Sindh Police Schedules Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting for PSP Officers–Notification

IGP Sindh Issues Directive for Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting:

The effective management and progression of police personnel are pivotal to ensuring the smooth functioning of law enforcement and enhancing the operational efficiency of the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP). In this regard, the Police Department of Sindh has scheduled a Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) Meeting to discuss matters related to the encadrement and appointment of police officers from the province and the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police into the PSP. The meeting is a critical platform for evaluating the service records and professional achievements of eligible officers, reflecting the department’s commitment to maintaining high standards of leadership and operational excellence within the police force.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh, through the DIGP Establishment, has issued a formal communication inviting senior police officers to participate in this important discussion. Officers are required to attend the meeting scheduled for January 17, 2025, at 10:00 AM, ensuring the submission of detailed Performance Evaluation Reports (PERs), including Part-I and Part-II, fully completed and up-to-date. The inclusion of officers from various roles and regions within the police force underlines the importance of an inclusive and transparent process for career progression.

This initiative not only upholds the principles of merit-based appointments but also strengthens the institutional framework of the police department. Through such transparent promotion mechanisms, the department aims to build a robust team of competent officers who are well-equipped to address the growing challenges of law enforcement, fostering public trust and improving overall governance in the province. Notification Describes;

No. 1060-92/E-I
GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Karachi, dated 16-01-2025.

To

Mr. Asif Shehzad Abro, ADIGP/Establishment, Hyderabad Range

Mr. Mansoor Ahmed Mughal, SP, Special Branch, Sukkur

Mr. Rukhsar Ahmed Khuhawar, SP/Commandant, SCTC, Sakrand

Mr. Ghulam Nabi Keerio, SSP/District Sanghar

Mr. Abid Hussain Qaimkhani, AIGP/Telecommunication, Sindh

Mr. Akhtar Hussain Chandio, SP/Crime & Investigation, Larkana

Pir Syed Ahmed Taqi Shah, SP/Operations-III SPU (CPEC) Sukkur

Mr. Ali Bux @ Aftab Nizamani, AIGP/Motor Transport Sindh

Mr. Tahir Ahmed Noorani, SP/Operation-II SPU (CPEC), Hyderabad

Mr. Noor-ul-Haque Rind, SP/Traffic, District West, Karachi

Ms. Naseem Akhtar, ADIGP/Admn: Traffic, Karachi

Mr. Ansar Ali Mithani, ADIGP/SP Complaint & Investigation, Sukkur Range

Mr. Sohail Shah, SP, awaiting posting in CPO

Syed Ali Asghar Shah, SP/Traffic, District East, Karachi

Mr. Shakeel Ahmed Sarfraz, SP/Operation-I, SPU Karachi

Mr. Muhammad Arif Rana, SSP RRF/CMU Qayyumabad, Karachi

Mr. Faisal Noor, SP/City Division, Karachi Range

Mr. Mushtaq Ahmed Abbasi, AIGP/Legal-II CPO

Mr. Mehmood Hussain Semair, SP/Legal Larkana Range

Subject:               MEETING OF DEPARTMENTAL PROMOTION COMMITTEE (DPC) FOR ENCADREMENT / APPOINTMENT OF POLICE OFFICERS OF THE PROVINCE, ICT POLICE IN POLICE SERVICE OF PAKISTAN (PSP).

         I am directed to refer to the Establishment Division, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad’s letter F.No.5(1)/2023-E-3 (Police) dated 15.01.2025 and this office letters dated 15.01.2025, on the subject cited above.

2.         You are therefore directed to attend the meeting with the IGP Sindh on 17.01.2025 at 1000 hours alongwith detail of required PERs duly filled up (Part-I & Part-II), positively.

DIGP/ESTABLISHMENT

FOR INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE /

SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF SINDH POLICE DEPARTMENT, KARACHI

Conclusion:

The Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) Meeting serves as a vital mechanism for the professional development and career progression of police officers within the Sindh Police and ICT Police. By evaluating officers’ Performance Evaluation Reports (PERs) and reviewing their eligibility for encadrement into the prestigious Police Service of Pakistan (PSP), this process reinforces the principles of merit, transparency, and accountability in the administration of the police force. It not only recognizes the dedication and hard work of police personnel but also ensures the appointment of qualified and deserving candidates to leadership roles, ultimately enhancing the operational effectiveness of the department.

The directive issued by the DIGP Establishment on behalf of the IGP Sindh highlights the importance of full compliance by the invited officers. Timely submission of accurate and completed PERs is crucial to facilitating an informed and objective decision-making process during the meeting. This step demonstrates the department’s commitment to fostering a culture of accountability and excellence among its officers, further bolstering public confidence in law enforcement.

The successful convening of this meeting is expected to set a precedent for future promotion practices, emphasizing fairness and integrity. By prioritizing the professional growth of its personnel, the Sindh Police Department aims to build a cadre of capable leaders who can uphold the law, maintain public safety, and address emerging challenges with competence and dedication. This commitment to institutional growth and officer development ensures that the department continues to play a pivotal role in serving and protecting the citizens of Sindh and beyond.

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