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QUETTA: The Balochistan High Court (BHC) has summon to the relevant authorities including the IG Police on a petition against the dismissal of more than 200 police personnel of the province.
Balochistan High Court Chief Justice Muhammad Hashim Kakar and Justice Shaukat Ali Rakhshani heard the petition of the dismissed police employees.
The petitioner was of the opinion that after keeping us on the job for one year, policemen were dismissed without hesitation and the employees were not given any notice to express the reasons and no opportunity to clear their positions.
On the stand of the petitioner, the court summoned the relevant authorities including IG and DIG of Police.
The court issued a notice and adjourned the hearing of the case till next week.
Earlier, Balochistan Police Department has dismissed over 200 personnel due to negligence and prolonged absence from duty.
The notification stated that the dismissed personnel include constables, head constables, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors (ASIs).
The notification further elaborated that the dismissed officers belong to various regions across Balochistan, including Quetta, Loralai, Sibi, Kalat, Zhob, Naseerabad, and Makran.
This widespread dismissal reflects the department’s commitment to upholding high standards of professionalism and dedication among its ranks.
The police department reiterated that negligence and absenteeism would not be tolerated, as they undermine the overall effectiveness of law enforcement operations. The department urged all remaining personnel to adhere strictly to their duties and responsibilities, warning that similar actions would be taken against those failing to meet the required standards.
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