Introduction of Policing Sector

Accountability for police officers should be an expectation not an abberaration.

To aware the people about community policing Everywhere in the world, Police is considered as the frontline of defence, precisely, a “pawn “on the board of crime. Having direct contact with society at every level, it plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth and steady functioning of law and order situation in the society. Therefore, everywhere in the world, capacity building of the Police department is a top priority of concerned stakeholders. However, unfortunately, in Pakistan, things have been otherwise. This contradictory prevailing trend, when it comes to policing, has led to many devastating consequences for the society as well as the department itself.

We are students of BS-Public Administration and Governance 6th Semester. Every semester brings up courses of absolute importance for our country. We as youth are esteemed to polish our skills and strengthen ourselves as a nation. This semester we are introduced to the course PUBLIC SECTOR REFORMS AND SOCIAL CHANGE under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Athar Rashid. We pledge to be a part of the social change and make contributions to reforming the public sector institutions.

The core OBJECTIVES of our project are to:

  •  Identify the major issues in the Police Sector of Pakistan
  • Establish a comparative analysis of the Police status between Pakistan and other countries
  • Analyze people’s attitude, knowledge, opinions, and preferences regarding Police of Pakistan.
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  •  Provide a way forward to tackle the rising Police-Citizen problems.

types of Pakistan police


 Policing is an important structural and functional component of state. It is responsible for prevention of evil acts, eradication of crime and bringing peace to the state. Pakistan, police force hasn’t been able to provide the masses with protection from crime and bringing peace to the country. There are many reasons for the failure of police to fulfil its duties in Pakistan. “insufficient resources, political interruptions, and lack of coordination with other institutions are important to be mentioned”.

Federal Police

 

  •        Airports Security Force (8,945 personnel)
  •       Anti-Narcotics Force(3,100 personnel)  
  •       National Highways and Motorway Police
  •       Pakistan Railways Police
  •       Pakistan Rangers 
  •       Pakistan Customs(41,000 personnel)
  •       Capital Territory Police
  •       Islamabad Traffic Police.

 

Provincial Police

  •       Balochistan Police(38,000 personnel)
  •       Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police (83,000 personnel) 
  •       Punjab Police (180,000 personnel) 
  •       Sindh Police (128,500 personnel) 

Territorial Police

  •       Azad Kashmir Police 
  •        Gilgit-Baltistan Police 


Policing is an important structural and functional component of state. It is responsible for prevention of evil acts, eradication of crime and bringing peace to the state. Pakistan, police force hasn’t been able to provide the masses with protection from crime and bringing peace to the country. There are many reasons for the failure of police to fulfil its duties in Pakistan. “insufficient resources, political interruptions, and lack of coordination with other institutions are important to be mentioned”.


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Zunaira Abbasi, Daniyal, Kamran Javed, Rehan Ali 

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