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Sindh Govt removes DIG Sukkur, SSP Ghotki

Sindh Govt removes DIG Sukkur, SSP Ghotki

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KARACHI: Sindh Government has removed Deputy Inspector General of Police(DIG) Sukkur Syed Pir Muhammad Shah and Senior Superintendent of Police(SSP) Ghotki Hafeez Rehman Bugti from their posts after controversy between two officers.

A notification has been issued to remove both the officers from the posts, according to which the charge of DIG Sukkur has been handed over to DIG Larkana Nasir Aftab.

According to the notification, the additional charge of SSP Ghotki has been handed over to SSP Khairpur Samiullah.

It should be noted that Pir Muhammad Shah had accused Abdul Hafeez Bugti of being in touch with  bandits, in response to which Hafeez Rehman Bugti had also accused Pir Muhammad Shah.

A committee headed by Additional IG Imran Yaqoob has been set up to investigate the allegations.

DIG Amir Farooqi and DIG Tanveer Alam Odho are included in the committee while the investigation committee will submit its report in 7 days.

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Earlier,  Sindh Government has imposed Section 144 in Karachi for 2 days and a notification has also been issued.

Section 144 has been imposed in Karachi for two days,  ban restricts all protests, processions, and public events during this time. Ban will be imposed till 18 and 19 October.

It should be noted that Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) had announced a nationwide protest today.

It should be remembered that Section 144 was imposed in Karachi from 13 to 17 October, a ban notification was issued by the Commissioner Karachi.

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