Sindh Police have launched a province-wide crackdown in opposition to the unlawful use of presidency registration quantity plates on non-public automobiles after Inspector Normal (IG) Sindh ordered strict enforcement throughout the province.
In line with an official directive, utilizing authorities license plates on privately owned automobiles has been declared unlawful.
Police stated authorities registration plates are supposed just for formally assigned authorities automobiles and can’t be used on non-public automobiles underneath any circumstances.
The directive stated some authorities officers have been displaying official registration plates on their private automobiles, describing the apply as a misuse of official privileges.
Inspector Normal of Police (IGP) Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon directed all police items to make sure that authorities registration plates are used solely on automobiles formally assigned by the federal government.
The order additionally makes it clear that no particular person, no matter rank or place, is allowed to put in or use authorities registration plates on non-public automobiles.
Police throughout Sindh have been instructed to launch a particular marketing campaign to establish automobiles illegally displaying authorities registration plates.
Authorities have been directed to take motion with out discrimination, whatever the proprietor’s official rank or place.
In line with the directive, cops have been licensed to grab authorities registration plates which can be getting used illegally on non-public automobiles.
They might additionally take the automobiles into custody if crucial and register felony instances the place permitted underneath the regulation.
Officers have additionally been warned in opposition to negligence and instructed to strictly implement the directive throughout the province.
The IGP has directed supervisory officers to personally monitor the implementation of the marketing campaign Sindh Police initiates crackdown on unlawful quantity plates and guarantee full compliance with the orders.
The directive additionally warns that any officer discovered giving preferential remedy to violators or failing to implement the orders may face departmental motion.
Police officers have been instructed to implement the directive with instant impact throughout Sindh.