A case has been registered against three Lahore police personnel over allegations of bribery involving duty assignments and transfers at Police Lines. The action followed orders from Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Operations Faisal Kamran after an internal inquiry reportedly uncovered evidence of money changing hands for preferred postings and transfer orders.
Three Policemen Accused in Bribery Case
According to a report published by Minute Mirror on October 27, 2026, Head Constable Farooq is accused of receiving bribes from other constables in exchange for favourable duty assignments and transfers.
Constable Imran and Constable Ismail have been accused of paying bribes in connection with these arrangements. The allegations are under investigation, and the accusations should not be treated as proof of guilt.
FIR Registered at Qila Gujjar Singh Police Station
The case was registered at Qila Gujjar Singh Police Station in Lahore on the orders of DIG Operations Faisal Kamran.
According to the report, the case includes allegations of extortion and violations of Police Order 2002. Police sources told the publication that an internal inquiry found evidence suggesting that payments were exchanged to secure favourable duty locations and transfer orders within Police Lines.
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Further Investigation Underway
The registration of the case marks a further step in the investigation into alleged corruption within the police department. Authorities are expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the alleged payments and the involvement of the personnel named in the case.
The outcome of the investigation will determine what further legal or departmental action may follow.
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