Inspector General of Balochistan Police Muhammad Tahir has reaffirmed that protecting the lives and property of citizens remains the force’s foremost responsibility. He stated that police operations against criminal elements have intensified across the province in recent days.
Province-Wide Crackdown Gains Momentum
Officials reported that police units across all ranges of Balochistan demonstrated strong performance during multiple actions conducted over the past week. Acting on the IG’s special directives, law enforcement teams launched targeted operations in several districts.
These operations focused on wanted and absconding suspects, repeat offenders, motorcycle thieves, street-snatchers, drug traffickers, and individuals involved in storing illegal weapons and ammunition.
Multiple Arrests and Major Recoveries
Authorities confirmed the arrest of several suspects linked to various criminal incidents, while investigations into their involvement are now underway. Individuals nominated in multiple cases — including murder and previously unsolved homicide cases — were also apprehended.
During these actions, police recovered a significant cache of weapons and prohibited items, dealing a strong blow to criminal networks operating in different districts.
Commitment to a Crime-Free Environment
IG Muhammad Tahir reiterated the Balochistan Police’s dedication to ensuring peace and security across the province.
He noted:
“All available resources are being utilized to provide citizens with a crime-free environment. The crackdown on criminal elements will continue until lawlessness is eliminated.”
The police leadership has vowed to dismantle criminal networks, curb street-level crimes, and restore public confidence in law enforcement.
After assuming charge, IG Muhammad Tahir also introduced an improved police welfare package, aimed at supporting Shuhada families and providing financial assistance to serving personnel.
Key Highlights of the Package
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Immediate assistance for Shuhada families increased to Rs200,000, up from Rs100,000.
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Serving police personnel to receive Rs50,000 for their own marriages.
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Rs200,000 allocated for the marriage of daughters of martyred or deceased officers.
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Rs100,000 now approved for the marriage of two daughters of serving police personnel (previously Rs25,000).
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Widows of police personnel will receive increased monthly financial support.
