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Punjab police sets security plan ahead of New Year’s Eve

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LAHORE: Punjab Police have formed a security plan to ensure law and order situation across the province during New Year’s Eve.

The police spokesperson confirmed that over 25,000 officers and personnel would be deployed, including 395 inspectors, 1,125 sub-inspectors, 2,060 ASIs, 1,310 head constables, and 18,759 constables. In Lahore, more than 5,000 officials would be on duty.

Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, directed officers to remain on high alert and monitor anti-state elements closely.

Dolphin Squad, PERU, Elite Force, and PHP teams, would be deployed for patrolling along with regular search-and-sweep operations in all cities.

IG Punjab said that one-wheeling, aerial firing and unruly behavior would not be tolerated, warning that troublemakers harassing women or citizens would face immediate detention.

Dr. Usman Anwar instructed senior police officials, including the CCPO Lahore, RPOs, and DPOs, to personally oversee security arrangements.

Additional traffic personnel would be deployed to ensure smooth traffic flow.

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