Islamabad Police has rejected reports claiming that a new Crime Control Department (CCD) is being established in the federal capital. A police spokesperson described the claims as baseless and unverified.
The clarification followed social media reports suggesting that Islamabad Police planned to introduce a unit similar to Punjab’s CCD. However, the spokesperson confirmed that no such new wing is being established.
According to the police spokesperson, Islamabad Police already operates specialized departments for different law enforcement responsibilities. These units handle various policing tasks and investigations across the capital.
The spokesperson said the existing departments are performing their assigned duties effectively. The police force continues to rely on its current structure instead of creating another CCD-style unit.
The clarification aims to address public confusion about the reported changes. Police officials have urged people to distinguish between verified announcements and unconfirmed information circulating online.
Islamabad Police Explains Existing Crime Control Arrangements
Islamabad Police has several specialized units responsible for maintaining security and investigating criminal activities. These include teams dealing with counter-terrorism and crime investigations.
Each unit performs specific functions under the existing departmental structure. This arrangement allows officers to address different law enforcement needs across the federal capital.
The spokesperson reiterated that the police force does not require a newly established CCD-style wing under the reported proposal. The department maintains that its current units are already carrying out their responsibilities.
The reports emerged amid discussions about adopting a policing model similar to Punjab’s Crime Control Department. However, Islamabad Police has denied plans to establish a separate unit based on that structure.
No new CCD-style department was announced in the spokesperson’s clarification. The statement focused on correcting the claims and explaining the role of existing police units.
Police Continue Surveillance and Patrolling Operations
Meanwhile, Islamabad Police continues working to strengthen its existing law enforcement arrangements. Current efforts include surveillance, patrolling, and action against criminal elements across different zones.
These activities form part of the police force’s ongoing approach to maintaining security. Specialized teams continue handling investigations and other policing duties according to their assigned responsibilities.
The department has emphasized the importance of its existing operational structure. Its latest statement did not indicate any changes to the responsibilities of current units.
Police operations remain focused on monitoring different areas and responding to criminal activity. The clarification addressed the proposed CCD-style unit rather than announcing a new policing initiative.
Citizens Urged to Avoid Sharing Unverified Reports
Islamabad Police has advised citizens and social media users to verify information before sharing it. The spokesperson urged the public to rely on official communications for accurate updates.
The advice follows the circulation of claims about a possible new crime control unit. Police officials have rejected those claims and clarified that no such wing is being established.
The department’s statement seeks to prevent misinformation about law enforcement arrangements in the capital. Residents are encouraged to check official announcements before accepting reports about changes within the police force.
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For now, Islamabad Police will continue operating through its existing specialized departments. The spokesperson has denied reports of a new CCD-style unit and reaffirmed the role of current policing arrangements.
