KARACHI: Law, order reviewed

Published November 11, 2008

KARACHI, Nov 10: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah has underlined the need for constant watch on the activities of criminal and anti-social elements in the province so that prompt action could be taken against those found indulging in disturbing law and order.

Presiding over a meeting here on Monday to review law and order prevailing in the province, especially Karachi, he directed the senior police officials to ensure a strict vigil on the activities of those elements responsible for panic and harassment by resorting to shooting, killing, street crimes, robberies, etc.

The meeting took several decisions to bring the anti-social elements to book and maintain complete peace and tranquillity across the province.—Staff Reporter

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