FIA Takes Major Disciplinary Action: 10 Dismissed, Eight Demoted Among 76 Punished
ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 25th Sep, 2026) The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Islamabad Zone has awarded 76 departmental punishments, including the dismissal of 10 employees and demotion of eight others, as part of a significant accountability drive. This action was taken in response to disciplinary violations, misconduct, and public complaints.
An FIA official revealed that an Orderly Room, chaired by the Director FIA Islamabad Zone, reviewed cases involving departmental irregularities, breach of discipline, irresponsible conduct, and public grievances. Concerned officers and employees were given a chance to present their sides during these hearings.
After scrutinizing relevant records and available evidence, punishments were meted out under the Civil Servants (Efficiency and Discipline) Rules, 2020.
Of the 76 punishments:
- 10 employees were dismissed from service.
- Eight were demoted.
Among those dismissed were Sub-Inspector Hassan Ali, Upper Division Clerk Muhammad Subhan, Head Constables Tahir Mahmood, Melvin Masih, and Muhammad Bilal, Constables Tahir Safeer, Muhammad Ahmed Raza, Aqib Mahmood, and Tahir Mahmood, and ASI Mubashir Kazmi. Demoted employees included Muhammad Niaz Mir, Muhammad Waseem Iqbal (to Head Constable), Sheeraz Manzoor (to Lower Division Clerk), and five Head Constables.
The remaining 58 punishments involved various measures:
- Promotion stopped for 3 years in 19 cases, 2 years in 27 cases, and 1 year in five cases.
- Pay reduced by three stages in one case.
- Six employees censured.
Alongside accountability, the FIA recognized outstanding performance by awarding Commendation Certificate Class-II (CC-II) to three officers.
The Director FIA Islamabad Zone emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for corruption, misuse of authority, indiscipline, and unprofessional conduct. He ensured that every official facing proceedings had an opportunity to defend themselves, with decisions made based on rules and available evidence. He also reaffirmed the agency's commitment to recognizing good performance while maintaining strict discipline.