Sardar Abdul Majeed appointed acting IGP Sindh

Dawn.com Published April 1, 2017

The government of Sindh on Saturday appointed Sardar Abdul Majeed, a BS-21 officer, as the acting inspector general of police for the province after relieving A.D. Khawaja from the post, said a notification issued by the provincial government.

The notification added that Majeed will hold the post, along with his current duties, until a regular posting is made.

Majeed was currently posted as the additional inspector general of police for research, development, inspection and enquiries.

Pakistan

Creating new smaller provinces a ‘national necessity’: Kamal

PPP leader calls for Mustafa Kamal’s sacking over ‘anti-Sindh rhetoric’

Karachi mayor opens exhibition of newspaper adverts at Frere Hall

M Jamal

Apr 01, 2017 06:37pm

Mismanagement and misadventures at the peak.

Recommend 0

Azhar Awan

Apr 01, 2017 06:49pm

I hope this change is on merit base?and it produce positive results?for the province and for the country? Less interference is a best tool provided police do its intended job with integrity.

Recommend 0

M.Saeed

Apr 01, 2017 07:17pm

After a long, long time a good police officer with integrity found his way to the job of Sindh Police Chief. But, the incorrigible political lot have found their freedom to do what they want, sidelining the strong policeman.

Recommend 0

Khan

Apr 01, 2017 07:20pm

Mr Khawaja is highly regarded as one of honest man in police service of Pakistan!!! Sad news for sindh police and good news for sindh govt.

Recommend 0

NAEEM

Apr 01, 2017 07:33pm

Sindh corrupt government can not have an honest IG

Recommend 0

Shahid

Apr 01, 2017 07:55pm

High court has given a stay order. Did Sindh govt ignore that order?

Recommend 0

Zak

Apr 01, 2017 08:10pm

For now, Police should be put under the army, for 5 years. Than lets see which politician will try and get his buddy in any police position.

Recommend 0

Shazz

Apr 01, 2017 08:24pm

Who will be responsible if same situation resurface in Karachi where target killing go unabated. CM must take guaranty to maintain law and order or bear the brunt of future course of action laid by federal government.

Recommend 0

Pragmatic approach

Apr 01, 2017 08:26pm

Even cat do not changes its kitten places so many times.

Recommend 0

Pragmatic approach

Apr 01, 2017 08:28pm

@Shahid .If that's true,then SHC may ask CM Sindh to pack his bags and go home.

Recommend 0

Syed waqar Ali

Apr 01, 2017 09:45pm

The removal of IG and replacing him with his junior is against ethics as well as rules. This is a regular feature of our bureaucracy. If a boss does not like any officer he is either made OSD or transferred to a far off place. In this way we can not expect good and corruption free governance. Postings and transfers in deference of the wishes of the rulers must end if we want to eradicate corruption.

Recommend 0

future

Apr 01, 2017 09:53pm

What did he do this time?

Recommend 0

mUSLIM & pAKISTANI

Apr 01, 2017 09:58pm

Well, enough is enough Bring police force and its chief from Karachi....

Recommend 0

Rahim Khawaja

Apr 01, 2017 10:13pm

Only corrupt and integrity less person can serve and lead Pakistan's bureaucracy. No room for any honest and man of intigrity. AD Khawaja was honest and was performing his duties transparently. He paid price for. Recently all dishonest person of PPP have been bailed out and are moving freely. While honest person like AD Khawaja has been removed from the post. I do not know when people of Sindh will realize that PPP does not deserve to rule this wonderful province and its people. What a shame again.

Recommend 0

Ishfaq Bughio

Apr 01, 2017 10:50pm

People of Sindh strongly condemn Sindh Government for such a worst decision.

Recommend 0

Kamran

Apr 02, 2017 05:51am

Not sure but a Sardar Abdul Majeed on Balochistan Police website is shown to have been a non PSP recruit with Bcom as his qualifications. When compared to a MS in Criminology and Petaro Cadet (AD Khwaja) it is evident what merit jas been instigated by PPP.

Recommend 0

Shan Kazmi

Apr 02, 2017 09:10am

All these champions of democracy act and behave like monarchs. A cleaner officer is always disliked rather hated by elected representatives. They want their own "yesman" everywhere so they can plunder a lot without hinderance, victimise their personal/political enemies and can rule like a monarch.

Recommend 0

daanish

Apr 03, 2017 01:31am

his credentials need to be looked at. no police training just serving his masters or do his job with honesty.

Recommend 0