Three Islamabad Police officers have been dismissed from service following a departmental inquiry into the alleged illegal detention of a citizen and his father, according to TNS World.
The officers include Sub-Inspector Muhammad Azeem, Constable Muhammad Bilal and Constable Saad Imtiaz. Islamabad Police DIG Ali Waseem issued the dismissal orders after the inquiry found them responsible for illegal detention and exceeding their authority.
Departmental Inquiry Leads to Dismissal
The action was initiated after a complaint was filed regarding the detention of a citizen and his father. The departmental investigation examined the allegations and concluded that the officers had misused their authority.
According to TNS World, all three officers were given an opportunity to appear for a personal hearing before the final decision was made. The dismissal orders were issued after consideration of the inquiry report.
Islamabad Police Emphasizes Accountability
The Islamabad Police said that misuse of authority, corruption and unprofessional conduct would not be tolerated. Officials also stressed that protecting citizens’ rights and ensuring compliance with the law remain important responsibilities of police personnel.
The department further stated that strict action would be taken against personnel found violating the law or misusing their official authority.
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Action Against Police Misconduct
The case highlights the departmental accountability process within Islamabad Police. According to the report, the dismissal followed a formal inquiry rather than being an immediate administrative decision.
Authorities said the accountability process would continue against personnel involved in violations of the law or misuse of official powers.
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