RAWALPINDI: The Anti Corruption Establishment (ACE) and the City Traffic Police (CTP) have sought the public’s assistance in curbing corruption in government departments and on Sunday put posters on rickshaws inscribed with various slogans.

A CTP spokesperson said in a press release that anyone who has a complaint against a government official for corrupt practices should call senior police officials and ACE so legal action can be initiated against them.

He said Chief Traffic Officer Mohammad Bin Ashraf and ACE Regional Director Arif Rehman have started off a public awareness campaign against corruption by displaying banners on the back of rickshaws.

Slogans such as “Punjab Anti Corruption Department is committed to end corruption” and “You can stop corruption” have been inscribed on the banners.

The ACE regional director said the aim is to communicate the message to people in the heart of the city as rickshaws go deep into the city.

Published in Dawn, December 10th, 2018

Editorial

Ominous demands
Updated 18 May, 2024

Ominous demands

The federal government needs to boost its revenues to reduce future borrowing and pay back its existing debt.
Property leaks
18 May, 2024

Property leaks

THE leaked Dubai property data reported on by media organisations around the world earlier this week seems to have...
Heat warnings
18 May, 2024

Heat warnings

STARTING next week, the country must brace for brutal heatwaves. The NDMA warns of severe conditions with...
Dangerous law
Updated 17 May, 2024

Dangerous law

It must remember that the same law can be weaponised against it one day, just as Peca was when the PTI took power.
Uncalled for pressure
17 May, 2024

Uncalled for pressure

THE recent press conferences by Senators Faisal Vawda and Talal Chaudhry, where they demanded evidence from judges...
KP tussle
17 May, 2024

KP tussle

THE growing war of words between KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and Governor Faisal Karim Kundi is affecting...