Murad Ali Shah decides to launch crackdown against street criminals

• Murad Ali Shah chaired an important meeting regarding law and order situation.
• Chief Minister also directed the DG Rangers to increase patrolling.
• He also decided to send back  who are living illegally in Sindh

KARACHI: Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah has decided to launch a rigorous operation against street criminals in the next 15 days.

An important meeting regarding law and order was held under the supervision of Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, in which the Chief Minister gave instructions to speed up the intelligence-based operation.

Chief Minister Sindh also gave important instructions to the police on street crime and said that the police and Rangers should take strict action against street crime. He also directed the DG Rangers to increase patrolling and decided to improve the prosecution of street crime.

He also decided to send back people who are living illegally  in Sindh and also decided to increase surveillance on the internal and external roads of the city.

Murad Ali Shah further said that police and rangers should be deployed in important places where criminals are more active. He said seven people lost their lives over robbery resistance in December.

During the meeting, Murad Ali Shah said that terrorist organizations want to disrupt peace and order in the country again but the Sindh government will not allow terrorists to rise again in our country, province and cities.

Chief Minister Sindh while giving instructions to speed up intelligence-based operations said that a mechanism has been created to increase coordination between Sindh Police and other intelligence agencies, all intelligence agencies should be in touch with each other daily.

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