was noted that the rise in extortion and killing incidents was the result of operati

PPP preparing to deal with blowback of Afghan situation in Karachi: Bilawal - Pakistan

Sindh police's canine unit reactivated to trace explosives, drugs - Pakistan

A view of the police’s revived canine unit. KARACHI: The Sindh police have decided to reactivate a decade-old canine unit to train sniffer dogs to detect bombs, narcotics and tracking of criminals in different phases, it emerged on Saturday. Official sources said that the provincial government had earmarked funds to not only expand this unit to other parts of the province but to establish a centre as well in the metropolis for breeding of dogs. They said that the first-ever canine unit of the Sindh police was launched around 12 years ago with the stated aim to improve police’s focus on detection of explosives and tracking of criminals.