BALOCHISTAN POLICE
JULY 2007
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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, THE BENEFICENT, THE MERCIFUL.
SPEAK KINDLY TO MANKIND.
(Al-Quran, Al-Baqarah 83)
ENJOIN THE DESIRABLE AND FORBID THE UNDESIRABLE.
(Al-Quran, Luqman, 17)
Contact us:Provincial Police Headquarters,
Balochistan, Quetta
081-9201262 (Tel)
081-9201267 (Fax)
Web address:
www.balochistanpolice.gov.pk
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Contents
S.NO.
Page No
1
Preface
2
Foreword
3
3
Introduction
7
4
Human Resources
15
5
Crime scenario in Balochistan
19
6
Public Order
41
7
Organized Crime
47
8
Specialized Units of Balochistan Police
53
9
Welfare and Awards
81
10
Internal Accountability
87
11
Special Projects
91
12
Shaheeds
97
13
Annexures
101
Preface
V
Geography
1.
PREFACE
Balochistan is geographically the largest of the four provinces of Pakistan,
covering 44% of the total land area, 347,190 km or 134,051 square miles. Its
neighboring regions are Iranian Balochistan to the west, Afghanistan and the
Federally Administered Tribal Areas of NWFP to the north and Punjab and Sindh
to the east. To the south is the Arabian Sea.
2.
The Sulaiman Mountains dominate the northeast corner and the Bolan
Pass is a natural route into Afghanistan towards Kandahar. Much of the province
south of the Quetta region is sparse desert terrain with pockets of inhabitable
towns mostly near rivers and streams.
Climate
3.
Very cold winters and hot summers characterise the climate of the upper
highlands. Winters of the lower highlands vary from extremely cold in the
northern districts to mild conditions closer to the Makran coast. Summers are hot
and dry, especially the arid zones of Chaghai and Kharan districts. The plain
areas are also very hot in summer with temperatures rising as high as 120 °F (50
°C). Winters are mild on the plains with the temperature never falling below the
freezing point. The desert climate is characterised by hot and very arid
conditions.
Demography
4.
Population of the province has increased from 1,167,167 in 1951 to over
10 million inhabitants in 2007. The urban population increased from 12.38% to
23.89% in 2005 The population density is very low due to the mountainous
terrain and scarcity of water. Quetta is the most populated town with population
of over 2.5 million. Other important urban centres are Loralai, Sibi, Kalat,
Khuzdar, Hub, Gwadar, Turbat, etc.
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VI
Society
5.
Balochistan is a multi – cultural and tribal society. People belonging to
different ethnic and racial groups inhabit this vast land mass. The Baloch form
the majority in the south and east of the province, while the Pushtuns are the
majority in the north. Quetta, the capital of the province, has a Pashtun majority
with Baloch, Hazara, and Punjabi minorities. Near the Kalat region and other
parts of the province there are significant numbers of Brahui speakers. Along the
coast various Makrani Balochis predominate. Persian-speaking Dehwars also live
in the Kalat region and further west towards the border with Iran. The principal
languages spoken in the province are Baluchi, Pushto, Brahui, Persian. Urdu is
widely spoken and undersood.
6.
A sizable population of Afghan refugees including Pashtuns, Tajiks, and
Hazaras can be found in the province. The population of Afghan Refugees in
Quetta and adjoining areas is estimated to be over 200,000. The presence of
Afghan refugees has disrupted the delicate ethnic balance in the province by
making the Pashtuns at least numerically equal to the Baloch in recent years.
7.
Balochistan remains one of the most conservative provinces in Pakistan.
The Baloch adhere to a clan-like structure and code of honour called mayar that
bears some resemblance to Pushtunwali, but with significant differences
including the Baloch hierarchy and allegiance to Sardars and subordinate
Waderas, both tribal chieftains, that the more individualistic and egalitarian
Pashtuns lack. The Sardars remain prominent in the province thanks in part to
the British who boosted their authority. However, with spread of education social
scene is changing. The Balochistan Police has to operate in the backdrop of geosocio-cultural environment described in the preceding paragraphs.
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VII
Policing
8.
Law enforcement and crime prevention are universally recognized basic
duties of the Police. All over the world the police departments are maintained,
materially equipped and legally empowered to perform these important functions
efficiently and competently. It is unthinkable that a society, where there is no
law and professional trained police force, can find a respectable place in the
comity of nations.
9.
Besides, the police service, the courts play an important role in crime
prevention by punishing the offenders and criminals according to law. High
conviction rates serve two purposes; segregating the criminals from the
mainstream society and secondly serving as deterrent. This contributes to
effective crime control. Similarly, Prosecution Service, recently introduced in
Balochistan, and Prisons also contribute to crime prevention efforts of the
society. However, the main responsibility for fighting crime remains with the
police service.
10.
In Balochistan professional police has existed in one form or the other
since 1879, when a Police Unit was set up in Quetta. However, after the
dismemberment of One Unit, the Balochistan Police started functioning on July
1, 1970 as a Provincial Police Department.
Annual Report
11.
Issuance of Annual Administration Report is a time honoured practice in
the Government departments. It serves dual purpose of accountability and self
analysis. The Balochistan Police has been issuing Annual Administration Report
as per legal requirement. It reflects how the police have utilized human and
material resources in the performance of their duties in a year. It helps in the
policy and decision making processes.
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Police performance over years is recorded and may be used for historian and
chroniclers. Thus it has an archival /historical purpose importance.
12.
The Annual Administration Report 2006 reflects the response of the
provincial Police to professional challenges faced by them during this period and
their achievements in various areas. It has been a mixed story. We will try to
learn from these varied experiences to serve the people of Balochistan in a better
way during coming days.
13.
The launch of two multi-billion rupee projects of the Federal Government,
Conversion of B into A areas and Raising of Balochistan Constabulary, will be
remembered as historic in the annals of Balochistan Police These projects
continued during 2006. We hope to continue our untiring efforts for the fruition
of these major projects.
14.
We also hope to continue efforts for the capacity building of the
Balochistan Police with the assistance of Access to Justice Programmme of the
Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights of the Federal Government during the
current year. The Police Records and Office Management Information System
(PROMIS) and Automated Fingerprinting Information System (AFIS) initiated
during the last year would be completed during the current year. The
commissioning of these projects in 2007 would professionalize the police working
in the province with salutary effect on law and order situation in the province.
15.
Our crime fighting strategy for 2007 would be pro-active policing
involving public in our efforts for making Balochistan a peaceful zone for creating
conditions for socio-economic development.
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16.
I take this opportunity to place on record gratitude of the men and
officers of Balochistan Police on record for the support received from Governor
Balochistan, Chief Minister, Chief Secretary, and Secretaries of Balochistan
Government in the performance of their duties during the year. We hope that
their support would continue in the coming days as well.
17.
Finally, I pay a tribute to my predecessor IG Ch. Muhammad Yaqoob,
PSP, Provincial Police Officer who created an impact by making a difference as
Police Chief of the province for more than two years.
July 2007
Inspector General Tariq Khosa
Provincial Police Officer,
Balochistan.
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CHAPTER NO.1
MISSION
Foreword
FOREWORD
Vision
1.1
To be professional, service oriented and accountable
to the people of Balochistan.
Mission
1.2
To fight crime, and win by providing dynamic and
effective law enforcement.
Values
1.3
Balochistan Police will strive to uphold the following
values which promote professionalism and trust: i.
Integrity
ii.
Commitment
iii.
Excellence
iv.
Accountability
iv.
Fairness
Priorities
1.4
(a)
Operational
i.
Counter Terrorism, Sectarianism and extremism.
ii.
Security of sensitive installations, foreigners and
dignitaries.
iii.
Prevent highway robberies.
iv.
Enforce traffic discipline.
v.
Free and prompt registration of cases.
vi.
Ensure fair and speedy investigation.
vii.
Prompt and professional response in calls for service.
viii.
Redressal of public complaints.
ix.
Prevent house robberies and street crimes.
Foreword
x.
Zero tolerance against violence.
xi.
Maintain public peace and order.
xii.
Promote police-public partnership.
xiii.
Arrest of criminals fugitive justice.
xiv.
Disseminate information to public.
xv.
Develop
performance
indicators
and
monitoring
mechanism.
xvi.
External accountability before Judiciary, Parliament,
Executive and Media.
(b)
Administrative
i.
Internal accountability against corruption and misuse
of authority.
ii.
Welfare and incentives for police service.
iii.
Promote merit and fair-play n internal administration.
iv.
Accessibility to force and redressal of their problems.
v.
Ensure security of police officials.
vi.
Security of tenures at operational levels.
vii.
Emphasis on discipline, training and capacity building.
viii.
Up-gradation of police infrastructure.
ix.
Promote team work and espirit de corps.
x.
Take pride in service and make a difference in quality
and policing.
CHAPTER NO.2
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Location/Geography
2.1
Balochistan is bounded on the south by the Arabian Sea; on the
north by Afghanistan and the North Western Frontier Province; on the west
by Iran; and on the east by Sindh, the Punjab, and a part of the Frontier
Province. It has an extremely porous border with Afghanistan linking it with
history where people have common heritage, culture, relationships and
ways of life.
The country is about wholly mountainous, and forms a watershed,
the drainage of which enters the Indus on the east and the Arabian Sea on
the south, while on the north and west it makes its way to those inland
lakes or hamuns common in central Asia. Geographical, Balochistan has
rugged and dry mountains with smattering of greenery at places.
No rivers are to be found carrying a large and permanent flow of
water. For the greater part of the year the beds contain merely a shallow
stream which frequently disappear in the pebbly bottom, where
practicable, this supply is taken off for irrigation. Some of the largest rivers
are, Hingol or Gidar; Zhob River; and the Pishin lora.
Administrative Structure and Policing
2.2
Balochistan is divided into “A” and “B” areas. The jurisdiction of
Police extends to “A” area only whereas the “B” area is manned by Levies.
Thus two types of policing systems are in vogue in Balochistan. One is the
normal policing system carried out on standard police pattern in settled
areas including the “B” areas newly converted into “A” area while the other
is through the Levies, the policy of making the inhabitants responsible for
the security of the country and frontier has been developed into what is
known as the Levy System. A force constituting manpower lent for the
purpose by the powerful Nawabs and Sardars. The regular police perform
its duty in “A” area at present about 80 % of the total land in the province.
The remaining area is looked after by the Levies Force working under the
Introduction
District Administrative Officers (DAOs) and also Regional Directors Levies.
This division remained sharp till recent time because of FATA regulations
under which the District Magistrates and Political Agents use to dispense
with the justice and also performed executive functions. The decision of
1996 (state versus Wahab-ul-Khairi) in which the separation of the
judiciary from executive arm of the government was enforced. This meant
the implementation of this separation in the “B” area as well. But the
ground realities did not change in Balochistan. Instead of doing a way with
the “B” areas the same still exist and persist due to the pressures of
Sardars. However, the Levies which were organized on district level were
integrated into a single unit named as Balochistan Levies Force. The
difference between the “A” area and “B” area having been abolished there
was a dire need of a professional and capable law enforcing and criminal
detecting agency and B.L.F hardly fits the description. The government of
Balochistan decided to hand over administrative control of “B” areas to the
Balochistan Police and thus up till 2006 out of 29 districts the Levies area
of 25 districts i.e. 86 % has been converted into Police area. Prior to
conversion of Levies area into police area the Levies personnel were on the
mercy of local Sardars and Waderas with no bright future of their service.
They were untrained, undisciplined and totally unaware of the law and the
nature of their duties. After conversion of Levies area into police area and
their absorption into regular police have brought visible change in them.
Now, they are satisfied with their service and future in police department.
Special attention is being paid towards their training and discipline so that
they could prove to be good police officers and serve the people in letter
and spirit.
Introduction
Multi-racial Population
2.3
Covering 387190.52 sq. kilometers of landmass, Balochistan is the
biggest province of Pakistan with a total population of 65, 65, 189 souls
and is considered as a lowest populated province in the country. The
province is a classic example of inhabiting different nationalities ranging
from Balochis, Brahavis, Pathans, Punjabis, Sindhis, and Urdu–speaking
Immigrants from India, Afghanistan and Iran.
Traditions
2.4
Balochistan Province is rich in its traditions and culture based on
tribal society. Despite traditional, inter-tribal rivalries spread over hundreds
of years and originating from such petty matters as theft of a chicken to
elopement of lovebirds belonging to different tribes, people are knitted to
its soil. Similarly, despite poverty, water scarcity, lack of reasonable
standards of living, famine and drought conditions at times and what not,
the people are wedded and glued to their existence here. Balochistan has
built and imbibed charm which forbids both new and old migrants to leave.
Source of income
2.5
The rich effluents are few while poor and needy are in abundance
scattered in far-flung plan and mountainous areas. The economy of the
province hence always remains sluggish. Most of the mountains have not
been traversed for natural resources which are in abundance. Rainfall is a
blessing. Because of such economic problems, scarcity of resources and
rising prices of consumer goods, a good number of the population relies on
petty to high-scale smuggling. Smuggled goods are in abundance in the
market. Under the prevailing law, the smuggling is illegal but lacking other
means of business and scarce job opportunities, the crime persists. Most of
the smugglers term it as across the border trade, which they claim has
Introduction
been continuing in the area for ages. While smuggling has found its feet,
other forms of crime have also found their ground.
When we speak of Balochistan Police, we actually speak of “A” area which
is under its administrative control.
Administrative Units
2.6
The province has been divided into 29 revenue districts, however,
so far only 25 districts have been converted into Police districts. The
following 4 districts Killa Saifullah, Kohlu, Zhob and Sherani would be
notified as police districts during the current year. The converted districts
have been grouped into 6 Police Regions.
i.
Capital City Police, Quetta
ii.
Northern Region
(Loralai Reg:)
iii.
Central Region
(Khuzdar Reg:)
iv.
Noshki Region
(Noshki Reg:)
v.
Southern Region
(Gawadar Reg:)
vi.
Eastern Region
(Sibi Reg:)
Criminal Justice System
Basic Principles
2.7
The
primary
purpose
of
the
system
of
Criminal
Justice
Administration is to enforce the “Rule of Law”. To achieve this goal it is
important to prevent the crime to the possible extent and in case the
crime is committed, the criminal should be traced/arrested and if found
guilty, should be punished. Success of the criminal justice system depends
upon the public confidence, in the effectiveness of the law enforcing
agency and the over-all strategy of the government adopted to ensure a
balance between a citizen’s rights and the dictates of an ordered society.
Introduction
2.7(a)
The ideal situation is an integrated system of harmonious
functioning of the administration, police, courts, prison department,
medico-legal services and prosecution agency. A concerted integrated and
well coordinated approach on the part of all these institutions will not only
result in isolating the criminal but will also ensure safety and security of
the general public by evolving a mechanism of protection from the
criminals and helping those ready to give up their criminal activities
thereby creating a general sense of security.
2.7(b)
To achieve this objective, it is imperative to do away with the
criminal mentality. The social values must express their abhorrence for the
crime and the criminal. This is possible only by gaining public confidence
by bringing home to them the fact that justice is not only being done but
also is seen to be done. In the absence of this confidence the concept of
the “Rule of Law” will evaporate leading to a general sense of insecurity
which in turn will prompt people to take law into their own hands.
2.7(c)
The crime is a global phenomenon. Its causes are complex and
complicated. It has been rising all over the world. The common causes
definitely arise from the weakening of the family bonds negative trends in
moral standards and a general alienation from the institutions of authority.
The initiative is always with the criminal. The Criminal Justice
Administration System often reacts to a particular situation. Hence, all
efforts at crime prevention and detection must interact with various
agencies of Socio-economic development, including health, education and
social services. The role of the police, being the first point of public
contact, assumes pivotal importance. It is therefore, important to consider
police culture and the measures required to achieve police effectiveness.
Introduction
Police Effectiveness and Culture
2.8.
Police culture usually consists of individuals and collective values
of police officials with regard to performance of their duties, their
socialization circles and perceptions in a peculiar social environment.
2.8(a)
A general perception is that police officials generally tend to
exceed the limits imposed on them by law. The police reaction is affected
by the relative importance of various problems for them. In a class-ridden
society, the poor, the indigent and the people without approach suffer the
most. Hence there is a need to revamp police thinking presenting an
image of dealing every one with fairness and justice. Balochistan province
consists of vast area i.e. 45 % of the country but the lowest in population
scattered in vast area of the Province. One police man is available for
each 250 persons. Thus, it is difficult for the police to promptly get the
required results without utilizing multiple recourses.
2.8(b)
Keeping all these factors in
view, we emphasized that the
performance of every police official would be judgment by the respect of
law abiding citizens gained by him by dint of his honest, selfless and
devoted service “Truth” integrity and service is the motto assigned to the
Balochistan Police for the year 2006 by ensuring free registration of cases,
prompt redressal of public complaints by ensuring police access to the
disadvantaged segments of society, interaction with the community
through police participation in sports, recreational activities and social
reconstruction endeavors.
CHAPTER NO.3
HUMAN RESOURCES
Human Resources
Personnel
3.1
After the dissolution of One Unit Balochistan Provincial Police came
into being on 1st July 1970. At present, the sanctioned strength of Senior
and Junior Officers of Balochistan Police is tabulated below: 3.2
Sanctioned strength of senior officers
S.No
Rank
Sanctioned strength
1
IGP / PPO
1
2
ADDL: IGP
4
3
DIG
13
4
SSP
31
5
SP
48
6
ASP
5
7
DSP
147
8
PDSP
10
Total
259
Human Resources
3.3
SANCTIONED STRENGTH OF JUNIOR OFFICERS
District/Unit
CPO
Tele Communication
P.T.C
D.T.S, Quetta
P.C.R, Quetta
M.T, Quetta
Total
C.C.P, Quetta
Traffic
C.P.C, Quetta
Total
Northern Region
R.P.O, Loralai
Loralai District
Pishin District
Zhob
Total
Eastern Region
R.P.O, Sibi
Sibi District
Naseerabad District
Jaffarabad District
Bolan District
Blan: Highways Police
Total
Central Region
R.P.O Khuzdar
Kalat District
Mastung District
Chaghi District
Khuzdar District
Lasbela District
Total
Southern Region
R.P.O Kech
Kech District
Panjgoor District
Gawadar
Total
C.I.D Quetta
Crimes Branch
F.S.L
ATF / SPG Quetta
Total
Special Branch
Baln: Constabulary
Grand Total
IP
7
8
2
3
1
21
40
4
4
48
PI
2
2
8
8
SI
21
30
2
1
54
147
17
12
176
ASI
164
48
3
215
249
23
9
281
HC
1
311
32
8
4
63
419
621
39
59
719
C
2
319
104
7
3
5
440
2617
220
232
3069
Total
3
822
224
19
10
73
1151
3682
303
316
4301
4
9
2
15
2
5
1
8
1
18
80
6
105
16
105
6
127
1
108
368
42
519
4
423
1268
194
1889
6
571
1835
251
2663
6
10
12
1
41
70
2
3
5
1
11
1
23
51
152
7
46
280
32
117
154
11
314
1
135
303
526
95
64
1124
5
563
1107
1243
624
40
3582
7
761
1591
2092
739
191
5381
4
3
3
3
8
21
1
1
1
1
4
1
31
10
16
15
46
119
29
25
18
28
97
197
1
136
101
59
120
210
627
5
689
422
304
1484
1346
4250
7
890
561
401
1651
1708
5218
5
988
635
703
2331
48
37
209
294
185
6278
22318
9
1282
829
1060
3180
145
109
9
433
696
587
8683
31860
7
4
11
22
17
9
4
14
44
39
75
365
1
3
1
24
53
209
1
18
36
135
1
34
79
232
3
77
168 579
1
24
11
44
1
10
11
41
5
51
59
100
2
90
81
185
84
66
213
5
261
655 1409
43 1246 2104 5794
CHAPTER NO.4
CRIME SCENARIO IN BALOCHISTAN
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Last 10 years crime
4.1
During the last 10 yeas total crime reported to Balochistan Police
was 66351 cases. All crime went on increasing from 1997 to 2000 as total
5901, 6606, 5950 and 7444 cases were reported in the 4 years
respectively while it went downward / decreased in 2001 and 2002 as
6475 cases and 5763 cases were reported. Then in 2003 it went up ward
and kept on increasing upto 2006 as 6003, 6092, 6971 and 8145 cases
were reported in the next 4 years respectively. ( see table at Annex:4-1)
Crime against persons
4.1(i)
In 1997 under this head 1933 cases were reported that went
upward to 2318 with an increase of 385 cases in 1998. In 1999 it
decreased to 2165 against 2318 cases while again increased to 2295
cases in 2000. Then again crime went down ward to 2203 in 2001 and to
1966 cases in 2002. After 2002, crime kept increasing consecutively since
2003 from 2079 cases to 3054 cases in 2006 which are the highest figures
during the last 10 years period crime.
Crime under sub head murder remained at lowest i.e. 187 cases in
2003 and at the highest in 2006 as 341 cases were reported during the
last 10 years.
Similarly, crime under sub head attempt to murder,
grievous
simple
hurt,
hurt,
rioting,
assault
on
public
servants,
kidnapping/abduction remained on increase during the last 10 years and
kidnapping for ransom during the last 2 years. However, crime under
head child lifting decreased.
Crime against property
4.1(ii)
Crime remained at lowest in 2004 as 1060 cases were reported
and at the highest in 2006 while 1615 cases were reported. Crime kept
decreasing from 1384 in 1999 to 1060 cases in 2004. Then again crime
increased in both the last 2 years when 1314 and 1615 cases were
reported.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime under sub-head Highway Dacoity kept increasing from 4 in
2003 to 6, 15 and lastly 16 cases reported in 2006. However, under subhead Bank Dacoity it decreased to zero when no case was reported during
the last 7 years. During the last 10th year i.e. 2006, crime under sub-head
Other Dacoity was at the highest when 55 cases were reported during the
year 2006.
Crime under sub-head Highway, Bank and Petrol Pump Robbery
remained under fluctuation and no particular change occurred. Under subhead Other Robbery the highest crime was in 1999 and 2006 while 146
cases were reported. Crime under sub-head Motor Vehicle Theft remained
on increase during the last 2 years i.e. 2005 and 2006.
Miscellaneous
4.1(iii) During the last 10 years crime under head miscellaneous offences
remained in fluctuation as 752 cases in 1997, 809 in 1998 and 1123 in
1999 were reported while it went downward in 2000 when 977 cases and
in 2001 650 cases were reported. Again crime went up in 2002 which kept
on increasing till 2006 when 1018 cases were reported.
Accidents
4.1(iv)
Similarly, Fatal and Non-fatal Accidents remained at the highest
in 2004 and 2006 as 310 and 335 cases were reported. Crime under head
fatal accident remained at the lowest in 2001 when 103 cases were
reported while under head non-fatal accidents remained lowest in 1999
when 212 cases were reported.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Local & Special Laws
4.1(v)
Under sub-head Prohibition Ordinance the highest detection of
crime was in 2001 when 802 cases were detected and thereafter it went
down ward upto 2006 when 405 cases were detected. However, detection
under sub-head Arms Ordinance went upward during the year 2005 and
2006 when 621 and 649 cases were detected. Detection under subhead
Other Local & Special Laws remained at the highest in 2000 when 1004
cases were detected and it remained on decrease from 2001 to 2005 and
then again increased in 2006 when 801 cases were detected.
General view (2005-2006)
4.2
Total reported crime during the year 2006 shows increase of 1174
cases as 8145 cases were reported during the year under report as
compared to 6971 cases reported during the corresponding year i.e. 2005.
With the passage of time, the population is increasing as well as
conversion of "B" area into police area has its ultimate effect on crime
increase. During the year 2006 detection of cases remained 73 % as out
of 8145 cases, 5923 cases were detected as against 83 % as out of 6971
cases 5781 cases were detected during the corresponding year i.e. 2005.
( see table at Annex:4-2)
Crime against persons.
4.2(i)
Crime against persons increased by 20 % during the year 2006 as
3054 cases were reported against 2539 cases during the corresponding
year 2005 which shows increase of 515 cases under heads murder,
attempt to murder, grievous hurt, simple hurt, rioting and kidnapping /
abduction during 2006. The detection was 78 % as out of 3054 cases,
2389 cases were detected against 90 % as out of 2539 cases 2273 cases
were detected.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Murder
4.2(ii)
Total number of murder cases was 341 during the year under
report as compared to 303 cases reported in corresponding year-2005
which indicates increase of 38 cases i.e. 13 %.
Attempt to murder
4.2(iii)
Under head attempt to murder total 358 cases were reported
during the year 2006 against 303 cases during the corresponding year
2005 with an increase of 55 cases i.e. 18 %. The crime against persons is
usually result of complex Social economic factors beyond the control of
law enforcing agencies nevertheless preventive measures in areas
pertaining to old enmity, tribal feuds and 'B' area which promotes
tribalism/feudalism apprehension of dangerous proclaimed offenders
resolution of inflammable petty disputes, pro-active policing in tension
ridden localities and augmentation of vigilance against possible pro-active
religious/sectarian tendencies do effect the crime under this head.
Kidnapping/kidnapping for ransom
4.2(iv)
Under head kidnapping total 147 cases were reported during the
year 2006 as against 91 cases reported in corresponding year 2005 which
shows an increase of 56 cases i.e 62 %. Crime also increased under head
kidnapping for ransom as 14 cases were reported during the year 2006
against 9 cases in 2005 showing an increase of 5 cases 56 %.
Rape/gang rape
4.2(v)
Under head Rape/Zina total 57 cases were reported during the
year 2006 as against 65 cases reported during the corresponding year
2005 with a decrease of 8 cases i.e. 12 % while under head Karokari 36
cases were reported during the year under report as against 60 cases
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
reported during the corresponding year which indicates decrease of 24
cases i.e. 40 % that is the result of legislation against the act of Karokari.
However, no case under head gang rape was reported during the years
2005 and 2006.
Crime against property.
4.3
Under head crime against property total 1615 cases were reported
with an increase of 301 cases i.e. 23 % in 2006 as 1314 cases were
reported during the corresponding year 2005. Total stolen property was
worth
Rs:22,69,06,074/-
and
the
property
recovered
was
worth
Rs:8,57,77,450/- i.e. 38 % during the year 2006 as against stolen
property worth Rs:11,70,56,537/- and the recovered property was worth
Rs:4,16,28,602/- i.e. 36 % during the corresponding year 2005. During
the year 2006 the detection rate was 48 % as out of 1615 cases 770
cases were detected as against 57 % as out of 1314 cases 754 cases
were detected.
Dacoity
4.3(i)
Under head Dacoity total 72 cases out of which under sub-heads
highway dacoity 16 cases, petrol pump dacoity 1 and other dacoity 55
cases were reported during the year 2006 as against total 44 cases out of
which under sub-heads highway dacoity 15 cases and other dacoity 29
cases were reported during the corresponding year 2005 which shows an
increase of 28 cases i.e. 64 %. Total stolen property was worth
Rs:1,10,75,527/- and recovered property was worth Rs:22,00,000/- i.e. 20
% during the year 2006 as against stolen property worth Rs:56,91,570/and the recovered property was worth Rs:5,73,010/- i.e. 10 %.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Robbery
4.3(ii)
Similarly, under head Robbery total 154 cases out of which under
sub heads highway robbery 5, bank robbery 1, petrol pump robbery 2 and
other robbery 164 cases were reported during the year 2006 as against
total 130 cases out of which under heads highway robbery 2 and other
robbery 128 cases were reported during the year 2005 which indicates an
increase of 24 cases i.e. 18 %. Total stolen property was worth
Rs:2,80,28,208/- and the recovered property was worth Rs:52,35,330/i.e. 19 % during the year 2006 as against stolen property was worth
Rs:67,63,550/- and property recovered was worth Rs:7,32,620/- i.e. 11 %
during the corresponding year 2005.
Burglary
4.3(iii)
Under this head 219 cases were reported during the year 2006
as compared to 205 cases registered during the corresponding year 2005
which shows an increase of 14 cases i.e. 7 % while stolen property was
worth Rs:1,67,57,044/- during the year 2006 and the recovered property
was worth Rs:7,02,331/- i.e 4 % during the year 2006 as against stolen
property was worth Rs:1,55,49,841/- and the recovered property worth
Rs:10.89,729/- i.e. 7 % during the corresponding year 2005.
Auto theft
4.3(iv)
Total 631 cases of Auto theft/snatching were reported during the
year 2006 as compared to 437 cases were reported during the
corresponding year 2005 which indicates an increase of 194 i.e 44 %.
Total stolen property was worth Rs:14,54,12,600/- and the recovered was
worth Rs:7,13,82,429/- i.e. 49 % during the year 2006 as against stolen
property was worth Rs:9,25,09,219/- and the recovered property was
worth Rs:3,91,56,000/- i.e. 42 % during the corresponding year 2005.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Cattle theft
4.3(v)
Under this head total 101 cases were reported during the year
2006 as against 102 cases were reported during the corresponding year
2005 with a difference of (-1). Stolen property was worth Rs:44,04,500/and recovered property was worth Rs:10,41,000/-i.e. 24 % as against
stolen property was worth Rs:37,10,700/- and recovered property was
worth Rs:18,72,700/- i.e. 50 % during the year 2005.
Other theft
4.3(vi)
Under this head total 370 cases were reported during the year
2006 as compared to 310 cases reported during the corresponding year
2005 which shows increase of 60 cases i.e. 19 %. Property stolen was
worth Rs:2,12,28,195/- and recovered property was worth Rs:52,16,360/i.e.
25 % as against stolen property was worth Rs:65,50,219/- and
recovered
property was worth Rs:11,37,526/- i.e. 17 % during the
corresponding year 2005.
Miscellaneous
4.4
Under this head 1018 cases were reported during the year 2006 as
against 919 cases were reported during the corresponding year of 2005
which shows an increase of 99 cases which reflects better police
performance.
Traffic accidents
4.5
Under head fatal accident 221 cases were reported during the year
under report while 212 cases reported during 2005 showing an increase of
9 cases. Similarly under head non-fatal accident crime increased by 60
cases as 335 cases reported during the year 2006 against 275 cases
during the year 2005
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Local & special laws
4.6
During the year 2006, 1902 cases were reported under head local
& Special Laws as against 1709 cases registered in 2005 thereby showing
an increase of 193 cases i.e. 3 % improvement in performance under
head Local & Special Laws. During the year 2006, the detection rate was
83 % as out of 1902 cases 1574 cases were detected as against 91 % as
out of 1709 cases 1553 were detected during the corresponding year
2005.
Capital City Quetta
4.7
Since, Quetta is the Capital City and the biggest city of Balochistan
Province the crime of this district is at the highest as compared to the
crime of other districts of Balochistan. During the year 2006 all reported
crime of Capital City Police was 3120 cases with an increase of 366 cases
as against 2754 cases reported during the corresponding year 2005. The
highest crime was under head crime against persons i.e. 1164 cases
reported during the year 2006. The next highest crime was crime against
the property i.e. 642 cases.
Crime against persons
4.7(i)
During the year 2006 total 1164 cases were reported with an
increase of 150 cases against 1014 during the corresponding year 2005.
Crime increased under sub-heads Murder 10, attempt to murder 3, simple
hurts
67,
rioting
50,
assault
on
public
servant
16
and
kidnapping/abduction 10 cases, while it decreased under sub-heads
grievous hurts 4, kidnapping for ransom 1, child lifting 2 and rape/zina 27
cases, during the year under report.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime against property
4.7(ii)
During the year under report total 642 cases were reported with
an increase of 69 cases against 573 cases reported during the
corresponding year 2005. Crime increased under sub-heads bank robbery
1, petrol pump robbery 1, other Robbery 5, Car theft 6, car snatching 8,
motorcycle theft 30, Motor Cycle snatching 24, other motor vehicle
snatching 13 cases while crime decreased under sub-heads other dacoity
1, burglary 13 cases during the year under report.
Miscellaneous
4.7(iii)
During the year under report crime under head miscellaneous
increased by 20 cases as 362 cases were reported which also includes the
detection by the police against 342 cases reported during the
corresponding year 2005.
Traffic accidents
4.7(iv)
During the year 2006 fatal accidents decreased by 24 cases as
64 cases were reported against 88 cases in 2005 while non-fatal accidents
increased by 8 cases as 143 cases were reported in 2006 against 111
cases during the corresponding year 2005.
Local & special laws
4.7(v)
During the year 2006 detection increased by 85 cases under sub-
head Arms Ordinance and by 52 cases under sub head other Local &
Special Laws as 214 cases and 402 cases during 2006 were detected
against 129 and 350 cases during the corresponding year 2005.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Northern Region (Loralai Reg:)
4.8
In Northern Region, during the year 2006, total 995 cases were
reported with an increase of 168 cases against 827 cases during the
corresponding year 2005. The highest crime in this Region was reported
418 cases in Pishin District and the lowest in Zhob District where 185
cases were reported. In all 3 districts crime went up by 108 cases in
Pishin, by 48 in Loralai and by 12 cases in Zhob District. Similarly, under
head property crime increased in all districts by 19, 18 and 6 cases
respectively. Over all detection under Local & Special Laws increased by
18 cases during the year under report.
Crime against persons
4.8(i)
In this region total 453 cases were reported in 2006 against 360
cases during the corresponding year 2005 with an increase of 93 cases
i.e.26 %.
Crime against property
4.8(ii)
Under this head 154 cases were reported in 2006 against 89
cases in 2005 with an increase of 65 cases i.e. 73 %. During the year
2006, property stolen was worth Rs:2,47,20,814/- and recovered worth
Rs:1,24,68,570/- i.e. 50 % against property stolen worth Rs:40,86,913/and recovered worth Rs:16,26,304/- i.e. 40 % during he corresponding
year 2005.
Miscellaneous
4.8(iii)
103 cases were reported during the year 2006 against 115 cases
in 2005. The crimes decreased under this head by 12 cases i.e. 10 %.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Accidents
4.8(iv)
Under head fatal accidents crime increased by 5 cases as 19
cases were reported in 2006 against 14 in 2005 while under head nonfatal accidents crime decreased by 1 case as 28 cases were reported in
2006 against 29 cases in 2005.
Local & special laws
4.8(V) During the year 2006, 238 cases were reported against 220 cases
in 2005 with as increase of 18 cases i.e. 8 %.
Central Region (Khuzdar Reg:)
4.9
Central Region is the biggest Region of the Balochistan Police as it
consists of 5 districts with its Regional Headquarter at Khuzdar. The
appraisal of regional crime shows total 1583 cases with an increase of 486
cases i.e. 31 % reported during the year 2006 against 1098 cases
reported during the corresponding year 2005. The highest crime i.e. 496
cases in Central Region was reported in Lasbela district and the lowest
crime i.e. 192 cases reported in Kalat district during the year 2006.
Crime against persons
4.9(i)
As compared to other heads of crime biggest increase of 219
cases i.e. 59 % took place under head crime against persons as 591 cases
were reported in Central Region during the year 2006 against 372 cases
reported in 2005.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime against property
4.9(ii)
Crime also increased by 86 cases i.e. 43 % under head crime
against property (particularly under heads Motorcycle snatching, other
motor vehicle theft, other motor vehicle snatching, cattle theft and other
theft) against 191 cases registered in 2005. During the year 2006,
property stolen was worth Rs:6,64,29,637/- and recovered worth
Rs:37,41,9,610/- i.e. 56 % against property stolen worth Rs:1,798,6,997/and recovered worth Rs:83,39,613/- i.e. 46 % during the year 2005. It
shows improvement in recovery during year under report
Miscellaneous
4.9(iii)
Crime under head Miscellaneous offences increased by 75 cases
i.e. 68 % as 185 cases were reported in 2006 against 110 in 2005.
Local & special laws
4.9(iv) Crime increased by 28 cases i.e 10 % under head Local & Special
Laws during the year 2006 as 305 cases were reported against 277 cases
in 2005. Both the above heads i.e. Miscellaneous offences and Local &
Special Laws include the detection of crime by the Police.
Southern Region (Gawadar Reg:)
4.10
In this Region, total 837 cases were reported during the year 2006
as against 680 cases during the corresponding year 2005 showing an
increase of 156 cases i.e. 23 %. The biggest crime was reported in Turbat
district i.e. 430 cases and the lowest in Panjgoor district i.e. 160 during
the year under report.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime against persons
4.10(i)
Under head crime against persons 264 cases were reported in
2006 against 245 in 2005 which shows an increase of 19 cases i.e. 8 %.
Crime against property
4.10(ii)
Under head property 156 cases were reported in 2006 against
114 cases in 2005 thereby showing an increase of 42 cases i.e. 37 %.
During the year 2006 property stolen was worth Rs:1,36,82,737/- and
30,55,660/- i.e. 22 % against property stolen worth Rs:43,20,370/recovered worth Rs:3,61,240/- i.e. 8 % during the year 2005 which also
shows improvement in recovery.
Miscellaneous
4.10(iii) 147 cases in 2006 were reported against 114 in 2005 which
shows an increase of 33 cases i.e. 29 %.
Local & special laws
4.10(iv) 230 cases were reported in 2006 against 180 cases in 2005 with
an increase of 50 cases i.e. 28 %
Eastern Region (Sibi Reg:)
4.11
In this Region total 1586 cases were reported during the year 2006
against 1579 cases in 2005, showing nominal increase of 7 cases. On
appraisal of the regional crime for the year 2006, crimes increased under
head crimes against persons by 34, under head property by 7, under head
accidents by 3 while decreased under head Miscellaneous by 3 and under
Local & Special Laws by 24 cases. Over all crime situation remained
normal in this region.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime against persons
4.11(i)
Under head crime against persons 582 cases were reported in
2006 against 548 in 2005 with an increase of 34 cases.
Crime against property
4.11(ii)
310 cases were reported in 2006 against 303 cases in 2005
thereby showing an increase of 7 cases. During the year 2006, property
stolen was worth Rs:3,10,81,703/- and recovered worth Rs:10,97,40,00/i.e.
35 % against property stolen worth Rs:1,80,59,524/- and recovered
worth Rs:78,25,415/- i.e 43 % during the year 2005
Miscellaneous
4.11(iii) 212 cases in 2006 were reported against 219 in 2005 with a
decrease of 7 cases in 2006.
Accidents
4.11(iv)
Under head fatal accidents 40 cases were reported in 2006
against 49 cases in 2005 showing a decrease of 9 cases while under head
non-fatal accidents 71 cases were reported in 2006 against 65 in 2005
with an increase of 6 cases.
Local & special laws
4.11(v)
371 cases were reported in 2006 against 395 cases in 2005. It
shows a decrease of 24 cases under this head.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
All regions comparative crime
4.12
Out of all the 5 Regions the highest crime was reported in Capital
City Police Quetta with an increase of 366 cases as 3120 cases were
reported during the year 2006 against 2754 in 2005 while the second
highest crime was reported in Sibi Region as 1586 cases were reported in
2006 against 1589 in 2005 with an increase of 7 cases. The lowest crime
was reported in Gawadar Region i.e. 837 cases reported in 2006 against
680 cases in 2005 with an increase of 157 cases. The highest increase in
2006 took place in Khuzdar Region as 583 cases were registered against
1098 cases with an increase of 486 cases.
Disposal of cases 2005-1006
4.13(i)
During the year 2005, total 6971 cases were reported, 6959
admitted, 16 cancelled, 206 filed as un-traced, 1172 under investigation,
5577 were challaned out of which 2180 convicted, 1919 acquitted and
1478 are pending trial in the courts against 8145 cases were reported
during the year 2006, 8127 admitted, 18 cancelled, 157 filed as un-traced,
2191 under investigation and 5779 were challaned out of which 1648
convicted, 1200 acquitted and 2931 are pending trial in the courts.
Further percentage of disposal of cases is as under:Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
Convicted to admitted
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
=
=
=
=
2005
6959
5577
2180
6969
1919
1478
%
80
39
31
34
26
=
=
=
=
=
=
2006
8127
5779
1648
8127
1200
2931
%
71
29
20
21
51
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Crime against persons
4.13(ii)
Under this head, during the year 2006 out of total 3054 cases
reported, 3042 cases were admitted and 2197 cases were challaned i.e.
72% against out of total 2539 cases reported, 2531 cases were admitted
and 2083 cases were challaned i.e. 82 % during the corresponding year
2005. 811 cases of 2006 and 410 cases of 2005 are under investigation.
Further disposal of challaned cases is as under:Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
Convicted to admitted
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
=
=
=
=
2005
2539
2083
507
2531
894
682
%
82
24
20
43
33
=
=
=
=
=
=
2006
3054
2197
513
3042
553
1131
%
72
23
17
25
51
Crime against property
4.13(iii)
Under this head, during the year 2006 out of total 1615 cases
reported, 1613 cases were admitted and 825 cases were challaned i.e.
51% against out of total 1314 cases reported, 1313 cases were admitted
and 762 cases were challaned i.e. 58 % during the corresponding year
2005. 720 cases of 2006 and 427 cases of 2005 are under investigation.
Further disposal of challaned cases is as under:2005
Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
Convicted to admitted
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
=
=
=
=
1314
762
267
1313
298
197
2006
%
58
35
20
39
26
=
=
=
=
=
=
1615
825
183
1613
213
429
%
51
22
11
26
52
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Miscellaneous
4.13(iv)
Under this head, during the year 2006 out of total 1018 cases
reported, 1015 cases were admitted and 757 cases were challaned i.e. 76
% against out of total 919 cases reported, 917 cases were admitted and
790 cases were challaned i.e. 86 % during the corresponding year 2005.
244 cases of 2006 and 120 cases of 2005 are under investigation. Further
disposal of challaned cases is as under:2005
Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
=
=
=
Convicted to admitted =
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
2006
919
790
276
%
86
35
=
=
=
1018 %
757 76
182 23
917
30
=
1015
269
245
34
31
=
=
18
143 19
432 57
Accidents
4.13(v)
Under this head, during the year 2006 out of total 556 cases
reported, 556 cases were admitted and 413 cases were challaned i.e. 82
% against out of total 487 cases reported, 487 cases, admitted and 400
cases were challaned i.e. 74 % during the corresponding year 2005. 129
cases of 2006 and 74 cases of 2005 are under investigation. Further
disposal of challaned cases is as under: Total cases
=
Challaned
=
Convicted to tried
=
Convicted to admitted=
Acquitted
=
U/trial
=
2005
487
400
115
487
206
79
%
82
29
24
51
20
=
=
=
=
=
=
2006
556
413
127
556
104
185
%
74
31
23
25
45
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Local & special laws
4.13(vi)
Under this head, during the year 2006 out of total 1902 cases
reported, 1901 cases were admitted and 1587 cases were challaned i.e.
83 % against out of total 1712 cases reported, 1711 cases, admitted and
1542 cases were challaned i.e. 90 % during the corresponding year 2005.
754 cases of 2006 and 275 cases of 2005 are under investigation. Further
disposal of challaned cases is as under:-
Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
=
=
=
2005
1712
1542
1015
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
252
275
Convicted to admitted =
1711
% =
90 =
66 =
2006
1902
1587
646
16 =
18 =
187
754
59 =
1901
%
83
41
34
12
48
Bomb Blasts
4.13(vii)
Under head Bomb Blast, during the year 2006 total 237 cases
reported, 237 cases were admitted and 18 cases were challaned i.e. 8 %
against total 104 cases reported, 104 cases, admitted and 19 cases were
challaned i.e. 18 % during the corresponding year 2005. 158 of 2006 and
66 of 2005 are under investigation. Further disposal of challaned cases is
as under: -
Total cases
Challaned
Convicted
=
=
=
Convicted to admitted=
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
2005
104
19
4
%
18
21
=
=
=
2006
237
18
3
%
8
17
104
4
=
237
1.26
2
13
16
63
=
=
2
13
11
72
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Rocket firing cases
4.13(viii)
Similarly, under head Rocket Firing, during the year 2006 out
of total 48 cases reported, 48 cases admitted and 7 cases were challaned
i.e. 15 % against out of total 26 cases reported, 26 cases, admitted and 3
cases were challaned i.e. 12 % during the corresponding year 2005. 36
cases of 2006 and 22 of 2005 are under investigation. Further disposal of
challaned cases is as under: 2005
Total cases
Challaned
Convicted to tried
=
=
=
Convicted to admitted =
Acquitted
U/trial
=
=
2006
26
3
3
%
12
-
=
=
=
2
1
67
33
=
=
26
-
=
48
7
7
%
15
-
3
4
43
57
48
-
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Property stolen/recovered
All regions
4.14
Appraisal of the above schedule indicate that during the year 2006,
total stolen property was worth Rs:226906074/- and worth Rs:85777450/i.e. 38% recovered against stolen property worth Rs: 117056537/- and
worth Rs:41628602/- i.e. 36% was recovered during the corresponding
year 2005, thereby showing 2% improvement in recovery. The highest
stolen property is of Capita City Police i.e. worth Rs:90991183/- with
recovery of 24% during the year 2006, and the rate of recovery went
down as compared to 36% in 2005. The lowest stolen property is of
Southern Region i.e. worth Rs:13682737/- but the rate of recovery is only
22% during the year under report which is not good one.
However, the stolen property during the year 2006 of Central
Region Khuzdar is the second highest i.e. worth Rs:66429637/- but the
recovery of stolen property is worth Rs:37419610/- i.e. 56% which is the
highest rate of recovery. Similarly, during the year under report the rate
of recovery of Northern Region Loralai is 50% as out of the stolen
property worth Rs:24720814/- the recovered property is worth Rs:
12468570/-.
The rate of recovery of stolen property by Capital City Police, Zhob,
Khuzdar, Lasbela, Chaghi, Gawadar, Panjgoor and Naseerabad is non
satisfactory and require special attention of the Concerned.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
Auto theft
4.14(i)
During the year 2005, 82 cars were stolen and 13 recovered
against 88 stolen and 8 recovered the year 2006 while in 2005 99
motorcycles were stolen and 19 recovered against 147 stolen and 19
recovered. During 2005 50 other vehicles were stolen and 14 recovered
against 56 stolen and 11 recovered. Theft increased in all 3 heads in
2006.
Auto snatching
4.14(ii)
During the year 2005, 20 cars were snatched and 9 recovered
against 42 snatched and 19 recovered in the year 2006 while in 2005, 129
were snatched and 31 recovered against 205 snatched and 48 recovered.
During 2005, 57 other vehicles were snatched and 22 recovered against
93 snatched and 33 recovered. Snatching increased in all 3 heads in 2006.
4-14(iii)
District wise cars stolen/recovered
4-14(iv)
District wise cars snatched/recovered
4-14(v)
District wise motorcycles stolen/recovered
4-14(vi)
District wise motorcycles snatched/recovered
4-14(vii)
District wise other vehicles stolen/recovered
4-14(viii)
District wise other vehicles snatched/recovered
Proclaimed offenders
4.15
The previous balance in the beginning of the year 2005 was 3018
POs, 72 were added, 83 arrested, 7 struck off, 6 died with a balance of
2994 Pos in the beginning of year 2006. During the year 2006, 116 Pos
were added, 144 arrested, 252 struck off, 2 died and 2712 POs were in
balance at the end of the year.
Crime Scenario in Balochistan
District-wise break-up of POs
4.15(i)
Out of 2712 POs, 1142 are of Jaffarabad district which is the
highest number and then Capital City Police Quetta that have 980 POs
while Kech district has only 9 POs which is the lowest number.
Military deserters
4.15(ii)
The previous balance in the beginning of the year 2005 was
1178 MDs, 11 were added, 2 arrested, 15 struck off and 20 rejoined with
a balance of 1152 MDs in the beginning of the year 2006. During the year
2006, 159 were added, 2 arrested, 87 struck off and 4 rejoined with a
balance of 1298 at the end of the year under report.
Preventive action taken
4.15(iii)
During the year 2006, preventive action against total 2951
persons was taken. Out of 2951 persons preventive action was taken u/s
107/151 Cr.PC against 2601 persons, u/s 109 against 317 and under
M.P.O against 30 persons as compared to total 3941 persons in 2005. Out
of 3941 persons action was taken u/s 107/151 Cr.PC against 3344
persons, u/s 109 against 576 and under M.P.O 20 persons.
CHAPTER NO.5
PUBLIC ORDER
Public Order
Challenges
5.1
Since, the establishment of Indian consulates in Afghanistan
alongwith the Pakistan borders sabotage activities in Balochistan Province
have increased which needs close watch on Pak-Afghan Border to prevent
the entry of anti-social/state elements as well as pouring of illicit
weaponry from across the border.
The anti mega projects nationalist elements are expected to
continue their subversive activities by harassing the people and settlers in
particular by target killings and throwing hand grenades and explosive
devices in their houses.
The ongoing operation by the allied forces in Afghanistan will have
ultimate bad affects on crime situation in Balochistan Province. Moreover,
the death of Nawab Akbar Bugti during army operation in Dera
Bugti/Kohlu area evoked re-action in Baloch Nationalists of the Province
who from time to time do rocket firing, bomb explosions and bowing up
gas pipe line, electric poles and railway tracks which will continue for
some time.
Response
5.2
It is fact that poverty illiteracy, social injustice are the most basic
causes that generate crime in a society and disturb the peaceful social
atmosphere. With the passage of time modern scientific development
have also played important role in crime increase with new modus
operandi. The criminals are generally well equipped with sophisticated
weapons, have better transport and other resources for utilizing in
commission of offences. They are generally supported/harboured by the
socio-political hierarchy of the local area and are utilized for keeping the
Public Order
hegemony and intimidating the opponents. Even youths belonging to well
to do families due to improper look-after/attention of their parent, are
involved in heinous crime for one or the other reason.
Irony is this that the media encourage the crime and criminals by
projecting a clever and cunning criminal as innocent/law abiding peaceful
citizen publicize them and condemn police by depicting the criminals as
the victims of so-called atrocities.
Moreover, knowingly a person a clear criminal the advocacy by the
lawyers resulting acquittal of the accused encourages the crime and
criminals which is taking the society towards an alarming situation.
The set goal i.e. the rule of law cannot be achieved and a stable
peaceful society cannot be established until cooperation with law
enforcing agencies is extended by the people. Any strategy adopted by
the law enforcing agencies particularly by the police would be a failure
until the sense of responsibility is created among the general public and
the law enforcing agencies. Spirit of serving the people and cooperation
between the police and the people are the basic needs of the time to
effectively combat the criminals.
The media can go a long way in achieving the objective of
depriving a criminal of the undue support he gets from various sources.
This can be done by making the police-people friendly, thereby facilitating
a voluntary flow of information from the public, community policing,
interaction with cross sections of society, victims support schemes, a
sound media policy, as it is the fourth pillar of defence of the country,
campaign for the awareness of masses and close contact with different
religious/local organizations thereby persuading them to disown the
criminal elements in their folds.
Public Order
Public order
5.3
During the year 2006, law & order situation remained fully under
control through out the province. The activities of political parties,
students community, labour and religious circles continued peacefully as
usual. The opposition political parties took out protest processions/rallies
over the uniform issue of the president of Pakistan and to press for the
dissolving the assemblies and holding general election. The religious
festivals were observed peacefully. No particular labour/students activities
were observed. However, the anti development nationalists continued
opposition of the mega projects in pipe line in Balochistan Province
particularly the construction of Gawadar deep sea-port as the non-locals
i.e. Punjabis would come to Gawadar and thus the Baloch population will
be converted into minority on the costal belt of Balochistan Province. The
following important events took palace during the year 2006,
i.
Death of Nawab Akbar Bugti during Army Operation in Dera Bugti /
Kohlu area evoked reaction in JWP affiliated and nationalist circles in the
province. On 26-8-2006, watching T.V news flashes regarding the killing
of Nawab Akbar Bugti the nationalist students got out raged took to the
streets, committed vandalism in front of Balochistan University on Sariab
road and in Bolan Medical College Quetta, and damaged public private
property who were retaliated by police shelling. On 29-8-2006 (13000/
14000) persons offered Ghaibana Namaz-e-Janaza in Ayub Stadium
Quetta. After Namaz-e-Janaza the mob vandalized, broken window panes
in the Stadium and also damaged the shops and Government property on
Jail Road Quetta. The nationalists and party workers / members also
expressed their resentment in different parts of the province. It was
followed by some incidents of target killing and throwing hand grenades in
the houses of settlers to harass them. Some incidents of blowing up
railway track, gas pipe lines and electric poles also took place. However,
the situation remained in control.
Public Order
ii.
On 26-07-2006, an unknown armed bandit entered the bungalow
of Mian Maqbool Ahmed Rahbar Principal Cadet College Mastung and
assassinated him by resorting to firing with Kalashnikov and fled away
from the spot. The murder of Principal Cadet College Mastung was indeed
a matter of grave concern for the government. Case was registered with
Police Station Mastung and investigated by the Crimes Branch. After hectic
efforts, the case was worked out and the real culprit who was a terrorist
was arrested and weapon of offence also recovered. The accused Ghulam
Sarwar Sumalani was booked who is waiting for his fate in the court of
law.
iii.
On 29-0-2006, minor Shagufta Paracha hardly 10 years of age was
kidnapped by unknown culprits from Fatima Jinnah Road, Quetta while
she went to a shop for buying sweet. It created sense of insecurity among
the people followed by taking out protest processions which became a
routine.
The
kidnapping
incident
was
so
publicized
through
electronic/press media that it attracted the world electronic media also. It
became a challenge case for the police. On 28-05-2006, her dead body
was recovered from an un-trodden portion a Railway bungalow on Jinnah
Road, Quetta. Crimes Branch professionally carried out investigation and
worked out the case. The real culprit Ghulam Murtaza alias Goga was
traced out and arrested who confessed before the court the abduction of
Shagufta Paracha, out raging her modesty and then brutally murdering
her. The weapon of offence was recovered and all relevant evidence were
brought on record, the accused was challaned to the court where he was
tried and awarded death sentence.
CHAPTER NO.6
ORGANIZED CRIME
Organized Crime
Terrorism
Bomb blasts
6.1(i)
During the year 2006, 237 cases of bomb blast were reported as
against 104 cases reported during the corresponding year 2005 which
reflects increase of 123 cases which was the result of the insurgency by
the Baloch Nationalists. During the year 2006, 52 persons were killed and
298 injured against 67 killed and 288 injured during the year 2005.
Rocket firing
6.1(ii)
Similarly, 48 cases of rocket firing were reported during the year
2006 as compared to 26 cases reported during the corresponding year i.e.
2005 which indicates increase of 22 cases. As a result of rocket firing in
2006, 3 persons were killed and 22 injured against nil person was killed
and only 2 persons were injured in 2005. During the year 2006, 18
terrorist were arrested and booked.
Sectarianism
6.2
During the year 2006 only one case of sectarian terrorism was
reported as against 8 cases during the corresponding year 2005 with a
decrease of 7 cases. During the year 2006 only one person was killed and
nil injured against 8 persons were killed and nil injured in 2005. During
the year 2006, 6 sectarian terrorist were arrested and booked.
Narcotics
6.3
Pakistan is marked as one of the main supplier of narcotics
particularly heroin and Charras. Most of these drugs are cultivated and
processed in the border areas of Afghanistan. Heroin grade poppy is not
grown in Balochistan,
however, it is known to be a conduit for
Organized Crime
consignments/ coming from the North on way to Karachi, the coastal area
of Mekran and Iran as well as India for onward journey through land, sea,
air routes to abroad. The Chaghi area of Balochistan and districts Quetta
and Pishin are reportedly the centers from where the drug barons operate
and there are also reports about processing facilities along the Pak-Afghan
border Frontier Corps, Customs and PNCB have been quite active in these
areas and effected recoveries of substantial quantities.
Being in modern age the entire world is much worried at the hands
of narcotics and the drug mafia is spread all over the world. From minor
to the youth and then the old have become addict in large number and
are leading life in miserable condition, their families also are equally
effected of it. Despite, world wide efforts made to control narcotics
trafficking and a huge amount have been spent for this purpose yet the
required results have not been achieved as so many countries are still
producing narcotics openly/clandestinely. To control this menace the
Government of Pakistan has promulgated the law of Control on Narcotics
Substance Act 1997 by which the basic responsibility to fight against this
menace is of Anti Narcotics Force. However, being a Law Enforcing
Agency Balochistan Police is playing its effective role in fighting against
this menace. Share of Balochistan Police against this menace in 20052006.
During the year 2006, Balochistan police recovered 3036.679 KGs:
Charras against 1407.167 KGs: Charras during the corresponding year
2005, there by showing an increase of 1629.512 KGs: i.e. 116%. 220 KGs:
opium was recovered during 2006 against 128.093 KGs: in 2005.
However, recovery of liquor decreased during the year 2006 as compared
to 2005.
Organized Crime
Gun running
6.4
Gun running in its present dimension is said to be the result of the
Russian Intervention in Afghanistan, as a large quantity of sophisticated
arms including automatic rifles, rocket launchers, grenades, missiles, antiaircraft guns and artillery were supplied to the Afghan Mujahideen for
Jehad and liberation. It started getting re-cycled to Pakistan for various
reasons due to unscrupulous elements within Afghan Mujahideen as well
as
Pakistani
personnel
in
different
agencies
by
which
illicit
arms/ammunition got spread all over the country having disastrous
consequences. Besides, the refugee camps became dumps for such illicit
weapons and free sale and purchase of illicit weapons became common in
the suburbs of camps. At present Balochistan Province is being effected of
gun running by the present warring situation in Afghanistan also. Share of
Balochistan Police in detection/recovery of illicit weapons during the year
2005-2006.
Human trafficking
6.5
The problem of human smuggling is a global phenomenon.
Causative and augmenting factors in developing countries include poverty,
conflicts, social, political and legal issues. Globalization and improved
communication have magnified the speed, magnitude and geographical
coverage of human trafficking. Balochistan’s remotes arras such as Mand
Belo in Mekran areas have been affected. The usual modus operandi is
that persons from the village/city are taken to a designated location which
is used by traffickers to shift to a central location where the persons from
different areas assemble prior to moving towards the ultimate destination.
To curb this menace the Federal Government of Pakistan promulgated
Human Trafficking Ordinance on 3rd October, 2002 and the F.I.A was
entrusted the over all responsibility to chalk out plan to curb this menace
with iron hands and thus Anti Trafficking Units in all the four provinces
Organized Crime
were established. Balochistan Police with its Anti Trafficking Unit have its
share in controlling the Human Trafficking to abroad through its borders
with Iran. Balochistan Police has been playing its role on the following
lines: Balochistan Police is committed to assist and help FIR in arresting
i.
the agents, sub agents and facilitators in Mand Belo, Gawadar and Quetta.
Balochistan Police itself is also taking action against the Afghan and
ii.
Bengalis under Foreigner’s Registration Act.
Moreover, Balochistan Police is providing security to FIA in
detaining the deportees, help transport and help transport them back to
their countries. The share of Balochistan Police against the illegal
immigrants during the year 2006.
The share of Balochistan Police action against the illegal immigrants
during the year 2006 is as per the following schedule: S.NO
District action taking
Pakistanis
Afghans
Others
Total
Court
Decision
1
Kecht/Turbat
387
452
09
848
All convicted
and deported
2
Quetta
01
455
10
466
Do
3
Gawadar
09
35
-
44
Do
4
Lasbela
-
85
-
85
Do
5
Panjgoor
-
-
02
02
Do
397
1027
21
1445
Do
Total
CHAPTER NO.7
SPECIALIZED POLICE UNITS
Specialized Police Units
Crimes Branch Balochistan
7.1
Crimes Branch Balochistan was established on 23-03-1972 with its
Headquarters at Quetta and was declared as Police Station on 06-04-1977
with its jurisdiction covering the whole Balochistan Province. Crimes
Branch has been functioning supervised by the Senior Superintendent of
Police. The entire strength of this branch is posted on deputation basis
from other police districts/units for a period of 3 years. The Investigation
Staff of this branch is highly experienced and professional dedicated
towards their profession leaving good impacts on the people for which
they prefer to get their cases transferred to Crimes Branch for
investigation to their best satisfaction. The investigation of high profile,
complicated and technical cases is transferred to this branch from other
police districts and Levies areas for further investigation. Investigation
teams have been constituted to investigate these cases. Besides, this
branch also detects crime throughout the province and registers FIRs with
Police Station Crimes Branch. Furthermore, this branch maintains
Provincial Crime Data also. Following are the main component parts of this
branch: i.
Investigation Staff.
ii.
Police Station.
iii.
Criminal Record Office.
iv.
Crime Data Section.
v.
Forensic Science Laboratory.
Workload
7.1(i)
Cases detected and registered with Crimes Branch
(see in Annexures)
Specialized Police Units
Cases received in Crimes Branch from police districts
for investigation- 2005-2006
7-1(ii)
Offences
Murder
Attempt to Murder
Kidnapping / Abduction
17 (4) Harraba
17 (3) Harraba
Vehicle Theft
Theft
13-EAO Arms Ord:
Misc: Offences
Total
Received
20
02
08
01
07
01
01
01
04
45
Challaned
12
01
05
01
03
01
01
01
25
U/ Investigation
08
01
03
04
01
03
20
Cases received from Levies area - 2006
7-1(iii)
Offences
Murder
Kidnapping / Abduc:
17 (4) Harraba
17 (3) Harraba
13-EAO Arms Ord:
Total
received
03
01
01
03
02
10
Challaned
02
01
02
02
07
U/ Investigation
01
01
01
03
7-1(iv)
Arms And Ammunition recovered (see in Annexures)
7-1(v)
Narcotics recovered
7-1(vi)
Achievements Of Crimes Branch - 2006
i.
(see in Annexures)
On 26-7-2006, at 09:20 pm, an unknown armed culprit with muffled
face entered the bungalow and assassinated Mian Maqbool Ahemad Rahbar,
Principal Cadet Collage Mastung, by resorting to firing, while he was sitting
alongwith his family in the lawn. As it was a high profile blind murder case
investigation was transferred to Crime branch. Crimes Branch took the
investigation as a challenge. With the consecutive tiring efforts of 5 months
Crimes Branch traced out and nominated the culprit by name Ghulam Sarwar
Sumalani involved in the offence. On confirmation of his presence in his
house at Azizabbad Mastung a raid was conducted and after armed
resistance the assassinator was over powered while fleeing away from the
Specialized Police Units
house. On his pointation weapon of offence Kalashnikov was recovered and
after completion of investigation the culprit was booked who has been facing
trail in the court of law.
ii.
On 05-07-2005, on the report of Muhammad Rafique that his two
young sons namely Muhammad Akbar & Muhammad Azam were missing who
were wrongfully confined by unknown culprits, FIR No.84/2005 u/s 342, 34
PPC was lodged with Police Station Saddar Loralai. On the application by the
complainant the honorable High Court of Balochistan ordered transfer of
investigation to Crimes Branch. Crimes Branch staff professionally worked on
this high profile blind case and succeeded to nominate the real culprits, a well
planed raid was conducted at Loralai. The Crimes Branch raiding party took
action so fast that the armed accused namely Noor Ullah and Daulat Khan
were arrested alongwith illicit weapon with out providing them the
opportunity of armed resistance. During interrogation they admitted the
commission of offence and the dead bodies of two brothers assassinated and
thrown in two different Deep Karezis were recovered on the pointation of the
culprits from Loralai area after a great search.
iii.
On 29-03-2006 a lovely innocent minor Shagufta Paracha hardly 10
years of age was kidnapped by unknown culprits while she went from her
house to a shop at Fatima Jinnah road Quetta to purchase some sweets.
After fruitless search case vides FIR No. 62/2006 u/s 363 PPC was registered
with City Police Station, Quetta. The occurrence of kidnapping of the minor
evoked a bitter re-action among the people followed by protest processions
inside the Pakistan and was also publicized through foreign electronic media.
Investigation of this high profile case was transferred to Crimes Branch.
Crimes Branch Investigation Staff with its day and night efforts utilizing
professional skills worked out the case and un-earthed culprits Ghulam
Murtaza alias Gaga and arrested him, who confessed the abduction,
Specialized Police Units
commission of rape and then brutally murdered minor Shagufta Paracha with
a dagger and threw her dead body in an un-trodden bungalow at Jinnah
Road Quetta. The rickshaw by which he abducted her and weapon of offence
dagger were also recovered. The blood stained articles were got chemically
examined through the Forensic Since Laboratory. Positive report was
received. The accused was tried and convicted with death sentence by the
court of law.
Gangs involved in highway robbery/dacoity busted by
Crimes Branch - 2006
Gang No.1
i.
Muhammad Hanif s/o Muhammad Anwar caste Marri alias Hanif
Raisani r/o Abdullah Street material nephew of Wadood Raisani.
ii.
Nasurllah s/o Maulvi Musa Khan caste Raisani r/o western by pass
Killi Raisani Sariab Road Quetta.
iii.
Muhammad Waris alias Babul s/o Qadir Dad caste Lehri r/o Arif
Hospital Burma Hotel Sariab Road Quetta.
The above accused were arrested and during interrogation they
admitted commission of 7 robbery/dacoity incidents on Quetta
Jaccobabad National Highway. They also disclosed the following as
their gang members: -
a.
Farhan s/o Safar Khan caste Raisani r/o Mithri.
b.
Tanveer s/o Abdul Karim caste Raisani r/o Mithri.
c.
Zaheer Ahmed s/o Allah Rakha caste Raisani r/o Mithri.
d.
Shahid s/o unknown.
e.
Katta Khan s/o unknown.
Specialized Police Units
Gang No.2
On 07-10-2006, the following suspects were arrested by the
Mastung Police and shifted to Crimes Branch for interrogation: i.
ii.
iii.
Saifullah Raisani
Murtaza Machhi.
Khurram Raisani.
During
interrogation
Saifullah
was
broken
who
admitted
commission of 9 incidents of vehicle/motorcycle theft/snatching alongwith
his gang members on Quetta-Mastung Highway. Out of 9 incidents 3 were
confirmed from the concerned police station and the remaining were not
reported to police as the snatched/stolen vehicles/motorcycles were unregistered.
Gang No.3
On 14-11-2006 to 18-11-2006, the following suspects apprehended
by Mastung Police were handed over to Crimes Branch for interrogation: i.
Aurang Shah
ii.
Nasrur-ud-Din
iii.
Khair-ud-Din
iv.
Rehmatullah
v.
Ghulam Muhammad
vi.
Ghulam Nabi Bangulzai
During interrogation by Crimes Branch Aurang Shah was broken
who disclosed commission of 8 incidents of vehicles/motorcycle snatching
out of which 3 in Mastung area, 2 in Kalat area and 2 in Quetta. On
confirmation 6 were reported to Police i.e. 3 to Mastung Police, 1 to Kalat
Police and 2 to Quetta Police. The remaining 2 incidents i.e. one of Irani
Oil Tanker and the other of motorcycle snatching were not reported to
police as they were the smuggled one.
Specialized Police Units
Gang No.4
On 26-11-2006, one Mir Aurangziab alias Mirzaib s/o Mir Abdul
Khaliq Lango r/o Khaliqabad Mangochar District Kalat was arrested by
Quetta Police and handed over to Crimes Branch for interrogation. During
interrogation he was busted and disclosed that his gang comprising of the
following was operative on RCD Highway in between Mastung and Kalat:i.
Aurangzaib alias Mirzaib.
ii.
Ghulam Ullah s/o unknown caste Lehri r/o Lehri Killi, Mangocharcross district Kalat.
iii.
Raheem Jan s/o Dad Muhammad caste Lango r/o Killi Zard Ghulam
Jan.
iv.
Munir Ahmed s/o Muhammad Alam caste Lango.
v.
Abdul Fatah s/o Muhammad Arif caste Nechari r/o Mangochar cross
Mangochar district Kalat.
vi.
Mir Hassan s/o Muhammad Alam caste Lango r/o Goharabad,
Quetta.
vii.
Muhammad Noor s/o unknown caste Lango r/o Goharabad Quetta.
viii.
Abdul Hayat s/o unknown caste Lango r/o Goharabad Quetta.
Busting of these gangs resulted in lot of decrease in highway
robbery/dacoity incidents.
Forensic science laboratory
7.2
The Forensic Science Laboratory Crime Branch, Quetta is the sole,
Provincial Notified Scientific Investigating Institution of Balochistan Police.
It was established in 1984 and has been functioning as a Wing of Crime
Branch, Balochistan supervised by the Senior Superintendent of Police,
Crimes Branch, Balochistan Quetta.
Specialized Police Units
Following are the component sections of the Forensic Science
Laboratory functioning and playing their role in providing scientific
evidence to the Investigating Agencies in Balochistan Province, on receipt
of cases for analysis and expert opinion as required in section 510 Cr.PC: Incharge FSL
Due to the non-availability of Chemical Examiner against the sanctioned
post of NPS-18, a Chemical Expert DSP has been performing as Incharge
Forensic Science Laboratory, under the supervision of SSP Crimes Branch.
Chemical Section
7.2(i) This Section deals with the cases falling under the following
subjects: a. Qualitative and quantitative detection of narcotics material i.e. Heroin,
Opium, Hashish and Al-cohol.
b. Detection Biological specimen i.e. Human blood and Semen in murder,
rape and Sodomy cases.
Work-load-Chemical Section
S.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
Kind of material
examined
Murder
Zina
Hashish
Opium
Heroin
Al-cohol
Total
Number of cases examined
2005
2006
324
317
17
11
391
354
58
37
125
53
103
104
1018
876
Chemical etching section.
7.2(ii) This section chemically examines chases and engine numbers of
suspected vehicles referred to FSL Crimes Branch by the Police Districts /
Units, customs Department, FC Balochistan, Excise and Taxation
Balochistan, ANF and DAOs etc.
Specialized Police Units
7-2(iii)
Work load
NAME OF UNIT/AGENCY
2005
2006
Balochistan Police
73
44
Pakistan Customs Preventive Quetta
120
329
Pakistan Customs Intelligence & Investigation Quetta
45
74
Excise & Taxation Balochistan
7
-
ASO/Frontier Corps Balochistan
38
801
ISI/MI & ANF
4
1
ADAO/Tehsildar Levies
4
1
291
1250
Grand Total
During the year 2005 total 1250 vehicles referred by the different
departments were chemically examined and expert opinion were issued
against total 291 vehicles were chemically examined and expert opinion
issued in 2006 by the expert.
Fire Arms Section
7.3
This section remained in-effective for the last few years due to the
in-operative Bullet Comparison Microscope which is outlived. As the
instrument costs amount in millions the British and US Police were
contacted for provision of Bullet Comparison Microscope in form of
donation but no positive response has so far received. However, with the
cooperation of Bolan Medical Collage authorities where the said
instrument is available, Fire Arms Section has been activated in July 2006.
Since then Fire Arms Section has been functioning and expert opinion
being issued regarding the weapons / fire arms used in offence.
Specialized Police Units
Working Of Fire Arms Section
1.
To check the working condition of the weapon.
2.
To find out the distance, direction and angle of the firing by the
suspected weapon recovered from the scene of crime.
3.
To detect the gun powder residue on the weapon or near the place
of incident through spot test techniques.
Work load:During the year 2006 from July to December 2006 total 55 cases of crimes
weapons received from different police units / districts which were
examined and expert opinion issued.
Finger Print Section.
7.4
This section deals with the following observations: -
1.
To decipher the latent fingerprints impressions upon any paper or
instruments.
To ensure comparison of fingerprints impression on account of
similarity and dissimilarity.
2.
Work-load of Finger Prints Section
year
No. of cases
examined
No. of
F/Prints
compared
2005
2006
11
16
1752
2273
10 print
cards
prepared for
FIA
1200
1300
Crime scene
attended
30
35
Specialized Police Units
Automated Fingerprints Identification System (AFIS)
7.4(i)
Automated Fingerprints Identification System (AFIS) is a project
being executed by National Police Bureau aimed at improving the quality
of criminal investigations, thereby making delivery of justice more efficient
and evidence-based. The development of central stile of FIA HQs has
already been completed while work at Multi-Function Work Sites at the
four Provincial HQs is at hand. The state of the art high-tech equipment at
the central site has already been installed.
Work-load
7.4(ii)
During the year 2006 16 cases were examined, 2273 fingerprints
were compared, 1300 10 print cards for FIA prepared and 35 crime scene
were attended by the Finger Print Expert while in 2005 11 cases were
examined, 1752 fingerprints compared, 10 print cards prepared and 30
crime scene were attended.
Police Record and Office Management Information System
(PROMIS)
7.4(iii)
Police Record and Office Management Information System
(PROMIS) a project being executed by the National Police Bureau (NPB),
seeks to better manage the voluminous and highly disorganized Police
record maintained manually throughout the country through complete
automation. The outmoded management of police data makes it almost
impossible to search and retrieve information accurately and promptly and
further complicates the already challenging job of law enforcement. The
PROMIS aims at computerization of entire police record of the country and
introduction of several management systems related to human resource
Specialized Police Units
development budget and finance, crime reporting, citizen’s complaints,
driving license issuance, stolen and recovered vehicles and several other
similar applications. PROMIS integrated with Automated Fingerprint
Identification System (AFIS) network shall link all 1400 police stations in
the country to the district, regional and provincial headquarters of the
respective police forces and finally to (NPB).
Work on these major projects is in progress which will start its
function in near future. For the purpose to supervise these highly sensitive
units by a well-experience officer being proficient in relevant job i.e.
Fingerprints preservation will eventually require to be posted as
DSP/Incharge. So far fifteen officials in the rank of Constable to SubInspectors from various districts have successfully qualified the training in
relevant field from FIA Headquarters Islamabad.
Questioned Documents Section.
7.4(iv)
This section has also remained in-active for some years as the
expert proceeded on retirement. It has been re-activated in July 2006
which deals with the cases of forgery in documents.
Work-load
This section through examination identifies forgery committed in
typescript, writing, signature and deciphering the concealed secret ink
writing. From July to December 2006 total 11 cases received which were
examined and expert opinion issued.
Specialized Police Units
Training of FSL staff
7.4(v)
The staffs of FSL, Crimes Branch Balochistan are indigenously
trained and are utilizing their initial qualification in the discharge of their
duty. Their evolution into a modern scientific and technical discipline
requires both theoretical and physical study of Forensic Science through
refresher courses to study the Forensic Science. For this purpose a
strategy will soon be prepared.
Criminal Investigation Department, Balochistan (CID)
Establishment/responsibilities
7.5
Criminal
Investigation
Department
Balochistan
(CID)
was
established on 30th October 2000 with the entire Balochistan Province its
jurisdiction
which
is
of
greater
importance
for
combating
the
terrorists/saboteurs and gun runners. It collects, coordinates and
disseminates intelligence connected with sabotage/ subversion. It
tabulates data, arrests, interrogates and investigates the cases related to
sabotage, Sectarian Terrorism and gun running etc. CID has been
functioning supervised by the Senior Superintendent of Police.
Work load
7.5(i)
During the year 2006, CID investigated 83 cases of terrorism out
of which 7 were traced out, 18 terrorists arrested and challaned to the
court while investigated 6 cases of sectarian terrorism, traced out all 6
cases, arrested 6 terrorists and booked them who are facing trial.
Work-load of CID during the year 2006
Offence
Terrorism
Sectarian
Narcotics
Cases
Investigated
83
06
01
Traced out
07
06
01
Terrorists
arrested
18
06
02
Challaned
18
06
02
Specialized Police Units
Detection
7.5(ii)
During the year 2006, CID detected and recovered 770 KGs
Charras, 2 KGs Opium, arrested 2 accused and booked them against 5
cases under head arms ord:, 2 cases under CNS Act detected in 2005.
Anti Terrorist Force Balochistan
Establishment
7.6
Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) was established in 1983 in Balochistan
vide President of Pakistan’s Order to combat & counter terrorist activities
in the country. Later on, it was re-named as Anti Terrorist Force in 1997.
With the establishment of this force, Honorable President of Pakistan
issued a charter of duties / responsibilities earmarking the framework of
this office’s responsibilities.
Strength of ATF
7-6(i)
S.NO
RANK
SANCTIONED
1
SP
01
2
DSP
03
3
IP
14
4
Sis
51
5
ASIs
59
6
HC/Inc: Drivers
100
7
Constables
209
8
S/Clerk
01
9
J/Clerk
01
10
Class-IV
30
TOTAL
469
PRESENT
01
01
14
51
59
100
203
01
01
30
461
VACANT
02
06
08
Specialized Police Units
Courses
7.6(ii)
Physically fit Police officers / officials of various districts are sent
to ATS Training School, Simly Dam, Islamabad for undergoing different
Anti-Terrorist Courses. In this regard districts are requested to dispatch
their physically fit personnel for pre-course selection which is conducted
either at Regional Police Headquarters or at ATF Headquarter Quetta.
Following courses are offered at ATS Training School, Simly Dam,
Islamabad in a calendar Year:-
ATF courses
S.NO
1
2
3
4
COURSES
Basic ATS Course
VVIP Protection
ATS Instructor
ATS Refresher
NO OF COURSES
02
02
02
02
DURATION
12-Weeks
6-Weeks
6-Weeks
4-Weeks
 The officials of this agency will be sent for Basic Elite Course at Lahore as
ordered by Provincial Police Officer, Balochistan.
 Night Vision Goggle Courses have also been done by officials of this
agency conducted at 13 Lancer Army Unit QUETTA Cantt:
 The officials of this agency are also being deputed to undergo different
courses conducted by ATA (Anti Terrorism Assistance Program) at
Islamabad, like CRT (Crisis Response Team Course), VVIP Protection
Courses, IED Courses, IDC (Instructor Development Courses)
Specialized Police Units
Responsibilities of ATF
ATF wings
7.6(iii)
Few years back, the overall law & order situation of various
districts were distorted due to criminal activities of gangs involved in
various heinous crimes such as abduction of innocent civilians for ransom,
highway robbery, vehicle & bike snatching, attack & murder of foreigners
etc: these circumstances urged the for deployment of ATF in various
districts to cope with hardcore criminals.
The law & order situation started has improving with the
deployment of ATF in 4-Police Region Sibi, Central Region Khuzdar &
Southern Region Gawadar.
ATF Wings have been performing outstanding duties, assisting local
Police in maintenance of law & order, apprehension of notorious wanted
criminals & protection of foreigners working on different projects.
ATF wings in Balochistan
7-6(iv)
S.No
Deployment
1
Hub
Nos
18
2
Panjgoor
16
3
Gawadar
17
4
Wadh
16
5
Naseerabad
19
6
Turbat/Kech
22
7
Chaman
16
8
Killa Abdullah
14
9
Loralai
18
10
Sui (Dera Bugti)
13
Total
169
Specialized Police Units
Performance
7.6(v)
ATF has always completed its assigned task with due diligence &
in professional mode. The performance of this agency has been regarded
with respect & Honor. ATF has conducted raids & Operations through out
the Province and recovered a massive cache of illegal arms / ammunitions
and apprehended notorious criminals involved in various heinous crimes.
The history of this agency is replete with the sacrifices and
devotion to achieve the assigned task. Four ATF officials / officers
sacrificed their lives during the course of duty. In addition, in recognition
of best performance, four ATF Officers / Officials have been conferred
with QPM & JPPM.
Achievements- 2006.
7-6(vi)
i. On 08-02-2006 a raid was conducted by this agency at kowari Road
Quetta, 03 accused were arrested and recovered 01 LMG, 02 Rocket
Launchers with 15 rockets, 14 rockets fuse, 02 SMG with thousands of
ammunitions.
ii. On 09-03-2006, a raid conducted at Pashtoonabad Quetta, stolen car
Reg:LD-448 Pajero, was recovered and 2 accused were arrested by
this agency.
iii. On May 17, 2006 as the result of conducted raid under command of
SSP/ATF at Kuchlak, 04 accused were arrested & one expired during
the encounter & 01 SMG (AK-47) and thousands of ammunition were
recovered.
Specialized Police Units
iv. On 12-06-2006 a raid was conduct under the command of SSP/ATF at
Panjgoor which successfully ended by the arrest of 18 accuses
persons and recovery of 02 SMG (AK-47) 01 Short Gun, 01 Hand
Grenade and other Ammunitions.
v.
On 13-6-206 at Satellite Town Quetta under the command of CCPO
Quetta ATF recovered the kidnapped person namely Ehsan and
arrested 03 accused, 02 SMG (AK-47) 02 Pistols alongwith a lot of
ammunitions were recovered during the raid.
vi. On 27-06-2006 under command of Col Zaffar of ISI at Mastung, this
agency arrested 02 accused and recovered 02 Pistols and 02 Hand
Grenades 01 Stolen Motor cycle during an ambush operation.
vii. On 29-10-2006 a raid was conducted under command of Col Naeem
Masood of ISI, this agency recovered 03 Pistols, 01 Rifle 7mm with a
lot of ammunitions and arrested 03 accused.
viii. On December 19, 2006 under command if CCPO, Quetta ATF
conducted a raid in Killi Raisani Western Bypass. In which 04 terrorist
were arrested and 02 expired during encounter, a Mazda loaded full
of ration, 02 cars, 03 SMG (AK-47) & 03 Pistols with ammunitions
recovered.
ix. On 19-12-2006 at Akhtar Abad Quetta, under command of SP Wazeer
Khan Nasir 05 accused were arrested and were expired in the
encounter during a raid.
Specialized Police Units
Role in maintaining law & order - 2006
7.6(vii)
The prevailing situation has multiplied the responsibilities and
need of ATF throughout the province. Following were the brief of
responsibilities being conducted by ATF in the year 2006:Conducting
raids
operation
based
on
information
of
law
enforcement and other intelligence agencies for apprehension of
notorious/wanted criminals and terrorists.
7-6(viii)







Close protection & escort duties with:-
The Governor of Balochistan
The Chief Minister Balochistan
The Provincial Police Officer, Balochistan.
The Chief Justice of Pakistan.
The Chief Secretary of Balochistan.
The Chief Justice of Balochistan High Court, Quetta.
Gunmen with Ministers and other high ranked officials.
ATF also performed close protection and escort duties with the
President and Prime Minister of Pakistan as well as other dignitaries and
foreign delegates on their visit to Balochistan
Sub-Jail ATF
7.6(ix)
ATF premises declared as Sub-Jail vide Home and Tribal Affairs
Government of Balochistan, Quetta No. SO(Prs) 2-23200185-8, Dated
January 17, 2002 for interrogation of suspects by JIT and for housing high
security under trial prisoners and it was decided that ATF officials would
run the affairs of Sub-Jail. But in 2006 only the security of Sub-Jail was
the responsibility of Anti Terrorist Force.
Specialized Police Units
Balochistan National Highway Police
7.7
Due to the Administrative structure divided into two systems
Balochistan Province remained lacking in High Way Police. However,
Balochistan National High Way Patrolling Police came into existence on 315-2003 for patrolling in between Jaffarabad and Sibi to control the criminal
activities on this high way with its headquarters at Naseerabad / Dera
Murad Jamali. Later, after proper establishment of Balochistan National
Highway Police, under the command of DIG, Balochistan National Highway
Patrolling merged into it and Police patrolling expanded to other Highways
and started Police patrolling on the following high ways which are
continuing round the clock to control the highway robbery / dacoity.
S. NO
AREA FROM TO
VEHICLES
1
SIM Shakh (Dera Allah Yar)
Disst: Jaffarabad to Sibi
Mastung to Hub on RCD road
Yaru to Chaman
Loralai to Rakni
12
INCHARGE
OFFICER
1 DSP
09
02
04
4 DSsP
01 DSP
01 DSP
2
3
4
statement of crime on Sibi-Jacobbad National Highway
7-7(i)
OFFENCE
17(3) Harraba
Do
17(3) Harraba
with 365 PPC
17(4)Harraba
22 Harraba
365 PPC
365 PPC
Murder
302
Q&D Ord
DISTRICT JURISDICTION
Sibi
Naseerabad
Sibi
NO OF INCIDENTS
2005
2006
12
04
02
01
01
-
Sibi
Sibi
Sibi
Naseerabad
Sibi
02
-
01
01
03
03
01
Total
17
14
Specialized Police Units
Future plan
7.7(ii)
To make the Balochistan National Highway Police effective and
the journey/traveling of the people more safer highway patrolling is being
expanded on National Highways throughout the province by dividing the
patrolling area into 8 Sectors in the second phase in near future. Working
on expansion of highway patrolling is under process and the proposed
plan will be soon submitted to the Government for providing the financial
aid. Proposed sectors for high way patrolling are as under:Bolan District - Sector No-1
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless set
Strength required
for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Dasht-Pir Panja
35
02
04
16
04
02
04
04
2
Pir Panja-Bibi Nani
30
02
04
16
04
02
04
04
3
Bibi Nani-Pir Pinjra Pul
30
02
04
16
04
02
04
04
4
Pinjra Pul-Sibi
35
02
04
16
04
02
04
04
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
09
16
68
17
09
18
18
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
130
Mastung District - Sector No-2
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required
for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Lukh Pass-Khud Kocha
30
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Khud Kocha- Mangochar
30
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Lakh Pass-Sheikh Wasil
30
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Sheikh Wasil-Kird Gap
30
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
120
05
08
36
09
05
10
10
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Specialized Police Units
Noshki District - Sector No-3
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required
for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
KirdGap-Noshki
40
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Noshki-Piduk
60
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Piduk-Dalbandin
120
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Dalbandin-Taftan
150
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
370
05
08
36
09
05
10
10
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Kalat District - Sector No-4
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required
for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Mangochar-Kalat
45
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Kalat-Bencha
45
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Bencha-Surab
45
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Surab-Jewa Cross
40
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
175
05
08
36
09
05
10
10
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Khuzdar District - Sector No-5
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted
with
wireless
set
Strength required
for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Jewa Cross-Khuzdar
80
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Khuzdar-Wadh
65
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Wadh –Luk Baran
60
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Luk Baran- Karrano
50
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
255
05
08
36
09
05
10
10
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Specialized Police Units
Lasbela District - Sector No-6
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Korrano-Uthal
130
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Uthal-Hub
95
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
225
03
04
20
05
03
06
06
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Pishin District - Sector No-7
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required for a
beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Shella Bagh-Killa Abdullah
20
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Killa Abdullah-Gulistan
15
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Gulistan cross- Yaroo
20
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Kuchlak-Khanozai
40
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
95
05
08
36
09
05
10
10
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Zhob/Loralai District - Sector No-8
Beats
Beat Name
K/Meters
No of
Vehicles
fitted with
wireless
set
Strength required for a
beat
Weaponry required
U.S
L.S
Dvr
Pistol
SMG
G-3
1
Khanozai-Muslim Bagh
50
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
2
Muslim Bagh-Killa Saifullah
60
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
3
Killa Saifullah cross-Loralai
50
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
4
Loralai-Mekhtar
60
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
5
Mekhtar-Kingri
55
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
6
Kingri-Chattar
50
01
02
08
02
01
02
02
7
Chattar-Rakhni
60
01
020
8
02
01
02
02
-
01
-
04
01
01
02
02
385
08
14
60
15
08
16
16
DSP Sector Incharge
Total
:
DSP/01
Specialized Police Units
Grand total
DSP/Sector Incharge
K/Meters
08
NOTE:
No of Vehicles fitted
with wireless set
-
45
Strength required for a beat
Weaponry required
U.S
74
Pistol
45
L.S
328
Dvr
82
Each patrolling vehicle will have a search light on it.
Traffic Police
7.8
Only in Quetta district which is the Capital City of Balochistan
Province an independent Superintendent of Police is functioning the duties
of traffic management. In other districts of Balochistan the traffic
control/management is being performed by the respective District Police
Officers. The strategy of traffic management is based on the principle of
traffic education rather than convictions.
Enforcement of traffic laws
7.8(i)
During the year 2006 all efforts were made to enforce traffic
laws/rules to the maximum stage and keep the traffic fully in control
through out the province. On violation of the traffic rules the following
action were taken:S.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Kind of vehicles
Buses
Trucks
WagonS
Pick-ups/Suzukis
Cars/Jeeps/ Taxi Cars
Rickshaws
Motorcycles
Donkey Carts/Hand Carts and
encroachment
Total
Challaned
4010
3910
1819
11600
9041
6506
6862
4500
48248
Amount of fine
Rs:15,08,780/Rs:13,75,200/Rs:5,30,150/Rs:22,90,200/Rs:18,50,100/Rs:12,60,450/Rs:14,70,300/Rs:2,70,650/Rs:1,13,65,980/-
SMG
90
G-3
90
Specialized Police Units
Further break-up of the Traffic Police on miscellaneous violations of
Traffic Rules is as under: 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Dark glasses removed from the vehicles
Action against the vehicles causing smoke pollution
Un-authorized red lights removed from the vehicles
Action against double Sawari
Action against the drivers u/s 113 M.V.O
Out of pattern Reg:No plates removed from the vehicle
Pressure horns removed from the vehicles
Un-registered vehicles impounded
=10,600
=11,650
= 210
= 3210
=
75
= 4300
= 690
= 368
Traffic Booths
7.8(ii)
At present, 2 Traffic Booths one at Regal Chowk and the other at
Old Bus Stand Satellite Town Quetta are functioning to make smooth flow
of traffic while the establishment of the following three Traffic Rooms
have been suggested by the SSP Traffic Quetta for controlling the
increasing traffic congestion on the roads of Quetta City: a.
Traffic Booth on Mezaan Chowk.
This Traffic Rooms will cover Mezaan Chowk, Shara-e-Iqbal, Sharae-Liaquat, Mission Road , Alamdar Road, Toghi Road and Adjoining
Areas.
b.
Traffic Booth on Gawalmandi Chowk
This Traffic Rooms will cover Gawalmandi Chowk, Sirki Road,
Mecongi Road, and Quarry Road and adjoining areas.
c.
Traffic Booth on Mir Gahi Khan Chow.
This Traffic Rooms will cover University to PTC and adjoining areas,
Hazar Ganji, Bus, Truck and fruit Mandi and adjoining areas and
Sabzal road and adjoining areas.
Specialized Police Units
Police Training College
Brief history
7.9
In 1963, a Recruit Training Centre was established at Kalat. In
1973, it was upgraded to Police Training School and shifted from Kalat to
Zhob, however, after some time it was re-shifted to Kalat. In 1978, it was
shifted at its present location i.e. Sariab situated at a distance of 18 Kilo
Meters from Quetta. In October 2003, it was upgraded to Police Training
College and is being supervised by the Commandant.
This is only one Police Training College through out the province of
Balochistan where the basic training to the Probationer Prosecuting
Inspectors, Probationer Assistant Sub Inspectors and Recruits is imparted.
Besides, Upper School Course, Investigation Officers Course, Intermediate
School Course, Lower School Course and other multiple professional
courses for the better training are being run at this college through the
well experienced and professional training staff. Moreover, training to the
Recruits is also imparted in Recruit Training Center (RTC) established in
Cantt: area Quetta. Training in Telecommunication is imparted to the
newly enrolled ASIs and Constables in Headquarter at Quetta. However,
police officers are deputed to Sihala and Hangu for Advance Course.
Training Staff
7-9(i)
Staff SPs DSsP
Admn:
01
02
Law
Drill
01
Staff
PDSP
01
-
IPs
11
-
PIs
02
-
SIs
22
05
ASIs
01
07
07
HCs
03
13
Cs
11
-
Total
18
43
26
Specialized Police Units
Courses run in 2006
7-9(ii)
S.No
1
2
3
Name of courses
Sessions
Number
of intake
Duration
From
To
1
15
4 Months
08-05-06
09-09-06
1st
2nd
3rd
1st
2nd
3rd
1st
78
214
227
130
319
360
173
06 Months
04 Months
04 Months
06 Months
04 Months
04 Months
06 Months
10-10-05
08-05-06
19-09-06
10-08-05
08-05-06
19-09-06
01-09-05
24-04-06
09-09-06
05-03-07
24-04-06
09-09-06
05-03-07
24-04-06
2nd
3rd
868
812
06 Months
06 Months
01-09-05
08-05-06
24-04-06
12-12-06
Prosecuting
Inspector Course
Intermediate
School Course
Lower School
Course
4
Recruit Course
(Levies)
BC
BC
Accommodation facilities
7-9(iii)
S.NO
Courses
1
Advance
2
Upper School Course
3
Intermediate School
Course
4
Lower School Course
5
Recruit Course
Period
No of Hostels
01 with 6 rooms
01 with 12 rooms
01 with 14 rooms
Capacity
2 trainees in one room
2 trainees in one room
20 trainees in one room
01 with 14 rooms
02 with 14 rooms
20 trainees in one room
80 trainees in one room
Furniture
7-9(iv)
S.No
1
2
3
Items
Class Rooms Chairs
Charpoyees
Lecture Stands
Available
Required
900
2049
14
500
200
6
Specialized Police Units
Training aids
7-9(v)
S.No
Name of Items
1
Computer Sets
2
Laser Printers
3
Fax Machines
4
Photostat Machines
5
DVD/VCP/VCR
6
White Boards with stand
7
White Board Marker
8
Chair for Instructors
Available
28
02
03
04
01 DVD, 01 VCP
15 without stands
-
Required
04
01
01 heavy duty
01 DVD, 01 VCP
100
Accommodation for staff
7-9(vi)
i.
Bungalow for the Commandant PTC Quetta is under construction.
ii.
03 Bungalows for DSP are under construction.
iii.
19 Quarters for upper and lower subordinates staff are also under
construction. However, in case of serious injury the trainees and
the staff are shifted to Civil Hospital Quetta for medication.
Health facilities
7.9(vii) A dispensary to provide the First Aid to the injured/ailing trainees
and staff is functioning at PTC and the necessary medicines are available
for the purpose.
Auditorium
7.9(viii) An Auditorium with a large capacity is available in PTC Quetta to
use for holding different functions, programs and delivering lectures to the
trainees.
CHAPTER NO.8
WELFARE AND AWARDS
Welfare and Awards
Welfare and awards.
8.1
Welfare is the due right of the subordinate staff which encourage
and creates enthusiasm in them who sacrifice their lives for the sake of
peace and justice combating the Anti Social elements. During the year
2006, a sum amounting to Rs:75,57,037/- was granted from welfare fund
and benevolent fund to the Police Officers and Jawans as Police Welfare
steps in terms of different allowances, scholar-ships, financial aids. Breakup is as under: Police benevolent fund granted.
8-1(i)
S/No
Nature of Aid
Officers
DSP to
SP
From
Constable to
IP/PI
Ministerial
Staff
Total
1
Maintenance allowance to the
widows/children
Funeral charges aid to Police
personnel on account of death of
their dependents.
Funeral charges aid to the
dependents of Police personnel
Total
3
182
15
200
Rs:37,13,377/-
-
17
11
28
Rs:1,20,000/-
-
55
05
60
Rs:9,04,000/-
03
254
31
288
2
3
Amount
Rs:47,37,377/-
Police welfare fund granted.
8-1(ii)
S#
Nature of Aid
Officers
DSP to SP
from
Constable
to IP/PI
Ministerial
Staff
Total
1
Retirement granted
Marriage aid to the daughters of
serving police personnel
Marriage aid to police personnel on
own marriage
Delivery fee aid to serving police
personnel
Loan to Police officials
Scholarship to the children of Police
personnel studying in colleges/
universities
Injured aid to serving Police
personnel
Shaheed aid
1
136
09
146
Rs:10,45,360/-
-
13
07
20
Rs:1,00,000/-
-
20
02
22
Rs:66,000/-
-
08
03
11
Rs:55,000/-
-
52
14
66
Rs:7,95,000/-
03
50
14
67
Rs:2,18,300/-
-
27
-
27
Rs:3,00,000/-
-
12
-
12
Rs:2,40,000/-
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Amount
Welfare and Awards
Encouragement and rewards.
8.1(iii) Accountability process and encouragements should go on side by
side for improving the performance of the personnel, achieving better
results and obtaining the set goals, for this purpose the Government of
Balochistan was pleased to allot a sum of Rs.81,00,000/- under head
rewards to police for granting to the police personnel from Constables to
Inspectors on doing good job on recognition of it and for the persuasion
to the others. So the deserving were granted suitable cash rewards with
Commendation Certificates.
The gazetted officers were issued letter of appreciation on their good
performance.
Gallantry awards.
8.1(iv)
The President of Pakistan was pleased to confer the award of
President Police Medal (PPM) for gallantry on the following police
officers/officials of Balochistan Police who received the medals from the
Governor Balochistan Mr. Awais Ahmed Ghani on 14th August 2006: a. Mr. Jamil Ahmed Constable No.124 (Posthumous)
b. Mr. Tajammul Sahah, Acting DSP Khuzdar
c. Mr. Mahewal Khan Sub Inspector
d. Mr. Ghulam Haider Constable No.149
Brief history of gallantry.
8.1(v)
On 24-08-2006, Mr. Tajammul Shah Acting DSP Khuzdar received
information that Nabi Bakhsh s/o Dhani Bakhsh involved in cases FIR
No.79/1995, u/s 302 Q&D Ord, 34 PPC and FIR No.128/2004, u/s 302-324
Q&D Ord: r/w 353-186-189 PPC of Police Station City Khuzdar in which
five army personnel and a Civilian Driver were killed had been seen near
“Dau Talwar” at Sultan Ibrahim Khan Road Khuzdar.
Welfare and Awards
On this information, DSP Khuzdar immediately arranged a police
party to conduct a raid for the arrest of the said criminal/terrorist. Police
party reached without any loss of time at the hiding place of the accused
and exhibiting professionalism carefully cordoned the place and asked him
to surrender. The accused avoided lawful orders and instead opened
indiscriminate firing on the police party resulting into the martyrdom of
constable Jamil Ahmed while other police personnel and one civilian
received bullet injuries. During exchange of firing the criminal also
received bullet injuries. He was immediately taken to DHQ Khuzdar but he
succumbed to injuries while being shifted to Quetta Hospital. The accused
was the head of a dangerous criminals gang and was also wanted in at
least 16 known cases of Baghbana “B” area. The DSP Tajammul Shah, SI
Mahewal Khan and Constable Ghulam Haider also received bullet injuries
but continued taking part in the operation courageously.
In recognition of their courage and exceptional boldness the
President of Pakistan has been pleased to confer Quaid-i-Azam Police
Medal (posthumously) on Mr. Jamil Ahmed, Constable and President
Police Medal on Mr.Tajammul Shah DSP, Mr. Mahewal Khan Sub Inspector
and Mr. Ghulam Haider Constable of Balochistan (Khuzdar) Police.
Low salaries and lack of facilities.
8.1(vi)
Since police department is a law enforcing organization with its
over all key role in maintaining the law & order situation and provide
peaceful environment, security to the life and property of the people. The
police force remain in state of emergency 24 hours as law & order
situation may arise at any time and the force have to confront the same.
At present, only one constable is available for each 250 people scattered
in vast area of the province. As per the nature of duties and commitment
Welfare and Awards
round the clock the salaries of police are comparatively much low. The
police personnel are leading their life from hand to mouth who could
hardly provide proper schooling, dieting, clothing to their children and the
own shelter for their residence is out of question. Other facilities of better
living are also lacking. Over time for late sitting due to work load after
duty hours as in other departments and provision of better facilities needs
to be favorably considered.
CHAPTER NO.9
INTERNAL ACCOUNTABIITY
Internal accountability
Accountability
9.1
Every member of the Police Force being a law enforcer is expected
to abide by the law in letter and spirit in his personal and professional
conducts. To maintain discipline in the force and to refrain the members
of the force from misuse of power and abuse of authority disciplinary rules
and penal laws (Efficiency And Disciplinary Rules 1975, Pakistan Penal
Code, Anti Terrorism Act, the Police Order 2002 etc) are available to the
authorities. Disciplinary action against the delinquent personnel is
tabulated below.
Major/minor punishments awarded during the year 2006
S.No.
Punishment awarded
IPs
Sis
ASIs
HCs
Cs
1
Dismissal/Removal
-
02
-
07
37
2
Drill Punishment
-
-
-
16
59
3
Forfeiture of Service
07
20
16
24
147
4
Stoppage of Increment
-
02
-
08
34
5
Discharge from service
-
-
-
07
-
6
Fine
-
04
-
38
393
7
Censure
18
30
08
45
513
8
Warning
-
-
-
08
509
9
Demotion/Reversion
-
02
-
-
-
CHAPTER NO.10
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Special projects
Conversion of “B” area Into “A” area Of Balochistan
It was decided in a Cabinet Meeting jointly chaired by the President
and Prime Minister of Pakistan, held on 28th August 2003, that the divide
of “B” area shall be done away with and the entire area of Balochistan
shall be under the control of one law enforcement agency i.e. Police, as is
the position in other Provinces of Pakistan. It was further decided that the
Conversion be made in a phased programme spread over five years.
Police Department was directed to prepare PC-I, on fast-track
basis, and an amount of Rs:5.00 Billion was committed by the Federal
Government to meet the expenses on shortage of Manpower, Logistical
support and for Civil Works in the Province.
The PC-I was prepared accordingly and finally the Project was
approved by the ECNEC on 25th February 2005, at an estimated cost of
Rs:5.515 Billion.
Scope of Project
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Recruitment.
Training.
Civil Works.
Logistics Support.
Final details
An amount of Rs:5.55 billion was required for the project as per following phases: PHASES
I
II
III
IV
V
TOTAL
RECURRING
232,297,528
289,137,196
318,135,711
171,686,148
140,417,240
1,151,673,823
NON-RECURRING
1,303,075,600
791,498,570
743,214,700
800,860,130
725,084,150
4,363,733,150
TOTAL
1,535,373,128
1,080,635,766
1,061,350,411
672,546,278
865,501,390
5,515,406,973
Special projects
Logistics Support
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Transport
Communication
Weapons
Machinery & Equipment
Rs:1695.143 Million
Rs:105.926 Million
Rs:493.439 Million
Rs:51.872 Million.
Progress
At he time of approval of Project there were 26 districts in the
Province. District Jaffarabad was already “A” area entirely while the
Project had to cover 25 districts. With passage of time 03 more district
have been established by the Government making a total of 29 districts.
Till date 25 districts have been converted from “B” area to “A” area i.e.
more than 80 % area of the Province has been converted from “B” area
i.e. Police area.
Details is as under: Conversion
2004-2005







Quetta
Naseerabad
Lasbela
Gawadar
Kech/Turbat
Pishin
Mastung
2005-2006






Sibi
Bolan
Khuzdar
Kalat
Panjgoor
Killa Abdullah
2006-2007









Dera Bugti
Chaghi
Loralai
Noshki
Ziarat
Barkhan
Kharan
Washuk
Musakhel




Yet to be
converted
Killa Saifullah
Kohlu
Zhob
Sherani
Only 4 districts have been left which shall be converted in next few
months. Efforts are being made to equip the force in the newly converted
areas with complete logistics in a very transparent manner. Civil Work has
also been started to provide office as well as residential accommodation to
the constabulary.
Special projects
Final progress
Year
Up to 2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
Rs: in Million
Expenditure
Rs:632.60
Rs:588.966
Rs:624.670
Allocation/released
Rs:702
Rs:608
Rs:624.670
Recruitment
More than 10,000 jobs are being provided to the youths of
Balochistan under this project.
Till date 5147 new vacancies have been sanctioned by the
government of Balochistan under the Project as per following details: UPTO DEC: 2006
SP
DSP
DSP
Legal
IP
PI
Legal
SIs
ASIs
05
60
13
133
10
321
553
HCs
Cs
1896 906
Wireless
Operator
402
1308
Ministerial staff
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
Office Superintendent
Steno
Assistant
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Class-IV
Total
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
06
07
16
14
19
786
848
Summary for creation of following posts has also been submitted to
the government seeking for approval of additional strength for 9 districts
for the years 2007-2008.
SP
DSP
DSP
Legal
IP
PI
Legal
SIs
ASIs
HCs
Cs
07
32
08
66
08
185
240
809
749
Wireless
Operator
147
896
Special projects
Ministerial Staff
i.
Office Superintendent
=
07
ii.
Steno
=
09
iii.
Assistant
=
15
iv.
Senior Clerk
=
16
v.
Junior Clerk
=
23
Total
=
70
Civil works
Federal Government is fully supporting the project hence no
problem has been faced in provision of funds. Civil Works was the only
problem due to which implementation on ground was delayed. Due to
increase in the price of material, Provincial Government has very recently
given approval to go-ahead with the Civil Work, as a result the works have
recently been started on fast track basis: i.
Work started
at
29
places.
ii.
Work awarded
at
22
Sites.
iii.
Tender in progress
at
21
places.
Progress on the project “raising of Balochistan constabulary
During the financial year 2005-2006, the new Item statement
amounting of Rs:1200 Million was prepared and sent to Ministry of
Interior for approval which was approved.
Following is the detail of quarter wise releases: 1st Quarter releases
2nd Quarter releases
Rs:267.800 M
Rs;267.800 M
Special projects
While an amount of Rs:664.400 Million of 3rd & 4th Quarters could
not be released because of Earth Quake Disaster.
During the year a sum of Rs:202.6 Million was expended and the
remaining amount of Rs:333.00 Million placed at the disposal of Provincial
Government Non Food Account No.1, for purchase of Aircraft and
Armoured Personnel Carriers.
Recruitment
During the year 2005-2006, 2000 posts in different cadres were got
created by Provincial Finance Department vide administrative Approval
No.31861-71/1(284)/A, dated 26-12-2005:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SP
DSsP
IPs
SIs
ASIs
HCs
Constables
Class-IV
Total
-
02
07
24
79
263
485
940
200
2000
100 % of these vacancies were filled by initial recruitment,
promotions and induction while 25 % of the vacancies of ASIs could not
be filled up because these were to be filled up through Provincial Public
Service Commission.
Civil Work
During the year an amount of Rs:565.800 Million was earmarked in
the Annual Work Plan with the following detail: i.
Construction of Academy Block at PTC Quetta.
ii.
Construction of Camp Office for PPO at Gawadar.
iii.
Construction of 2 Zonal Headquarters.
Special projects
But unfortunately, these work could not be initiated because of the
very low ceiling rates approved in the CSR-1998 (i.e. Rs:800/- per Sqft.)
The contractors refused to participate in the tenders.
Procurement
As per cash plan and work plan of the Financial Year 2005-2006, a
sum of Rs:331.05 Million was earmarked
for purchase. An amount of
Rs:180 Million was worked out for the purchase of Aircraft which could not
be done because of the end of financial year. However, this amount was
placed at the disposal of Provincial Government Non-Food Account No.1,
to avoid the lapse. The detail of the procurement made during the
financial year 2005-2006, is attached herewith.
Special projects
Detail of purchases of financial year 2005-2006
for Balochistan Constabulary Project
Name of items
Quantity
a) Transport
Pick-ups 4x4 D/C
10
Pick-ups 4x4 S/C
10
Pick-ups 4x2S/C
24
Water Tankers
04
Troop Carriers Trucks
60
Buses 30 seats
02
b)Arms/Ammunition
Rifles G-3
350
Rifles G-3 Ammo:
12000
SMG MP-5
200
C)Anti Riot Equipments
Tear Gas Shells
7500
Batons
1550
Anti Riot Shields
1400
Helmets
1400
Bullet Proof Jackets
500
d) Wireless Equipment
Walkie Talkies
135
Base Sets
45
Mobile Sets
90
e) Miscellaneous Equipments
Beds
1767
Niwar Cotton
4418 KGs
Kit Boxes
1767
Tents
600
f) Training Requirements
Foot Print Kits
04
Amount
Rs:2,31,19,000/Rs:2,11,20,000/Rs:2,00,16,000/Rs:51,00,000/Rs:7,56,45,000/Rs:36,40,000/Rs:91,72,000/Rs:
Rs:49,60,000/Rs:56,25,000/Rs:2,48,000/Rs:24,50,000/Rs:7,28,000/Rs:2,05,00,000/Rs:18,36,000/Rs:15,95,000/Rs:27,45,000/Rs:22,08,750/Rs:4,86,000/Rs:17,58,165/Rs:36,00,000/Rs:1,59,800/-
Special projects
AND CALL NOT THOSE WHO ARE SLAIN IN THE WAY OF ALLAH “DEAD”.
NAY, THEY ARE LIVING, ONLY YE PERCEIVE NOT.
(Al-Quran, Al- Baqra, 2-154)
SHAHEEDS OF BALOCHISTAN POLICE
During the year 2006, following 21 officers/Jawans of Balochistan Police
embraced Shahadat in the performance of their duties.
S.No
Name and rank
District
Date of
Shahadat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
DSP Muhammad Khalid Garamkani
IP/SHO Hub, Muhammad Hayat Lasi
SI Asghar Ali
SI Liaquat Ali
ASI Fatah Khan
HC/975 Nazar Hayat
HC/1242 Abdul Fateh
HC/742 Feroz khan
HC/202 Nazar Muhammad
HC/1074 Liaquat Ali
C/2458 Zafar Iqbal
C/56 Allah Nawaz
C/3316 Haqnawaz
C/224 Shabbir Abbasi
C/2159 Muhammad Yousuf
C/894 Jamal-ud-Din
C/1650 Noor Ahmed
C/794 Rahemdil
C/285 Naseebullah
C/402 Bagan Khan
C/35 Ali Sher
C/364 Daulat Khan
C/384 Ghulam Hussain
Quetta
Lasbela
Naseerabad
Naseerabad
Quetta
Quetta
Jaffarabad
Naseerabad
Kalat
Jaffarabad
Quetta
Quetta
Quetta
Quetta
Quetta
Pishin
Jaffarabad
Naseerabad
Naseerabad
Naseerabad
Naseerabad
Mastung
Gawadar
07-09-2006
30-06-2006
30-03-2006
11-05-2006
20-04-2006
16-11-2006
17-05-2006
17-05-2006
11-05-2006
11-05-2006
10-01-2007
20-04-2006
27-08-2006
01-11-2006
02-11-2006
11-05-2006
17-05-2006
11-03-2006
11-05-2006
11-05-2006
11-05-2006
05-06-2006
11-05-2006
ANNEXURES
1
ORGANOGRAM
IGP/PPO
DIG/HQ
Addl: IG
Inv:
Addl: IG
Admn:
Addl: IG
Comdt: BC
DIG
H/Ways
Comdt:
PTC
DIG
Loralai Region
DIG
Sibi Region
Addl: IG
CCPO Quetta
DIG
Khuzdar Region
DIG
Gawadar Region
DIG
Noshki Region
DIG
Investigation
PPH
SSP CID
SSP
Crimes Branch
DIG
Special Branch
1
(Annexure 2-6)
Police Districts
S.NO
Districts converted into Police area
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Killa Abdullah
Ziarat
Musakhel
Barkhan
Kalat
Mastung
Lasbela
Khuzdar
Noshki
Gawadar
Turbat
Panjgoor
Kharan
Washuk
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Dera Bugti
Chaghi
Jhal Magsi
Awaran
District yet to be converted
1
2
3
4
Killa Saifullah
Kohlu
Zhob
Sherani
(Annexure 4-1)
10 years crime figures of Balochistan Police from 1997 to 2006
OFFENCES
A
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Total
241
8
275
279
692
151
140
57
5
-
238
7
291
341
855
252
179
68
4
9
-
247
7
271
338
729
229
189
64
4
8
-
210
3
265
346
925
204
166
57
7
6
-
209
4
259
302
936
253
109
51
2
8
-
209
3
249
244
783
222
133
69
6
7
-
187
4
231
304
814
219
142
63
8
2
13
223
6
229
310
808
224
168
72
1
10
3
10
303
5
303
334
828
318
172
91
9
6
20
341
17
358
390
1067
407
171
147
14
4
12
2408
64
2731
3188
8437
2479
1569
739
55
65
3
55
73
12
1933
59
15
2318
61
18
2165
74
32
2295
70
2203
41
1966
32
60
2079
27
64
1
2156
60
65
25
2539
36
57
33
3054
155
624
1
135
22708
1
2
2
27
3
2
3
29
2
3
3
35
1
38
2
1
26
2
1
42
4
28
6
1
12
15
29
16
1
55
52
7
12
321
1
1
1
98
333
4
1
4
134
361
4
2
146
350
4
3
129
403
4
4
2
121
359
3
1
3
138
332
4
1
4
119
300
3
4
75
250
2
128
205
5
1
2
146
219
34
15
18
1234
3112
40
14
143
115
18
45
20
117
132
15
50
40
102
157
35
30
17
102
121
24
32
11
94
88
21
47
15
137
88
29
31
5
95
99
31
43
6
93
97
27
82
20
99
129
50
88
42
147
205
56
488
190
1129
1231
306
30
41
320
53
26
35
378
59
63
39
281
72
20
30
322
58
40
50
285
43
30
36
315
52
32
50
270
60
31
66
281
56
57
102
310
73
93
101
370
58
422
550
3132
584
CRIME AGAINST PERSON
a. Murder
b. Culpable Homicide
c. Attempt to Murder
e. Grievous Hurt
f. Simple Hurt
g. Rioting
h. Assault on Public Servant
k. Kidnapping/Abduction
l. Kidnapping for Ransom
m. Child Lifting
n. Suicide
o. Attempt to Suicide
P
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
1. karo Kari/Siya Kari
2.Rape/ Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC.
Total
CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY
a. Dacoity
C
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
c. Burglary
d. Motor Vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatched
iii. Motorcycle Theft
iv. Motorcycle Snatched
v. Other Motor Vehicle
Theft
vi. Other Motor Vehicle Snatched
e. Cattle Theft
f. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen Property
(S 411 PPC)
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Total
Miscellaneous
D
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
E
-
-
-
-
-
9
9
13
10
1368
1384
1302
1183
1271
1142
1060
1314
1615
752
809
1123
977
650
709
713
799
919
1018
41
12879
8469
125
225
113
231
134
212
132
281
103
271
121
254
132
276
165
310
212
275
221
335
1458
2670
694
531
36
26
339
1627
765
524
42
30
406
1002
731
547
36
22
596
1932
792
549
64
48
1004
2457
802
591
44
21
608
2066
521
403
20
11
487
1442
557
455
35
17
597
1661
519
440
42
145
455
1603
454
621
37
29
568
1712
405
649
22
25
801
1902
6240
5310
378
374
5861
18163
LOCAL & SPECIAL LAWS
i. Prohibition Ordinance
ii. Arms Act
iii. Gambling
iv. Smuggling
v. Other Local & Special Laws
Total
F
1240
BLASPHEMY
G.TOTAL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
3
-
4
5901
6606
6950
7444
6476
5763
6003
6092
6971
8145
66351
(Annexure 4-1)
9000
8145
8000
7444
6606
6950
7000
6971
6476
5901
5763
6000
6003
6092
5000
10 Years Crim e
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
(Annexure 4-2)
General View
Comparative break-up of all reported crime 2005-2006
OFFENCES
A
B
C
D
E
F
Crimes Against Persons
A Murder
b. Culpable Homicide (not amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on Public Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
Violence Against Women
1. Karo Kari/Siyakari
2. Rape/Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/Vehicle Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Miscellaneous Offences
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special Laws
Blasphemy (offences relating to religion)
GRAND TOTAL
Cases
Detected
2005
303
5
303
334
828
318
172
91
9
6
20
2006
341
17
358
390
1067
407
171
147
14
4
12
Diff
38
12
55
56
239
89
-1
56
5
-2
-8
2005
225
5
252
334
817
270
140
67
7
4
14
%
74
100
83
100
99
85
81
74
78
67
70
2006
197
2
267
337
905
326
136
95
8
1
5
%
58
12
75
86
85
80
79
65
57
25
42
60
65
0
0
0
25
36
57
0
0
0
33
-24
-8
0
0
0
8
49
64
0
0
0
25
82
98
0
0
0
100
32
46
0
0
0
32
89
81
0
0
0
97
15
29
16
1
55
1
1
26
1
28
7
97
1
29
6
53
2
128
205
5
1
2
146
219
3
1
2
18
14
57
118
45
58
2
1
53
131
40
50
36
60
82
20
99
129
50
57
102
310
73
13
919
88
42
147
205
56
93
101
370
58
10
1018
6
22
48
76
6
36
-1
60
-15
-3
99
17
10
33
38
19
25
97
233
72
6
794
21
50
33
29
38
44
95
75
99
46
86
11
13
35
59
17
37
87
235
55
4
790
12
31
24
29
30
40
86
63
95
40
78
212
275
221
335
9
60
169
237
80
86
164
236
74
70
454
621
37
29
568
3
6971
405
649
22
25
801
8145
-49
28
-15
-4
233
-3
1174
451
606
37
28
414
1
5781
99
98
100
97
95
33
83
396
613
22
25
485
5923
98
94
100
100
94
73
(Annexure 4-2)
9000
8145
8000
6971
7000
6000
5000
2005
2006
4000
3054
2539
3000
1709
1615
2000
1902
1314
919
1000
1018
487
556
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-7)
Break-up of crime of Capital City Police Quetta
OFFENCES
A
Cases
Detected
Crimes Against Persons
2005
2006
Diff
2005
%
2006
%
A Murder
b. Culpable Homicide (not amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on Public Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
90
2
105
200
259
219
41
29
4
5
5
100
2
108
196
326
269
57
39
3
3
7
10
3
-4
67
50
16
10
-1
-2
2
54
02
79
175
227
196
35
22
01
03
05
60
100
75
87.5
88
89
85
76
25
60
100
51
2
83
185
309
235
52
27
1
1
7
51
100
77
94
95
87
91
69
33
33
100
2
28
25
1014
21
33
1164
-2
-7
8
150
2
26
24
851
100
93
96
84
21
32
1006
100
97
86
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
-1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
41
122
0
1
1
46
109
0
1
1
5
-13
0
0
0
16
55
0
0
0
39
45
0
0
0
16
55
0
0
0
35
50
77
18
75
68
35
28
7
79
13
3
573
342
83
26
105
92
29
41
8
81
10
6
644
362
6
8
30
24
-6
13
1
2
-3
3
71
20
11
6
8
6
9
8
6
52
13
1
192
315
14
33
11
9
26
28.5
86
66
100
33
14
33
11
6
8
6
9
8
6
52
10
1
188
340
13
23
8
7
31
20
75
64
100
17
29
94
88
111
199
64
143
207
-24
32
8
67
86
153
76
77
77
52
90
142
81
63
69
116
129
14
15
350
2
626
116
214
10
1
402
743
85
-4
-14
52
-2
117
116
129
14
15
275
555
100
100
100
100
78
100
114
211
10
1
287
617
98
99
100
100
71
83
2754
3120
366
2066
75
2299
74
Violence Against Women
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Karo Kari/Siyakari
Rape/Zina
Gang Rape
Burning Through Stove
Burning Through Acid
354 PPC
Total
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
B
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/Vehicle Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Total
C
D
Miscellaneous Offences
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Total
E
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special Laws
G
Blasphemy (offences relating to religion)
Total
GRAND TOTAL
(Annexure 4-7)
3500
3120
3000
2754
2500
2000
2005
2006
1500
1164
1014
1000
644
573
342
500
362
350
199
402
207
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-8)
Break-up of crime of Northern Region (Loralai) 2005-2006
Offences
A
B
C
D
E
G
Crimes Against Persons
A Murder
b. Culpable Homicide (not amounting to
Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on Public Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
Violence Against Women
1. Karo Kari/Siyakari
2. Rape/Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/Vehicle Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Miscellaneous Offences
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special Laws
Blasphemy (offences relating to
religion)
GRAND TOTAL
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Total Region
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
4
-
14
-
10
-
14
-
16
-
2
-
7
-
6
-
-1
-
25
-
36
-
11
-
15
81
1
9
7
2
21
44
93
9
7
-
6
44
12
-1
-2
24
36
33
40
14
4
1
25
19
41
45
16
15
1
-
1
-17
8
5
2
11
1
-1
5
38
8
9
1
4
8
45
11
5
3
2
3
7
3
-4
2
-2
44
36
152
49
32
12
7
54
63
179
56
30
25
1
2
10
27
27
7
-2
13
1
-5
--
4
-
4
-
1
-
3
-
2
-
2
-
-
-2
-
3
-
7
-
4
-
2
1
-1
-
3
3
-
1
3
1
3
2
1
7
1
5
3
4
8
11
5
7
1
23
1
5
18
1
4
-5
4
8
9
-4
1
8
35
1
13
38
1
5
3
1
2
7
36
8
3
7
1
12
1
7
1
28
8
3
6
1
10
1
1
-8
3
3
4
3
1
13
65
1
1
5
6
3
7
1
18
1
63
1
2
3
-1
4
5
1
-2
1
2
3
14
3
1
1
6
12
-1
1
1
-2
6
-2
2
5
4
4
5
4
20
115
1
9
11
13
4
20
3
31
2
103
-1
9
6
9
15
-1
11
2
-12
6
13
13
18
7
5
5
8
5
8
-
3
8
1
2
-2
-6
14
29
19
28
5
-1
45
22
5
45
-
33
33
2
39
-
-12
11
-3
-6
-
14
20
1
12
-
21
23
21
-
7
3
-1
9
-
21
11
1
1
22
-
26
17
1
1
21
-
5
6
-1
-
80
53
7
1
79
-
80
73
3
1
81
-
20
-4
2
-
310
418
108
344
392
48
173
185
12
827
995
168
(Annexure 4-8)
995
1000
900
827
800
700
600
453
500
2005
2006
360
400
238
300
220
154
200
89
115
100
103
19
31
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-9)
Break-up of crime of Central Region (Khuzdar) 2005-2006
Offences
A
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Total Region
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
A Murder
3
16
13
8
20
12
11
17
6
18
9
-9
4
8
4
44
70
26
b. Culpable Homicide (not
amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
-
-
-
1
-
-1
-
-
-
1
15
14
-
-
-
2
15
13
-
5
5
8
31
23
5
15
10
20
-
-20
9
3
-6
42
54
12
d. Grievous Hurts
-
-
-
44
35
-9
10
22
12
1
3
2
4
2
-2
59
62
3
e. Simple Hurt
12
25
13
39
79
40
13
20
7
35
63
28
31
54
23
130
241
111
f. Rioting
9
22
13
2
9
7
14
16
2
4
13
9
-
2
2
29
62
33
g.
Assault
on
Public
Servants
hKidnapping/Abduction
2
8
6
7
6
-1
7
12
5
6
-
-6
1
3
2
23
29
6
1
3
2
3
20
17
3
2
-1
9
9
-
3
9
6
19
43
24
i. Kidnapping for ransom
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
-
j. Child Lifting
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
k. Attempt to Suicide
-
-
-
2
-
-2
-
-
-
2
1
-1
-
-
-
4
1
-3
1. Karo Kari/Siyakari
-
-
-
-
-
-
5
2
-3
-
1
1
-
-
-
5
3
-2
2. Rape/Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
-
-
-
2
-
-
-2
-
2
-
2
-
-
9
-
6
-
-3
-
1
-
2
-
1
-
14
-
10
-
-4
-
2
4
3
4
1
-
1
1
8
3
8
11
8
2
12
10
1
2
1
8
8
12
29
4
21
-
1
1
1
1
1
-
1
1
4
1
4
7
-
9
-
2
-
20
8
21
17
1
9
-
1
1
28
8
2
31
23
2
3
15
-
-
-
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
-
Crimes Against Persons
Violence Against women
B
C
D
E
G
ii. Car Snatching
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
4
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
4
iii. M/cycle Theft
-
1
1
7
3
-4
-
1
1
3
5
2
2
1
-1
12
11
-1
iv. M/cycle Snatching
9
5
11
11
-
5
24
19
-
-
-
21
46
25
1
2
1
4
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
-
1
1
2
-
-2
1
6
5
1
5
4
1
3
2
5
15
10
vi. other M/Vehicle
Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen
Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Miscellaneous
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special
Laws
Blasphemy (offences
relating to religion)
GRAND TOTAL
1
6
5
3
3
-
-
1
1
4
9
5
1
1
-
9
20
11
1
2
14
5
2
2
4
4
24
6
6
28
5
2
4
-1
11
-
15
1
4
1
3
21
35
5
35
17
2
14
-18
18
-
3
21
-
3
3
-
7
86
42
16
113
28
9
27
-14
2
14
12
45
50
5
18
60
42
34
32
-2
11
29
18
110
185
75
2
2
10
10
8
8
5
4
12
10
7
6
7
5
8
11
1
6
31
44
46
37
15
-7
2
2
2
5
3
47
57
78
73
31
16
3
6
-
11
14
1
1
12
8
8
1
1
1
33
12
4
24
20
26
1
2
48
-13
14
1
-2
24
6
6
2
10
3
2
4
-3
72
70
20
8
52
25
34
-20
-45
3
3
13
6
16
21
3
13
8
111
97
2
4
62
91
91
2
3
118
-20
-6
-1
56
12
11
-2
26
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6
1
-
-1
-
-
-
1
-
-1
70
192
122
295
431
136
154
270
116
469
496
27
110
194
84
1098
1583
485
(Annexure 4-9)
1583
1600
1400
1200
1098
1000
800
2005
2006
591
600
372
400
277
277
185
191
200
110
305
151
104
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-10)
Break-up of crime of Southern Region (Gawadar) 2005-2006
Offences
A
Crimes Against Persons
A Murder
b.
Culpable
Homicide
(not
amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on Public Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
Violence Against Women
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
B
C
D
E
F
Karo Kari/Siyakari
Rape/Zina
Gang Rape
Burning Through Stove
Burning Through Acid
354 PPC
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/Vehicle Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Miscellaneous
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special Laws
Blasphemy (offences relating
to religion)
GRAND TOTAL
Gawadar
Turbat
Panjgoor
Total Region
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
5
-
6
-
1
-
14
1
15
-
1
-1
7
-
8
-
1
-
26
1
29
-
3
-1
7
39
7
8
4
-
8
37
11
7
7
-
1
-2
4
-1
3
-
13
2
34
11
26
8
-
15
1
62
6
9
2
-
2
-1
28
-5
-17
-6
-
12
32
6
2
-
19
39
5
3
-
7
7
-1
1
-
32
2
105
18
40
14
-
42
1
138
17
21
12
-
10
-1
33
-1
-19
-2
-
1
-
3
-
2
-
1
1
-
-
-1
-1
-
4
-
1
-
-4
1
-
5
2
-
4
-
-5
2
-
-
1
1
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
1
1
9
3
4
8
-5
5
13
12
11
8
-2
-4
11
-
20
-
9
-
33
15
35
16
2
1
1
1
15
36
1
4
1
2
28
35
1
3
-1
1
2
13
-1
2
7
1
6
2
14
2
3
47
1
8
2
2
5
33
1
89
-1
1
1
-4
3
19
-1
-3
42
12
31
15
23
3
-8
3
8
1
6
2
41
2
3
114
1
5
8
3
4
5
76
1
147
1
2
2
-2
3
35
-1
-3
7
10
13
13
6
3
5
3
7
7
2
4
2
-
-
-2
-
14
13
20
20
6
7
11
11
13
-
27
15
15
-
16
4
2
-
34
44
33
-
23
52
71
-
-11
8
38
-
3
24
7
-
10
14
3
-
7
-4
-
48
79
53
-
60
81
89
-
12
2
36
-
188
247
58
339
430
91
153
160
7
680
837
157
-10
33
(Annexure 4-10)
900
837
800
700
680
600
500
2005
2006
400
300
245
264
230
180
156
200
114
147
114
100
27
40
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-11)
Break-up of crime of Eastern Region (Sibi) 2005-2006
Offences
A
B
C
D
E
F
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total Region
Crimes Against
Persons
A Murder
b. Culpable Homicide
(not amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on P/Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
Violence Against
Women
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
15
-
7
-
-8
-
60
-
44
-
-16
-
43
-
37
-
-6
-
-
18
-
18
-
118
-
106
-
-12
-
7
3
63
3
7
3
-
8
8
70
2
9
5
-
1
5
7
-1
2
2
-
33
27
56
13
10
4
1
-
37
26
36
14
13
5
2
4
-1
-20
1
3
1
-1
2
40
7
63
16
4
4
45
24
63
9
10
1
1
-
5
17
-7
6
1
1
-4
-
10
10
14
1
2
3
-
10
10
14
1
2
3
-
80
37
182
3
36
17
4
1
4
100
68
183
3
34
28
9
1
2
20
31
1
-2
11
5
-2
1. Karo Kari/Siyakari
2. Rape/Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
1
-
1
-
1
-1
-
18
8
-
18
7
-
-1
-
30
9
-
14
4
-
-16
-5
-
-
4
-
4
-
48
18
-
33
15
-
-15
-3
-
7
1
3
-
-4
-1
3
7
4
8
3
-5
-
2
2
7
12
3
12
-4
-
2
12
6
1
4
2
-1
-8
-4
2
1
1
9
9
1
-7
8
4
18
1
2
22
1
-2
4
-
6
-
6
-
2
18
25
3
21
33
1
3
8
5
2
3
6
13
-
5
8
2
10
18
9
5
3
-2
-1
4
5
9
2
3
14
2
3
19
35
8
1
2
4
19
2
28
28
3
1
1
5
-2
-1
9
-7
-5
2
1
9
1
3
57
36
8
6
17
3
3
31
19
5
-2
5
8
2
-26
-17
-3
-
2
2
2
1
4
-
2
2
2
1
4
-
2
2
4
28
5
9
82
84
16
3
2
15
46
5
8
69
69
17
1
11
18
-1
-13
-15
1
1
59
56
-1
-3
83
85
-2
6
77
4
71
-2
-6
-
-
-
7
219
4
212
-3
-7
9
10
9
11
1
22
11
13
23
-9
12
18
44
13
35
-5
-9
-
5
2
5
2
49
65
40
71
-9
6
32
17
2
13
19
16
1
18
-13
-1
-1
5
18
108
3
9
9
58
1
81
-9
-50
-2
72
45
128
9
9
2
24
98
4
20
7
-21
-30
-5
11
5
-
2
7
1
5
2
7
1
5
95
253
14
9
24
54
179
7
20
111
-41
-74
-7
11
87
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
302
302
-
576
585
9
701
596
-105
-
103
103
1589
1586
7
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/V/Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen
Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
Miscellaneous
Offences
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
v. Other Local & Special
Laws
Blasphemy (offences
relating to religion)
GRAND TOTAL
-
(Annexure 4-11)
1579
1586
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
2005
2006
548
600
582
395
400
303
371
310
219
200
212
114
111
0
All Crime
Persons
Property
Misc:
Accident
L & Spl Laws
(Annexure 4-12)
Region-wise comparative break-up of all crime 2005-2006
Offences
A
Crimes Against
Persons
A Murder
b. Culpable Homicide
(not amounting to Murder
c. Attempt to Murder
d. Grievous Hurts
e. Simple Hurt
f. Rioting
g. Assault on P/Servants
h. Kidnapping/Abduction
i. Kidnapping for ransom
j. Child Lifting
k. Attempt to Suicide
Quetta
2005
2006
90
2
100
2
105
200
259
219
41
29
4
5
5
Northern Region
Central Region
Southern Region
Eastern Region
Diff
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
05
06
D
10
25
-
36
-
11
-
44
2
70
15
26
13
26
1
29
-
3
-1
118
-
106
-
-12
-
108
196
326
269
57
39
3
3
7
3
-4
67
50
16
10
-1
-2
2
44
36
152
49
32
12
7
54
63
179
56
30
25
1
2
10
27
27
7
-2
13
1
-5
42
59
130
29
23
19
1
4
54
62
241
62
29
43
1
1
12
3
111
33
6
24
-3
32
2
105
18
40
14
-
42
1
138
17
21
12
-
10
-1
33
-1
-19
-2
-
80
37
182
3
36
17
4
1
4
100
68
183
3
34
28
9
1
2
20
31
1
0
-2
11
5
-2
2
28
25
21
33
-2
-7
-
8
3
-
7
-
4
-
5
14
-
3
10
-
-2
-4
-
5
2
--
4
-
-5
2
--
48
18
-
33
15
-
-15
-3
-
7
6
-1
2
1
7
1
5
8
8
12
29
4
21
-
1
1
1
1
7
12
3
12
-4
0
41
122
1
1
46
109
1
1
5
-13
8
35
1
13
38
1
5
3
28
8
2
31
23
2
3
15
33
15
35
16
2
1
2
18
25
3
21
33
1
3
8
77
18
75
68
35
28
7
79
13
83
26
105
92
29
41
8
81
10
6
8
30
24
-6
13
1
2
-3
2
5
4
4
5
4
20
-
1
9
11
13
4
20
3
31
2
-1
9
6
9
15
-1
11
2
1
12
21
5
9
7
86
42
1
4
11
46
15
20
16
113
28
4
-1
25
10
11
9
27
-14
3
8
1
6
2
41
2
1
5
8
3
4
5
76
1
1
2
2
-2
3
35
-1
2
2
4
28
5
9
82
84
16
3
2
15
46
5
8
69
69
17
1
11
18
-1
-13
-15
1
3
342
6
362
3
20
115
103
-12
110
185
75
3
114
147
-3
33
7
219
4
212
-3
-7
88
111
64
143
-24
32
14
29
19
28
5
-1
47
57
78
73
31
16
14
13
20
20
6
7
49
65
40
71
-9
6
116
129
116
214
-
80
53
80
73
20
111
97
91
91
-20
-6
48
79
60
81
12
2
95
253
54
179
-41
-74
14
15
350
10
1
402
3
1
81
-4
2
2
4
62
2
3
118
-1
56
53
89
36
14
9
24
7
20
111
-7
11
87
2
-
52
-2
7
1
79
-
-
-
1
-
-1
-
-
-
-
-
-
2754
3120
366
1583
485
680
837
157
1589
1586
7
-
Violence Against
Women
1. Karo Kari/Siyakari
2. Rape/Zina
3. Gang Rape
4. Burning Through Stove
5. Burning Through Acid
6. 354 PPC
B
Crime Against Property
a. Dacoity
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. Other
b. Robbery
i. Highway
ii. Bank
iii. Petrol Pump
iv. other
c. Burglary
d. Motor vehicle Theft
i. Car Theft
ii. Car Snatching
iii. M/cycle Theft
iv. M/cycle Snatching
v. Other M/Vehicle Theft
vi. other M/V/Snatching
e. Cattle Theft
F. Other Theft
g. Receiving Stolen
Property
h. Theft u/s 382 PPC
C
D
Miscellaneous
Offences
Traffic Accidents
i. Fatal Accidents
ii. Non-Fatal Accidents
E
Local & Special Laws
i. Prohibition Ord:
ii. Arms Ord:
iii. Gambling Act
iv. Smuggling Act
F
v. Other Local & Special
Laws
Blasphemy (offences
relating to religion)
GRAND TOTAL
85
-4
-14
827
995
168
1098
(Annexure 4-12)
9000
8145
8000
6971
7000
6000
5000
2005
2006
4000
2754
3120
3000
1583
2000
827
995
1579
1098
1586
837
680
1000
0
All Crime
Quetta
LRI REG:
KZR REG:
GWR REG:
SIBI REG:
Annexure 7-1(i)
Cases detected and reregistered by Crimes Branch 2005-2006.
S.No
Offences
1
13-E Arms
Ord:
2
4-5 Exp:
Act
3
9 CNS Act
4
Forge
currency
5
Fraud /
forgery
6
Foreigners
Reg: Act
7
Drugs Act.
8
Gambling
Act
Total
Years Rep Adm Can
2005
4
4
2006
9
9
2005
1
1
2006
2
2
2005
2
2
2006
3
3
2005
2006
1
1
2005
5
5
2006
6
6
2005
8
8
2006
3
3
2005
3
3
2006
2005
2
2
2006
2005
25
25
2006
24
24
U/T
U/Inv
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
Ch
3
9
1
2
2
1
3
6
8
3
3
2
21
22
Con Acq
2
2
1
1
1
3
8
1
2
13
8
u/Trial
2
1
1
3
1
1
6
1
1
1
3
2
3
5
13
Annexure 7-5(ii)
Cases detected and registered by CID during 2005-2006
Offen
13-E Arms
Ord:
9 CNS Act
Total
Years
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
Rep
5
2
1
7
1
Adm Can U/T u/inv Ch
5
2
1
7
1
-
-
4
4
-
1
2
1
3
1
Con
1
2
3
-
Acq
-
U/Trace
1
1
(Annexure 4-13(i)
Disposal of cases - 2005-2006
Offences
Crimes Against
persons
Murder
Culpable Homicide
(not amounting to murder
Attempt to Murder
Grievous Hurt
Simple Hurt
Rioting
Assault on P/Servants
Kidnapping/ Abduction
Kidnapping for ransom
Child lifting
Attempt to Suicide
Years
2005
Rep:
Adm:
303
303
Cancl:
Filed Un
Traced
-
Under
Inv:
12
66
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Und
er
Tria
l
225
42
72
111
2006
2005
2006
341
5
2
339
5
2
2
-
13
-
128
1
2
198
4
-
28
2
-
17
2
-
153
-
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
303
373
334
390
828
1067
318
407
172
171
91
147
9
14
6
4
20
12
303
371
331
390
825
1066
316
406
172
171
91
141
9
14
6
4
20
12
2
3
3
1
2
1
6
-
9
8
3
1
5
1
2
10
4
1
1
1
-
46
110
126
117
57
190
59
164
16
29
23
44
2
3
1
2
1
248
253
202
272
763
875
257
242
154
132
64
96
6
11
5
2
19
11
53
50
37
51
220
283
38
27
47
30
15
26
14
4
109
54
101
84
365
221
68
77
73
21
26
20
3
7
3
4
4
86
149
64
137
178
371
151
138
34
81
23
50
3
4
2
2
1
3
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
60
36
65
57
25
33
60
36
65
57
25
33
-
1
-
5
2
4
6
4
13
54
34
61
51
21
20
13
3
22
7
4
4
31
10
26
30
11
8
10
21
13
14
6
8
2005
15
15
-
1
14
-
-
-
-
2006
16
16
-
2
13
1
-
-
1
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
1
29
55
1
29
54
1
2
2
7
23
1
20
29
3
4
11
10
1
6
15
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Karo kari/ Syakari
Rape/Zina
Gang Rape
Burning through Stove
Burning through Acid
354 PPC
Crime against property
Dacoity
Highway
Bank
Petrol Pump
Other
Robbery
Highway
Bank
Petrol Pump
Other
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2
5
1
2
128
146
2
5
1
2
128
146
-
14
6
2
43
65
5
1
2
71
75
19
18
3
1
35
22
2
1
1
17
35
Burglary
2005
205
205
-
14
67
124
46
49
29
2006
219
219
-
9
79
131
28
40
63
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
82
88
20
42
99
82
88
20
42
99
-
5
2
3
1
6
56
77
11
28
59
21
9
6
13
34
1
11
3
1
4
5
11
17
8
2
8
12
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
147
129
205
50
56
57
93
102
101
310
370
73
58
13
10
919
1018
147
129
205
50
56
57
93
102
101
310
369
73
58
12
10
917
1015
1
2
2
3
7
26
17
7
2
13
6
4
2
28
12
7
14
101
61
115
26
34
31
59
2
8
41
109
4
6
3
3
120
244
39
42
73
17
20
13
28
96
91
241
248
69
52
8
7
790
757
9
9
10
6
3
4
4
21
13
107
82
36
12
4
276
182
6
17
20
6
8
4
4
54
35
83
51
19
6
2
1
269
143
24
16
43
5
9
5
20
21
43
51
115
14
34
2
6
245
432
2005
2006
2005
2006
212
221
275
335
212
221
275
335
3
-
4
7
6
7
26
43
48
86
179
171
221
242
45
52
70
72
90
34
116
70
44
85
35
100
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
454
405
621
649
37
22
29
25
568
801
3
-
454
405
620
648
37
22
29
25
568
801
3
-
1
1
-
4
1
24
26
-
3
13
8
12
5
125
262
-
451
392
608
635
37
22
24
25
419
513
3
-
334
191
319
172
34
15
10
19
316
249
2
-
50
33
129
89
1
2
9
2
62
61
1
-
67
168
160
374
2
5
5
4
41
203
-
2005
2006
6971
8145
6959
8127
16
18
206
157
1172
2191
5577
5779
2180
1648
1919
1200
1478
2931
M/Vehicle Theft
Car Theft
Car snatching
M/C Theft
M/V Snatching
Other M/V Theft
Other M/V Snatching
Cattle Theft
Other Theft
Receiving Stolen property
Theft u/s 382
Miscellaneous
Traffic Accidents
Fatal Accidents
Non-Fatal Accidents
Local & Special Law
Prohibition Ord:
Arms Ord:
Gambling Act
Smuggling Act
Other Local & Special Law
Blasphemy (offences
relating to religion)
Grand Total
9000
8000
8 14 5
6 9 71
8 12 7
6 9 59
7000
5577
6000
5779
5000
2005
4000
2931
3000
2 19 1
2000
2 18 0
16 4 8
1172
1000
16
0
All Rep
Adm :
18
Can
206
19 19
12 0 014 78
157
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-13(i)
2006
(Annexure 4-13(ii)
Disposal of cases – crime against persons - 2005-2006
Offences
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
Filed Un
Traced
Under
Inv:
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Under
Trial
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
303
341
5
2
303
373
334
390
828
1067
318
407
172
171
91
147
9
14
6
4
20
12
303
339
5
2
303
371
331
390
825
1066
316
406
172
171
91
141
9
14
6
4
20
12
2
2
3
3
1
2
1
6
-
12
13
9
8
3
1
5
1
2
10
4
1
1
1
-
66
128
1
2
46
110
126
117
57
190
59
164
16
29
23
44
2
3
1
2
1
225
198
4
248
253
202
272
763
875
257
242
154
132
64
96
6
11
5
2
19
11
42
28
2
53
50
37
51
220
283
38
27
47
30
15
26
14
4
72
17
2
109
54
101
84
365
221
68
77
73
21
26
20
3
7
3
4
4
111
153
86
149
64
137
178
371
151
138
34
81
23
50
3
4
2
2
1
3
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
60
36
65
57
25
33
2539
3054
60
36
65
57
25
33
2531
3042
8
12
1
38
34
5
2
4
6
4
13
410
811
54
34
61
51
21
20
2083
2197
13
3
22
7
4
4
507
513
31
10
26
30
11
8
894
553
10
21
13
14
6
8
682
1131
Years
Crimes Against persons
Murder
Culpable Homicide
(not amounting to murder
Attempt to Murder
Grievous Hurt
Simple Hurt
Rioting
Assault on P/Servants
Kidnapping/ Abduction
Kidnapping for ransom
Child lifting
Attempt to Suicide
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Karo kari/ Syakari
Rape/Zina
Gang Rape
Burning through Stove
Burning through Acid
354 PPC
Total
3500
3054
3000
2539
3042
2531
2500
2083
2197
2000
2005
1500
1131
1000
894
811
410
500
8 12 38
0
All Rep
Adm:
Can
507
513
553 682
34
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
Acq:
P/C
2006
(Annexure 4-13(iii)
Disposal of cases – crime against property 2005-2006.
Crime against property
Dacoity
Years
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
Filed Un
Traced
Under
Inv:
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Under
Trial
Highway
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
15
16
1
29
55
15
16
1
29
54
1
1
2
2
2
14
13
7
23
1
1
20
29
3
4
11
10
1
1
6
15
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2
5
1
2
128
146
205
219
2
5
1
2
128
146
205
219
-
14
6
14
9
2
43
65
67
79
5
1
2
71
75
124
131
19
18
46
28
3
1
35
22
49
40
2
1
1
17
35
29
63
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
82
88
20
42
99
82
88
20
42
99
-
5
2
3
1
6
56
77
11
28
59
21
9
6
13
34
1
11
3
1
4
5
11
17
8
2
8
12
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
147
129
205
50
56
57
93
102
101
310
370
73
58
13
10
1314
1615
147
129
205
50
56
57
93
102
101
310
369
73
58
12
10
1313
1613
1
2
2
2
7
26
17
7
2
13
6
4
2
28
12
123
68
101
61
115
26
34
31
59
2
8
41
109
4
6
3
3
427
720
39
42
73
17
20
13
28
96
91
241
248
69
52
8
7
762
825
9
9
10
6
3
4
4
21
13
107
82
36
12
4
267
183
6
17
20
6
8
4
4
54
35
83
51
19
6
2
1
298
213
24
16
43
5
9
5
20
21
43
51
115
14
34
2
6
197
429
Bank
Petrol Pump
Other
Robbery
Highway
Bank
Petrol Pump
Other
Burglary
M/Vehicle Theft
Car Theft
Car snatching
M/C Theft
M/V Snatching
Other M/V Theft
Other M/V Snatching
Cattle Theft
Other Theft
Receiving Stolen property
Theft u/s 382
Total
1800
1615
1613
1600
1400
1314
1313
1200
1000
720
800
600
825
762
2005
2006
429
427
298
400
267
123
200
2
0
All Rep
Adm:
Can
2
183
213
197
68
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-13(iv)
Disposal of miscellaneous cases 2005-2006
Years
2005
2006
Miscellaneous
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
919
1018
917
1015
2
3
Filed Un
Traced
7
14
Under
Inv:
120
244
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Under
Trial
790
757
276
182
269
143
245
432
1200
1000 919
1018
917
1015
790
800
757
2005
600
2006
432
400
200
269
276
244
120
2
3
0
All Rep
Adm:
Can
7
245
143
182
14
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-13(v)
Disposal of traffic accident cases - 2005-2006
Traffic Accidents
Years
Non-Fatal Accidents
Total
500
Adm:
Cancl:
212
221
275
335
487
556
212
221
275
335
487
556
3
3
-
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
Fatal Accidents
600
Rep:
556
487
Filed Un
Traced
4
7
6
7
10
14
Under
Inv:
26
43
48
86
74
129
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Under
Trial
179
171
221
242
400
413
45
52
70
72
115
127
90
34
116
70
206
104
44
85
35
100
79
185
556
487
400
413
400
2005
300
2006
206
185
200
129
115
74
100
3
0
All Rep
Adm:
Can
0
10
127
104
79
14
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-13(vi)
Disposal of local & special laws cases -2005-2006
Local & Special Law
Years
Prohibition Ord:
Arms Ord:
Gambling Act
Smuggling Act
Other Local & Special Law
Blasphemy (offences
relating to religion)
Grand Total
1902
2000
1800
1712
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
454
405
621
649
37
22
29
25
568
801
3
1712
1902
454
405
620
648
37
22
29
25
568
801
3
1711
1901
1
1
1
1
Filed Un
Traced
4
1
24
26
28
27
Under
Inv:
3
13
8
12
5
125
262
141
287
Chal:
Con
Acq:
Under
Trial
451
392
608
635
37
22
24
25
419
513
3
1542
1587
334
191
319
172
34
15
10
19
316
249
2
1015
646
50
33
129
89
1
2
9
2
62
61
1
252
187
67
168
160
374
2
5
5
4
41
203
275
754
1901
1711
1542 1587
1600
1400
1200
1015
1000
800
2005
754
646
600
400
252
287
200
1
0
All Rep
Adm :
Can
28
1
141
27
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
187 275
Acq:
P/C
2006
(Annexure 4-13(vii)
Disposal of bomb blasts cases - 2005-2006
Offences
Years
Bomb Blasts
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
104
237
104
237
-
2005
2006
237
250
Filed Un
Traced
19
61
Under
Inv:
66
158
Chal:
Con
Acq
Under
Trial
19
18
4
3
3
2
12
13
237
200
158
150
104
2005
104
2006
100
61
66
50
19
0
0
All Rep
Adm:
19
18
Can
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
3
3
4
0
Con:
13
2 12
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-13(viii)
Disposal of rocket firing cases - 2005-2006
Offences
Rocket Firing
48
50
Years
Rep:
Adm:
Cancl:
26
48
26
48
-
2005
2006
Filed Un
Traced
1
5
Under
Inv:
22
36
Chal:
Con
Acq
Under
Trial
3
7
-
2
3
1
4
48
45
40
36
35
30 26
26
25
2005
22
2006
20
15
10
7
5
5
0
0
All Rep
Adm:
Can
0
3
1
0
File U/T
U/inv:
Cha
Con:
0
2
3
4
1
Acq:
P/C
(Annexure 4-14
Property stolen/recovered - 2005-2006
S.No
District/Region wise
Stolen
2005
Recovery
%
72602733
23476030
1
Quetta
2
Northern Region (LORALAI)
90991183
21859610
24%
347240
57%
11850174
4535340
38%
Loralai
2859378
1181274
41%
12240950
7805600
64%
Zhob
619245
97790
16%
629690
127630
20%
4086913
1626304
40%
24720814
12468570
50%
Kalat
633610
31450
5%
14308769
8376110
59%
Khuzdar
5525430
1512400
27%
4478522
810800
18%
Lasbela
9459107
6114622
65%
22288016
4219200
19%
Chaghi
2368850
681141
29%
1649900
508500
31%
-
-
-
23704430
23505000
99%
17986997
8339613
46%
66429637
37419610
56%
Kech
3906050
172620
4%
7331134
2687760
37%
Gawadar
283120
83620
30%
57640000
282000
5%
Panjgoor
131200
105000
80%
591603
85900
15%
4320370
361240
8%
13682737
3055660
22%
Naseerabad
3506845
1235520
35%
11386891
1576700
14%
Jaffarabad
6528550
3272135
50%
15451752
6874900
44%
Sibi
8024129
3317760
41%
4243060
2522400
59%
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total of Region
18059524
7825415
43%
31081703
10974000
35%
Grant Total
117056537
41628602
36%
226906074
85777450
38%
Central Region
Total of Region
Southern Region
Total of Region
5
32%
608290
Mastung
4
%
Pishin
Total of Region
3
Stolen
2006
Recovery
Eastern Region
Bolan
(Annexure 4-14(i)
Auto theft
Stolen
Offence
Recovered
2005
2006
2005
%
2006
%
Cars
82
88
13
16
8
9
Motorcycles
99
147
19
19
19
13
Other vehicles
50
56
14
28
11
20
160
147
140
120
100
80
99
82 88
2005
60
50 56
2006
40
19
13
20
8
0
Cars
Car Rec: M/Cycle
14
19
Rec:
Other
Veh:
11
Rec:
(Annexure 4-14(ii)
Auto snatching
Snatched
Offence
Recovered
2005
2006
2005
%
2006
%
Cars
20
42
9
45
19
45
Motorcycles
129
205
31
24
48
23
Other vehicles
57
93
22
39
33
35
250
205
200
150
129
2005
93
100
50
20
42
9
19
31
48
2006
57
22
0
Cars
Car Rec: M/Cycle
Rec:
Other
Veh:
Rec:
33
(Annexure 4-14(iii)
District wise cars stolen - 2005-2006
S#
Districts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
Stolen
2005
77
1
-1
1
2
81
2006
83
1
1
1
88
Recovered
2005
2006
11
7
1
1
1
1
14
8
(Annexure 4-14(iv)
District wise cars snatched - 2005-2006
S#
Districts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
Stolen
2005
18
2
20
2006
26
8
1
6
2
2
45
Recovered
2005
2006
7
6
5
1
4
1
2
2
9
19
(Annexure 4-14(v)
District-wise motorcycles
stolen and recovered 2005-2006
S#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Districts
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
Stolen
2005
2006
75
105
3
3
5
2
3
1
7
3
1
3
5
2
1
1
4
2
1
5
3
4
1
6
99
147
Recovered
2005
2006
8
6
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
19
19
(Annexure 4-14(vi)
District-wise motorcycles
snatched and recovered 2005-2006
S#
Districts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
Snatched
2005
2006
68
92
1
7
3
6
1
2
4
9
11
11
5
24
1
7
8
5
8
14
19
9
17
2
129
205
Recovered
2005
2006
6
6
1
5
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
3
1
3
3
7
10
6
14
31
48
(Annexure 4-14(vii)
District-wise other vehicles
stolen and recovered 2005-2006
S#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
District
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLES
Stolen
Recovered
2005
2006
2005
2006
35
29
8
5
1
4
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
6
1
1
5
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
50
56
14
11
(Annexure 4-14(viii)
District wise other vehicles
snatched and recovered - 2005-2006
s#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
District
Quetta
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
Kalat
Khuzdar
Mastung
Lasbela
Noshki
Gawadar
Kech
Panjgoor
Sibi
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
Total
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLES
Snatched
Recovered
2005
2006
2005
2006
28
41
7
13
2
12
2
6
3
7
1
1
6
4
3
3
1
1
4
9
3
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
6
2
3
2
3
2
3
3
2
1
3
3
2
57
91
22
33
(Annexure 4-15)
Proclaimed offenders Balochistan - 2005-2006
Years
Previous
Added
Arrested
Struck off
Died
balance
Balance at the
end of year.
2005
3018
72
83
7
6
2994
2006
2994
116
144
252
2
2712
(Annexure 4-15(i)
District wise break up of P.OS 2006
District
Previous
balance
Added
Arrested
Struck
off
Died
Balance at the end
of the year
Quetta
1019
-
39
-
-
980
Pishin
57
5
2
-
-
60
Loralai
49
1
4
-
-
46
Zhob
18
-
-
-
-
18
Mastung
26
26
1
-
-
51
Kalat
14
-
-
-
-
14
Khuzdar
25
6
-
-
-
31
Lasbela
52
15
-
-
-
67
Chaghi
45
-
-
-
-
45
Kech
9
-
-
-
-
9
Gawadar
33
-
1
-
-
32
Sibi
281
5
5
250
-
31
Naseerabad
154
31
35
-
-
150
Jaffarabad
1176
26
56
2
2
1142
36
1
1
-
-
36
2994
116
144
252
2
2712
Crimes Branch
Total
(Annexure 4-15(ii)
Military Deserters - 2005-2006
Years
Previous
Added
Arrested
balance
Struck
Died
Re-joined
off
Balance at
the end of
the year
2005
1178
11
2
15
-
20
1152
2006
1152
159
2
87
-
4
1298
(Annexure 4-15(iii)
Preventive action taken - 2005-2006
S#
Laws
2005
2006
Diff:
3344
2601
-743
1
U/S 107/151 Cr.PC
2
109 Cr.PC
576
317
-259
3
110 Cr.PC
1
-
-1
4
Under M.P.O
20
33
13
(Annexure 6-1(i)
Bomb blast cases 2005-2006
HEAD OF
OFFENCE
Bomb Blasts
Year
No of cases
104
Persons
killed
67
Persons
injured
288
2005
2006
237
52
298
(Annexure 6-1(ii)
Rocket firing cases 2005-2006
HEAD OF
Persons
Persons
OFFENCE
Year
No of cases
killed
injured
Rocket Firing
2005
26
-
02
2006
48
03
22
(Annexure 6-2)
Cases of sectarian terrorism 2005-2006
HEAD OF
OFFENCE
Sectarian
Year
No of cases
08
Persons
killed
08
Persons
Injured
-
2005
2006
01
01
-
(Annexure 6-3)
Narcotics recovered 2005-2006
S.No
District/Region
wise
Charras
2005
1
2
3
4
5
2006
Heroin
2005
Opium
2006
2005
Liquor
2006
2005
2006
729 btls,
370 tins,
21 ltrs
730 btls,
132 ltrs,
60 bags
72 btls
31 btls
12 btls
115 btls,
370 tins,
21 ltrs
2 btls
10 btls
4 btls
Quetta Region
Loralai Region
Pishin
Loralai
Zhob
407.834
1553.555
16.21
3.788
6.358
4.9
67.295
5.24
0.65
13.965
1.05
6.066
0.215
0.021
0.257
1
0.074
0.117
1.6
0.05
14.4
0.157
-
Total Region
Kalat Region
Kalat
73.185
21.081
0.439
1.991
1.65
14.56
-
0.096
0.025
0.054
-
-
Khuzdar
Mastung
12.998
12.145
25.002
-
0.031
-
0.012
-
1.12
-
Lasbela
Chaghi
Total Region
541.562
4.5
571.205
173.579
10.9
209.577
30.08
30.136
0.329
7.1
7.495
16
16
5.369
0.5
6.98
Gawadar
1.71
16.942
0.939
1.333
1.074
4.004
-
Kech
Panjgoor
4.323
-
16.068
-
1.071
-
0.044
-
100.01
1
-
73.64
-
4420 btls
-
30 ltrs
143 btls,
28 bags
143 btls,
30 ltrs,
28 bags
16 btls
61 btls
7 ltrs,
15 bags
01 btl
394 btls
456 btls,
7 ltrs,
15 bags
Gawadar Region
6.033
33.01
2.01
1.773
101.08
5
77.64
4420 btls
1.075
312.061
0.039
-
-
-
Naseerabad
Jaffarabad
Bolan
226.3
106.335
-
2.45
40.945
-
4.9
-
1
-
3
-
1.65
-
Total Region
C.I.D
Crimes Branch
333.71
13.45
1.75
355.456
770
94
4.939
-
1
-
3
-
1.65
115
1407.167
3036.679
53.734
15.247
128.09
3
220.7
118 ltrs
2 drums,
105 ltrs
264 btls
264 btls,
223 ltrs
2 drums
5671 btls,
370 tins,
273 ltrs,
28 bags,
2drums
Total Region
Sibi Region
Sibi
Grand Total
378 btls,
29 bags
10 btls,
13
Jericans
478 btls,
29 bags,
13
Jericans
125 ltrs
15 ltrs
425 btls
425 btls,
140 ltrs
2015 btls,
279 ltrs,
104 bags
13
Jericans
(Annexure 6-3(i)
Summary of recovered narcotics
KIND OF NARCOTICS
YEAR
2005
2006
CHARRAS
1407.167 KGs
3036.679 KGs
OPIUM
128.093 KGs
220.000 KGs
HEROIN
53.734 KGs
15.247 KGs
LIQUOR
5672 btls
2015 Btls
273 Litres
279 Litres
370 Tins
13 Tines
28 Bags
104 Bags
2 Drums
(Annexure 7-1(v)
Crimes Branch
S#
Type of Narcotics
2005
2006
1
Hashish
1.750 Kgs
94 Kgs
2
Opium
116.250 Kgs
-
Annexure 7-5(ii)
CID - 2005-2006
S#
Kind of Narcotics
1
Charras
2005
2006
13-450 KGs
770 KGs
GUN RUNNING
(Annexure 6-4)
Arms/ammunition recovered by Balochistan Police 2005-2006
S.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Kind of Weapons
Kalashnikov
Sten Guns
Short Guns
Rifles
Pistols
Revolvers
Hand Grenades
Rounds
Daggers
Magazines
Rocket Launchers
L.M.Gs
Fuses
Explosive Material
Anti Tank Mines
Anti Person mines
Dynamites
Mortar Shells
Rocket Launcher Shells
Shells
Detonators
Bren Guns
Repeaters
Rocket Launcher Gun
Booster Fuses
2005
2006
Diff:
%
138
14
75
81
109
17
180
65344
48
36
13
8
40
34
91
8
1
2
1
31
166
1
39
50
394
32
65
44905
44
74
2
1
2
282.300 KGs
31
31
34
6
-
28
-13
-36
-31
285
15
-115
20439
-4
38
-11
-7
-38
282.300 KGs
31
31
34
6
-34
-91
-8
-1
-2
-1
-31
20
-91
-48
-38
26
88
-63
-31
-8
105
-84
-87
-8
100
100
100
100
100
-100
-100
-100
-100
-100
-100
-100
(Annexure 6-3(i)
Capital City Police, Quetta - 2005-2006
S.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Kind Of
Weapons
Kalashnikovs
Short Guns
Rifles
Pistols
Revolvers
Hand Grenades
Rounds
Daggers
2005
54
4
20
84
3
121
21697
19
2006
29
19
10
163
5
8
23115
13
Diff:
-25
15
-10
79
2
-113
1418
-6
(Annexure 6-3(ii)
Northern Region - 2005-2006
S#
1
Kind of Weapons
Kalashnikovs
Pishin
2005 2006
2
6
Loralai
2005 2006
2
8
Zhob
2005 2006
1
4
Total Region
2005 2006
5
18
2
Short Guns
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3
Rifles
-
5
-
3
2
4
2
12
4
Pistols
11
27
15
17
4
11
30
55
5
Revolvers
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6
Hand Grenades
-
2
-
-
-
-
-
2
7
Rounds
156
280
136
584
82
187
374
1051
8
Daggers
3
17
6
-
1
11
10
28
(Annexure 6-3(iii)
Eastern Region 2005-2006
S#
1
Kind of
weapons
Kalashnikovs
Sibi
2005 2006
8
9
Naseerabad
2005 2006
24
21
Jaffarabad
2005 2006
10
19
Bolan
2005 2006
-
Region
2005 2006
42
49
2
Shot Guns
1
-
21
6
38
14
-
-
60
20
3
Rifles
1
2
34
10
10
1
-
-
45
13
4
Pistols
7
6
35
22
65
62
-
-
107
90
5
Revolvers
-
-
-
2
4
1
-
-
4
3
6
Hand Grenades
-
-
11
-
-
-
-
-
11
-
7
Rounds
289
752
2648
401
1868
929
-
-
4805
2082
8
Daggers
1
2
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
2
(Annexure 6-3(iv)
Central Region - 2005-2006
Kalat
Khuzdar
Noshki
Mastung
Lasbela
Region
Kind of
weapons
Kalashnikovs
1
5
2
11
-
4
-
11
-
-
3
31
2
Shot Guns
-
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
3
Rifles
-
3
1
1
2
-
-
2
7
2
10
6
4
Pistols
3
5
3
13
-
8
-
5
43
13
49
44
5
Revolvers
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
2
1
-
1
3
6
Hand Grenades
-
7
-
2
-
2
-
-
12
-
12
11
7
Rounds
197
385
44
532
19
1121
-
1403
4650
194
4910
3635
8
Daggers
-
1
3
-
1
3
-
4
-
-
4
8
9
Magazines
-
-
-
-
-
4
-
-
-
-
-
4
10
Dynamites
-`
34
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
34
11
Carbine
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
12
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
12
6
12
6
13
Rockets
Launchers
Rockets Shells
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
8
-
-
-
14
Mortar Shells
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
28
-
38
-
15
Repeater
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
-
2
-
16
Anti Tank Mines
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
61
-
-
-
61
17
Anti persons mines
-
-
-
-
-
-
61
-
-
-
61
-
S#
1
05
06
05
06
05
06
05
06
S#
weapons
06
(Annexure 6-3(v)
Southern Region - 2005-2006
Kech
Kind of
05
Gawadar
Panjgoor
Region
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
2005
2006
1
Kalashnikovs
10
17
1
1
-
-
11
18
2
Shot Guns
7
7
-
-
-
-
7
7
3
Rifles
-
8
-
1
-
-
-
9
4
Pistols
23
31
1
12
-
-
24
43
5
Revolvers
2
9
-
-
-
-
2
9
6
Hand Grenades
-
-
-
39
-
-
-
39
7
Rounds
270
2155
16
379
-
-
286
5234
8
Daggers
-
-
1
2
-
-
1
2
9
Machine Gun
-
1
-
11
-
-
-
12
05
2006
Annexure 7-1(iv)
Crimes Branch 2005-2006
S#
1
Type of Weapons
Hand Grenades
2005
-
2006
7
2
Fuses
28
7
3
Rocket Launcher
2
2
4
Rocket Launcher Shells
34
-
5
Secondary RKT
10
-
6
Explosive substance
-
67 1/2 Kgs
7
Kalashnikovs
1
24
8
LMG
8
-
9
Bren Gun
1
-
10
Magazines
6
11
11
Pistols
6
7
12
Bullets(Various bore)
5840
7013
Annexure 7-5(ii)
CID - 2005-2006
S#
Type of Weapons
2005
2006
1
Kalashnikovs
20
-
2
Rocket Launchers
1
-
3
Rocket Launcher Shell
45
-
4
Rocket Launcher gun
2
-
5
Rocket Booster
15
-
6
Rocket Booster fuse
31
-
7
Hand Grenades
36
-
8
Rounds
10970
-
9
Detonators with fuse
8
-
10
Magazines
8
-
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