Mushtaq Mahar removed as Chief of Police Sindh – Pakistan

Sindh government on Wednesday removed Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar as Inspector of Sindh general of police and posted Additional Inspector General Dr. Kamran Fazal as Acting Chief of Police of provinces.

According to the notice, Mahar, officer of the 22nd rank who was appointed Chief of Police of Sindh in February 2020, was ordered to report to the Institution.

In a separate notice from Sindh Chief Secretary Muhammad Sohail Rajput, Dr. Kamran Fazal, Officer 21st Grade, currently head of police training, was commissioned to conduct “acting of in post of Chief Inspector of Police, Sindh, Karachi until further notice.”

Dr. Fazal also previously worked for AIG Sukkur Region.

Transfer of the police chief comes like Karachi was hit pressure of terror attacks. Three bomb blasts reported in in city in the same number of weeks.

April 26 suicide. attack outside university of Four people died at the Confucius Institute in Karachi (KU) peopleincluding these Chinese teachers. The incident occurred when a van with employees was about to enter the Confucius Institute, located next to the trade department. The outlawed Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for this. for in attack.

second attack in in city took place in Saddar area on 12 May. One passer-by was killed and at least nine were injured by improvised explosives. device (SVU) established in motorcycle went off. Like the BLA, the banned Sindhudesh Revolutionary Army (SRA) claimed responsibility. of in attack in message over social media platforms.

Third explosion took place earlier this week on Monday when the IED exploded near Iqbal Market and New Memon Mosque. in Haradar Karachi area declaring one life and leaving 11 wounded.

The police are investigating the attacks as a security service in metropolis was scared up.

‘Intelligence failure’

According to Dawn report, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, in press conference yesterday, admitted that anti-social and anti-state elements began creating disorder.

“But we wouldn’t allow so that they realize their nefarious plans, he swore.

Shah said that when the Bolton market incident took place he was in Abu Dhabi with Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari offered his condolences over in death of ruler of UAE. “I interrupted my visit and hurried back in Karachi,” he said and added that upon arrival at about 1.15 an emergency meeting was held with law enforcement officers concerned.

CM said he told the cops it was an intelligence failure what happened three incidents place one after another. He pointed out that when a terrorist with a bag entered the University of Karachi, why was her bag not checked.

He said police would urge citizens to report “15” whenever they witness any suspicious activity.

“Police will talk to shop owners in in market keep due vigilance in their parking lots and install them private closed circuit television camera systemShah added.