ICT Police Arrest 190 Absconders, Proclaimed and Habitual Offenders in 10-Day Drive
Islamabad Capital Territory Police say the arrests came during a targeted operation against wanted criminals in the first ten days of September.
Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police have arrested 190 individuals, including court absconders, proclaimed offenders and targeted habitual offenders, during a 10-day operation conducted in the first half of September, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The report described the operation as a major drive against wanted criminals across the federal capital, though it did not provide further details on the specific charges, locations of the arrests, or the identities of those detained.
APP did not specify which police divisions or units within ICT Police carried out the arrests, nor did it provide a breakdown of how many of the 190 individuals were court absconders as opposed to proclaimed or habitual offenders.
The news agency's report did not include statements from ICT Police officials elaborating on the operation's methodology, the legal status of those arrested, or any planned follow-up actions.
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