KARACHI:Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh, Ghulam Nabi Memon, has called for the arrest of individuals involved in defrauding young candidates seeking recruitment in the Sindh Police.
Speaking at a high-level meeting, IGP Sindh noted that multiple complaints about recruitment fraud have been reported. During the meeting, the DIGP Special Branch revealed that 90 people have been identified for cheating candidates in the recruitment process across various districts.
IGP Sindh emphasized the need for strict action against those involved in the recruitment scam and directed the Special Branch to gather more evidence. He stated that cases should be registered against the culprits to ensure they face justice.
Ghulam Nabi Memon highlighted that Sindh Police is undertaking the largest recruitment drive in the country’s history, aiming to fill approximately 25,000 posts, which account for 20% of the current police force. He assured that the recruitment process will be transparent, impartial, and merit-based.
He also stressed that any attempts to disrupt the recruitment process will not be tolerated and noted that candidates will undergo a rigorous examination process. The meeting was attended by senior police officers.
