Key Takeaways
- Five Islamabad Police constables have been fired for unauthorized absence and disobeying orders.
- The dismissed personnel include Muhammad Usman Haider, Muhammad Usman, Muhammad Numan, Muhammad Hasnain, and Naseer Abbas.
- Senior Superintendent of Police Operations Captain (Retd.) Qazi Ali Raza issued the dismissal notification.
Five Islamabad Police constables have been dismissed from service for negligence, misconduct, and failure to comply with official orders. The constables, identified as Muhammad Usman Haider, Muhammad Usman, Muhammad Numan, Muhammad Hasnain, and Naseer Abbas, were posted at the Noon Police Station.
According to the dismissal notification, the constables were found guilty of failing to report to Police Lines Headquarters on time as directed. They were absent from duty without obtaining leave or permission from the competent authority, leading to their dismissal.
Senior Superintendent of Police Operations Captain (Retd.) Qazi Ali Raza issued the notification, stating that the personnel's failure to follow reporting instructions and their subsequent unauthorized absence were the reasons for their dismissal.
The constables were serving at the same police station when the violations occurred, but the report did not specify how long they remained absent or when they were instructed to report to headquarters.
The notification did not mention whether the constables had submitted explanations for failing to comply with orders. The exact duration of their unauthorized absence is not provided in the report.
This disciplinary action underscores the Islamabad Police's commitment to maintaining strict adherence to official protocols and orders among its personnel.
