Rawalpindi Police Tighten Security at Churches on CPO Directives
Senior officers are personally monitoring arrangements across the city, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
Police in Rawalpindi have tightened security at churches and other key locations across the city, with senior officers personally monitoring arrangements in the field on the directives of City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
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- Rawalpindi Police tighten security at Churches on CPO directives — APP (Pakistan)
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