Tharparkar Officials Ordered to Tighten Security and Act Against Illegal Fuel, Drugs
Tharparkar officials have been directed to strengthen security and take stringent measures against illegal activities, including fuel and drug trafficking. Deputy Commissioner Abdul Haleem Jagirani, in a crucial meeting, emphasized the protection of foreign workers, registration of religious seminaries, monitoring of brick kilns, and enforcement against unlawful practices across the district.
The meeting, held on October 28, 2026, reviewed the implementation of central and provincial committee decisions, the law and order situation, and strategies to combat drug-related activities. SSP Tharparkar Arif Aziz presented an overview of the security situation and outlined actions taken against criminals, drug dealers, and other unlawful entities.
Key Directives:
- Security for Foreign Workers: Ensure comprehensive security for Chinese engineers and other foreign experts working on CPEC and non-CPEC projects.
- Religious Seminaries Registration: Complete the registration process for all madaris in the district, adhering to government guidelines.
- Illegal Fuel Sales: Seal petrol pumps selling substandard or illegal fuel and take action against unregistered warehouses.
- Brick Kiln Monitoring: Regularly monitor brick kilns, identify foreign nationals and unregistered workers, and take legal action.
- Traffic Rule Enforcement: Conduct daily operations against traffic rule violators, overloading, and excessive fare charging.
- Illicit Goods and Substances: Adopt a coordinated strategy to curb the movement of non-custom-paid vehicles, illegal cigarettes, drugs, and other intoxicants.
- Illegal Encroachments Removal: Clear illegal encroachments in front of schools, shrines, and public places.
- Legal Action Against Social Issues: Take strict measures against electricity theft, begging, and child labor.