KHUZDAR: In a targeted operation demonstrating heightened police vigilance, the Khuzdar District Police successfully arrested a wanted fugitive involved in serious criminal activities. The arrest was made under the direct supervision of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Khuzdar, Shehzada Umar Abbas Babar.
The operation, executed with precision, targeted Saeed Ahmed, a suspect wanted in a case pertaining to kidnapping for ransom and armed robbery. Acting on credible intelligence, the Station House Officer (SHO) of the local police station, Bhawul Khan Pandrani, mobilized a specialized operations team to track and apprehend the fugitive.
The raiding party was led by In-charge Officer Ali Nawaz Miraji, with team members Javed Ahmed and Shabbir Ahmed playing a pivotal role in the field. Through coordinated efforts, the team located and successfully detained Saeed Ahmed without incident. The suspect has now been formally placed in police custody, and a thorough investigation is underway to uncover further details of his alleged crimes and possible connections to other criminal networks.
Speaking on the successful operation, SHO Bhawul Khan Pandrani emphasized the police’s unwavering commitment to public safety. “This operation is a clear message to all criminal elements operating within the district,” Pandrani stated. “Our actions against those who threaten the peace and security of our citizens will continue relentlessly. We are committed to ensuring that the rule of law prevails and that Khuzdar remains safe for all its inhabitants.”
The arrest has been hailed as a significant achievement for the Khuzdar police force, particularly in combating severe felonies like kidnapping and robbery that instil fear in the community. It underscores the effectiveness of intelligence-led policing and swift tactical response under the current district command. The public has been urged to continue cooperating with law enforcement by providing timely information to aid in similar operations aimed at eradicating crime from the region.
