The Lahore Police has removed 206 officers and personnel from their current postings. The action follows departmental penalties in corruption-related cases.
According to DIG Operations Faisal Kamran, the officials were reassigned after facing departmental action over corruption charges.
The Lahore Police Operations Wing carried out the transfers following the departmental proceedings. The affected personnel will no longer serve in their previous positions.
Under the new arrangement, personnel penalized in corruption cases will not be posted at police stations. They will also not receive duties involving direct interaction with the public.
Instead, the officials are being transferred to the Judicial Wing and other departments. Their new assignments will involve responsibilities without direct public dealing.
The decision is part of measures aimed at maintaining greater accountability within the police department. It also seeks to keep penalized personnel away from public-facing assignments.
Police stations are among the main points where citizens interact with police officials. The new policy limits such postings for personnel who have received departmental penalties related to corruption.
The Lahore Police Operations Wing is also increasing departmental action against corruption. Officials have indicated that further action may follow against personnel facing such penalties.
The transfers were made after departmental proceedings established penalties against the affected officers and personnel. The available information does not provide details about individual cases.
It also does not specify the exact nature of the penalties imposed on each official. The names and ranks of all 206 personnel have not been disclosed.
The reassignment applies to officers and other police personnel who received departmental penalties. Their new duties will be performed in wings and departments without public-facing responsibilities.
The Judicial Wing is among the areas where the affected personnel are being placed. Other departments may also receive personnel under the revised posting arrangements.
The move reflects the department’s stated focus on addressing corruption through internal disciplinary measures. It also changes where penalized personnel can be assigned.
The Lahore Police has continued departmental action against officials facing corruption-related proceedings. The Operations Wing is responsible for implementing the latest transfers.
According to the DIG Operations, the purpose is to prevent penalized personnel from holding public-dealing assignments. The decision covers postings at police stations and similar duties.
Further departmental action could be taken depending on ongoing proceedings. However, no specific details about additional transfers were provided.
The latest decision affects 206 officers and personnel across the Lahore Police. Their reassignment will keep them away from positions involving direct interaction with citizens.
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The Lahore Police administration is therefore using departmental penalties as a basis for changing staff assignments. The measure focuses specifically on personnel penalized in corruption-related cases.
