DIG Ali reviews CIA performance, orders crackdown on vehicle theft and robbery gangs
Islamabad's deputy inspector general directs the Crime Investigation Agency to step up operations against groups involved in car, motorcycle theft and street robberies.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Islamabad Ali Waseem has directed the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) to intensify action against active gangs involved in car and motorcycle theft as well as street robberies across the federal capital, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The directive came as DIG Ali Waseem reviewed the performance of the CIA, the report said, without providing further details of the review meeting.
The order calls for intensified operations targeting groups responsible for vehicle theft and robbery incidents in Islamabad, APP reported.
No further details, including specific timelines, targets, or statistics on recent crime trends, were included in the report.
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- DIG Ali reviews CIA performance, orders action against vehicle theft, robbery gangs — APP (Pakistan)
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