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Islamabad Police issues strict social media policy for officers

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ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Capital Police has issued a comprehensive social media policy for all federal police officers and personnel, which imposes strict restrictions on their online activities.

According to a notification issued by the Inspector General (IG) Islamabad Police, officers and personnel are prohibited from sharing statements, or opinions on social media without the prior permission of the department. The policy also prohibits the use of official uniforms in videos or photos for personal promotional purposes.

“Any violation of this policy will result in departmental disciplinary action,” the IG warned, adding that the policy will remain in force until further notice.

Key directives outlined in the policy include:

  • Strict prohibition on uploading any confidential or official documents on social platforms.
  • Complete ban on expressing political or religious views by police personnel online.
  • Only the Public Relations Branch is authorized to publicize police activities on social media.
  • Officers must formally seek permission before uploading any departmental videos or content.
  • Unit heads will be held responsible for monitoring the social media conduct of officers under their command.
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