Shaheed Benazirabad Police has put the district on high security alert, on the directions of Inspector General of Police Sindh, Javed Alam Udo, and under the instructions of DIGP Shaheed Benazirabad, Faisal Bashir Memon, the actions are being implemented under the supervision of SSP Shaheed Benazirabad, Sameer Noor Chana, to ensure law and order throughout the district.
Nawabshah (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 25th March, 2026) Shaheed Benazirabad Police has put the area on high security alert, on the directions of Inspector General of Sindh Police, Javed Alam Udo, and under the instructions of Inspector General of Police, Shaheed Benazirabad, Faisal Bashir Memon, and the actions are being implemented under the supervision of SSP Shaheed Benazirabad. Samir Noor Chana, to ensure law and order throughout the region.
On special instructions from the SSP, the police initiated stringent surprise checks and general detention operations at all entry and exit points in the area as well as at various sensitive locations within the city.
According to the police spokesperson, during the examination, Sindh Police makes extensive use of modern technology, especially the ‘Talash App’ device. This system allows instant verification of suspicious individuals by checking their identity credentials and criminal records.
All entry and exit points from the city are strictly monitored.
The police conduct comprehensive searches of suspicious vehicles, motorcycles without license plates, and vehicles with tinted windows. the essential This campaign aims to reduce criminal elements and ensure the protection of the lives and property of citizens.
SSP Samir Noor Chana said the police are committed to protecting the lives and property of the public and the use of modern technology helps in tightening the net around criminals. He added that no anti-social element would be allowed to disturb the peace in the area.
Shaheed Benazirabad Police appealed to the public to cooperate with law enforcement agencies during the examination and report any suspicious activity immediately to the nearest police station or by calling Helpline 15.
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