LANDIKOTAL: As many as 104 recruits, including 11 women, have joined the police force in the Khyber tribal district.
District Police Officer (DPO) Rai Mazhar Iqbal awarded them the appointment letters at a ceremony.
SP Investigation Kamal Hussain and DSP Headquarters Hikmat Khan Afridi were present there as well.
The DPO reiterated the commitment of the police in Khayber to uphold merit.
He enumerated the efforts being made to recruit local youth to bolster the police force’s effectiveness, particularly in the context of the region’s unique challenges.
The DPO noted that the police in the Khyber had lost 130 personnel in the line of duty. He urged the new recruits to honour these sacrifices by dedicating themselves to the protection of citizens and national integrity.
He expressed the hope that the members of the force would serve with diligence and integrity.
The DPO encouraged them to foster positive relationships with the community, remain committed to duties, and contribute to the department’s reputation.
A total of 45 suspects were nominated in the FIR of the case that was registered at the Sindhri police
DC Sarmad Saleem Akram had received information about the production of counterfeit goods
Council confirmed the recognition in a list of national research journals issued by the HEC
He believed that conflict was primarily driven by misunderstandings, which must be halted through peaceful means
He said Pakistanis were very skilled workers and works in vast variety of fields
Nepal’s Home Ministry said 170 people had been killed across the country with another 42 still missing