DIG Operations Vows Accountability Will Continue Until Corruption Eliminated
Deputy Inspector General of Police Muhammad Faisal Kamran said the accountability process within the police department will not stop until corruption is fully rooted out.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Operations Muhammad Faisal Kamran said that the process of accountability will continue until corruption is eliminated from the police department, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
Kamran said that every police official found to be violating the law or departmental rules would be held accountable, APP reported.
The statement, attributed to the DIG Operations, underscores an ongoing effort within the police force to address misconduct and enforce compliance with departmental regulations.
APP did not provide additional details on specific cases, timelines, or the scope of the accountability measures referenced in the statement.
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